Linwood Middle School - Milieu Yearbook (North Brunswick, NJ)

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Organization LCO E i' '-12 Af f Q, 2iE aeN 1 'w g Q: -5 it 1' .1 lf: 1 1, 11 iig i z: 1' E1,':, fE: 'ia fi: Iw i w ig 1, :2 L ' I a,g5 r' 1' 1 A 'H ' . .1 J 1. ,g -- .5 3. 14 gi pgw ft 1 3. 33 Q, :E , A -3 - , 1 , f'745 .Qs 11 a' ..f:azz1:..:.w as-u '1wwas'i- 1+ 'a,.sI?af1 ,221 'Lir a xi? , if f Sas., 'a lia ' When possible, the FORUM is held on the first Wednesday of the month, directly after the close of school. lt is usually adjourned by 5 p.m. Mr. Lesnovvski pre- sides and sometimes suggests a problem for discussion. The proceedings are sometimes taped, so that valuable sug- gestions will not be forgotten. REPRESENTATIVES TO FORUM STUDENTS The five elected officers The three class presidents The three class representatives The chairmen of standing committees The chairmen of the service groups Two homeroom presidents from each of the three classes fassigned by the LGO student president on a rotating basisj Any interested students who express a desire to attend by speaking to the president or faculty adviser FACULTY AND OTHERS The Principal The Vice -Principal The Director of Guidance The Librarian The faculty advisers of the three classes The faculty adviser to LGO The chairman of each academic depart- ment, or his officially designated representative A representative of each of the following: custodial staff, clerical staff, cafe- teria, medical staff, Board of Educa- tion, P.T.A. Any interested staff member or parent fNote: The Superintendent of Schools and the Curriculum Coordinator attend when their schedules permit .J

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Linwood Government All students and teachers are members of the LINWOOD GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION CLGO which aims to serve the school through a team work approach. Paralleling the weekly faculty meetings, the STUDENT COUNCIL assembles each Friday, with the chairmen of standing com- mittees and service groups as invited guests. Each month, however, the LINWOOD FORUM gives students, faculty, and other members of the Linwood family a chance to talk frankly and constructively together about the problems and aims of the school for whose welfare they all share responsibility. Q Q Se gif? .- 1 fi , ,, in Ii at 1 i xiii - 1' - 4' t m, ,YK ,-27. Km . W , , :.tvf'? W ' ' 2 - A - 9th GRADE Beth Trent H.R. PRESIDENTS Pres, --Do1-eng G1-iego Linda Starr Andrew Szilva Class Rep, --Ellen joseph Sierotowicz Peter Giglio Levine QSerge ant- at- Armsj Stephen Brown H. R. PRESIDENTS Dudley Porter David Ricardo jay Maroon 8th GRADE Heidi Gutierrez Dolores Zippo Pres. --Karen Raymond Palfy Jill Nowitzl-ce Karbowsl-ci Winifred Brown Beth Fauci Class Rep. --Katherine Mary Lou Manney Georgia Armenti Gerrard joseph Canastra 1968-69 STUDENT COUNCIL President .......... Anthony Lombardo Vice-President ......... Howard Uniman Corresponding Secretary. . . . . Lisa Kless Recording Secretary .... . . . Lisa Kohler Treasurer . . .. judith Guerriero 7th GRADE Pres. --William Murphy Class Rep.--Dorothy Bisogno H.R. PRESIDENTS Eugene Wolfson Bernice Reichlen Meryl I-lauptman Faculty Adviser . . . Eunice Davidson . Robert Murphy Clayton Smith Judith Willis Leigh Bunty Michael Ertos William Iacouzze Maryann Pulein Kevin Olehnik Michael Vitanza

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The LIBRARY CLUB assists Miss LaBar in many phases of her li- brary routine and in scheduling and providing projection materials for faculty members. The GUIDANCE CLUB assists the guidance counselors in main- taining the occupational and col- lege files in the Guidance Office, which are open to all students for reference. Mrs. Snyder advises the club. Service Groups nd LGO Committees The SAFETY PATROL, under the direction of Mr. Rozanski, helps to maintain safety and order in the halls and on the courts before, during, and after school. This year-'s captain is Anthony Lombardo. The HISTORY AND RECORDS COMMITTEE fnot picturedj, made up of the secretaries of LGO, maintains and keeps order in the LGO files. 88 Q 0