Linton High School - Lintonaire Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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Orcheslra Piano: Schermorhorn. Violins: Hamlen, Maleizlxy, DeGennaro, Penney Dalorenw, Hallo biel, Grayson, Balis Gibson, Angorosa, Lloberslci Lober, DePa:g.ia'e, Wa'rcvi.s. Viola: Huffnn, Minard, Flufe: Goble. Clarinef: lvlaginnis Neapolilano. Basoon: Gable. Saxaphones: Cfvivpak, Snell, Cronlres, Salvalnre. French Horns: Mninncrs, Abbofl. Trumpelsz Loiliedo Galunlmi, Wlilf Karl. Trombones: LeFlorc, Hall, Rollins, Schryver. Drums: Haskell, Pndrazeil. Bass Horn: Cooper. ORCHESTRA Composed of slring players and selecled band members, The orcheslra meels in a regular class period. Much of lhe music is classical, buf lhe group also plays show iunes and olher conlemporary composilions. AT The gradualion exercises 'fhe orcheslra presenls lhe lradilional Pomp and Circumslance. I+ enlerlains Parenl- Teachers' Associalion occasionally. Climaxing lhe year's worlc is The spring concerl in which Linlon High, Monl Pleasanl High, and fhe All-Cily Orcheslra collaborale. An ou'r-of-iown conducfor is a special ieaiure of ihis performance. Besides playing as a group, several members have been recognized for Their oulslanding work. Lasl December, Kalherine Hamlen represenled Linfon in ihe All-Siale Orcheslra al Rochesier. And in January Barry lvlalelzlci, David l-luHon, Kalherine l-lamlen, Charles l-lamlen, and Karen Schermerhorn played al The One Hundredlh Anniversary Dinner of The Y.M.C.A.

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MADRIGALS Madrigals Froni Row, leff To righT: John Angerosa. RoberT Gable. Carol Duval, MarTin Levy, Karen Bigwood, Miriam Levy. ' . i Dr. Campbell has organized several new madrigal singing groups who sing Sixleenlh CenTury pieces which uTilize The Theory oT counTerpciinT. Une oT The groups ws.. perTormed aT RochesTer Tor The New York STaTe School Music EducaTors' ConTerence. Mrs. Sara Laurence, guidance counselor, advises a sTudenT on a work program. As a member oT The Mayors CommiTTee on YouTh Guidance, she exTends her inTeresT Trom The .school To The ciTy. The periodical, The American SoropTimisT recenTly published an arTicle by Mrs. Laurence enTiTled AT Teenage Crossroads. A repre- senTaTive from The ChrisTian Science MoniTor inTerviewed her. ASSEMBLY PLANNING Making use oT suggeshons, The Assembly Planning ComrniTTee selecTs and arranges school programs. Cuslomary assemblies include pep rallies preceding imporTanT games, and previews oT TOP and class plays. STamp Sellers FronT Row, leff To righfz L, BenacquisTo. Cv. Glover. C. Crosman, A. Meigher, L. Lohaus. C. Kane, D. EpsTein, R. WurTh N. Bagley, P. Serapiglio, Z. Marficke, B, Broderick, P. Daley, G Marro. Second Row: S. Shick, P. Macherone, H. Depersis, J Snyder, L. Barber, A. OTTaTi, J. Karl, C, Cornell, M. E. Quinn, J Gold, T. Silber, F. Campbell, G. Caldwell, D. JeannoTT. Third Row P. Roberls. P. Balls, B. Lewis. L. Crandall. K. Hamlen, B. Karine, B Bushuy, J. Rudnick, B. Arnow, M. Argyros, P. Monroe, E. Baum, D. Pnfahl, C. Schlilf, Mr. Thompson, Sponsor. STAMP SELLERS Assembly Planning CommiTTee FronT Row, lefT To righT: Shirley Lezzi, NinTa Nocera STella Miano, Terri Cassella. Second Row: Sylvia Abraham, Zanderia MarTicke, Mrs. Winifred Coe, Sponsor Adele Farina, Mona Chiaro. To encourage every sTudenT To supporT school TuncTions, The STudenT Council issues sTudenT acTiviTy sTamp books Tor Tive dollars. The owner oT one oT These books may aTTend any home TooTball or baskeT- ball games Tree oT charge. ln addiTion, The possession oT a sTamp book enTiTles one To a subscripTion To The school paper and a greaTly reduced raTe on The annual yearbook. ElecTed represenTaTives oT each homeroom sell The sTamp book.

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