Linton High School - Lintonaire Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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.' 5 E if H-1-qs? -Mimi ' I., . way? STUDENT COUNCIL f I. Grams R. McGough S. DiMeo fVice Presidentj M. Hanny fSecretaryj C. Green C. Kulsick M. Polenz P. Mare M. Burke S. Kirkham M. Bull L. Ciasulla D. Shannon J. Chlopecki Miss O'Connor 1AdvisorJ M. Fox M. Perrino R. Riley M. Jaycox F. Mauriello T. Schiano fPresidentJ J. Amond J. Wasserman C. Merchant B. Schmidt T. Parker P. Chodkowski D. Gordon L. Messitt R. Sabatelli D. Amazon J. Sykes M. Maiello L. Dana D. Feldman M Kuebler J. DiMeo J. George J. Battaglioli B. Floyd fTreasurerb J. Clair J. Green J. Frigolette L C. Lewis J. Coppola Fm M. Ward Mr. Van Court fAdvisorl A H' .V N. Shalfcr R. Zilfer -f ' A D. Scott T. Shaffer phuh, N L. Huppm M. Marioni J. Guthinger i.sifSwvi5?r?' li f1.3,,f5f4...f H232 F yarn Ei? fi. - at ..... Mi... .. 1 X STUDENT COUNCIL ALTERNATES - Front Row: Borawski, Second Row: Tanski, Etienne. Blaise, Carnavos. Powers. Oswald. Carmel. Faulisi. LaGasse. Presseisen. Martin. Anderson, Ducos. Kenny. Parlin. Spaudling. Risano, Fourth Row: Blumenthal. Piciotto. J. Ripps. DeGenova. Capen, Feathers, M. Ripps, Flynn, Gold, Chodkowski, Brennan, Third Raw: mummy

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STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS - Marion Hanny, Barbara Floyd, Susan DiMeo, Anthony Schiano.

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, f ' , j.'.ffi3Qg1lfjf- COUNCIL MINUTES of ber 5, 1970. p The meeting of Novefiibetffldlwiisicalled toiorderlat 3:f5' of the previous meetingfgygereggfead and approved. A pg- eep p The lirst order of election of a mayor and men to participate in Jaygee Student Government For A 'Dayffheret Was a run-OIT vow and fb? highest.YO1eS,..WCre..,thC dents: Mark2Qi?erritio,' Jaan Fifigolefie, liarilyniitiikuzzo, Stiei Dave Brendan, Mark Biiinchalfd, amd Rsfldyiabawih- rCS111lS Qf Sue .iD1Me0,?f Collncllnlten' i eppvt . vevvev T A i student. Couiicil.By1aW8tlf9VhiCl3..StatQS.p'A fsimplelimai Ofily 0f.rhe.QOunCiQ1 be en the The 123 The amendment was not passed because a two-thirds majority is needed to make a by-law change. Next was t e vote on the Equal Opportunities Amendment. The proposed .et.. 8 be the ef The them' .i..1 ,.t. . . the bylaivs. flS?iClefls5g!Q?9f?1 the bY1aWQ!?1d..ICP1aCQd Wifh toigbe' Stu- mean will tli?5ElSWd?m. 5011909 .il. iie. Flecllon issl sif.. . A . , Of wmv arid The pgrfpose of would be to mend the i High .sti Gounci Exeeutive MOM and begin Planning for T e iitii itit 1 T ,ff . which was isi' passed. A .... f ,.,. ...li Tti ' .... . lei' I i z ' f A , :.tzii35zfW'?iff'Hfa2? AC 'i ,. tt: -'f-. slant. it az-f:.-is teit - iief ittiti iiitiis T I T A c t'ts it it if A N q,1i?f CITY GOVERNMENT FOR A DAY A Mark Perrino, Philip Blanchard, Susan DiMeo. l3ikS.i?H if sl? ilhkii.. ' 'A A M .M W f Pho! Phol