Linton High School - Lintonaire Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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QL Y yi, Mum mi-,Avi ifpgigl Q Collegium Musicum-Froni Row, left +o righlz Willey, Cohen, Basile l'lf1rl'w, Bfmle l-lwvlrzw, llisvriwn Knox Anrgffrom, lirown lialis, Jarczlc, Mfzrini Cross l,ic.helbrerqwv. Second Row: Shaw, Cesare, Pirro. Sf 'lV'illliVV1 Sliaiqhl Vlfrighl Slifrrrnan Cwlifrn, Maron Yanover B'id'nf': lvlrL',ugh'in Nrfscnn Rczslilfa. Third Row: Zfiulner, Blum Wflman, Harrizfn lvlaslriarri Angers Ahraham, Murphy, Reichlinq COLLEGIUM MUSICUM A delighilul choral group consisling of The Serenaders and orher members ol The choir compose The Collegium ivlusicum, which presenied Mozar+'s Vesrere Solleniss De Conlessoreu and The Haydn Lord Nelson Mass. Serenaclers-Froni Row, leff lo righlz Harrison, Wollman, Porlnoy, Willey, Cohen, Cohen, Murphy, Reslilo. Knox, Harlow Balis, Harlow Jarelc. Second Row: Reichling, Maslriani, Conroy, Blum. Abraham Yanover, Angerosa, Brown, Nelson, Wright Lasdon, Third Row: Lasdon, Scripa, Price, Conroy, Porlnoy. Fourfh Row: Marcley, llle, Binder, Alden. Gold, Peceri, Foreman, Levy, Neapolilano, Feller. Fiffh Row: Schlegel, McCulloch, Lawrence. Formichelli, Lane. Walrous, Reid, Pepin, Sanforelli, Cornell. Sixih Row: Frankel, Mul- larlcey, Hamlen, Kussman, Killion, Cirincione, Messill, Malcolslri, Dumas. SERENADERS The Serenaders are pupils selecled from The choir for Their oulslanding singing abilily. They form an exlra- curricular choral group whose purpose if is lo exlend musical enioymenl io ils lisleners. A+ The TOP performance in March They presenlecl Low Land Sea. Schlegel, llle, Peceri Binder, lvlarcley, Alden, Pepin, Dumas, Felier. Frankel, Neapolilano. Fourlh Row: Lawrence, McCulloch, Mullarlcey, Hamlen. Walrous, Reid, Lane, Levy, Sanlorelli,

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MoTion Picfure ProiecTor OperaTors' Club-FronT Row, IeTT To righT: Domanico, SchulTz, Purdy, PenTa. Second Row: Mr. Czyzewski lAdviserl, Hopper, Kuhl, Clark Tucciarone. Hanan, Burns. Kalasinski, Wick, Morin, Haynes, Gresham. Third Row: Appley, Deval, Zilberman, FurberT, Zimmer. Behrens, WaTrous, Lane, Gold, Gershon, Waleski, Lorch. FourTI'1 Row: LeElore, Riccio, Franciose, Hucker, GlaTer. Heiner, CogneTTa NewTon Schuldiner, Czyzewski, ZenTmire Coons, Bianchi. FITTII Row: Thelen, Euber, Cornelius, Coclrene, Wasserman, Piccolo, MessiTT, Brady. Eberle, CaroTa, STan- cliTTe, Haury. ,' I I. 1 - if I lf- 1,1 - genuine ai im-Vaal MOTION PICTURE OPERATORS' CLUB Because oT The increased signifi- cance in The use of audio-visual aids, The MoTion PicTure Opera- Tors provide a valuable service To our school. As a resulT oT The operaTors' Training and experience, Teachers may wiTh uTmosT conTi- dence call upon These sTudenTs To operaTe equipmenT. Audio Visual STaFf-FronT Row, IeTT To rigI'1T: Donald PenTa. Larry Wasserman, Joe Schahfer, Mr. Czyzewski lAcIviserl, Nick ValanTo. Second Row: Charles Hopper, AnThony Tucciarone Edwa rd Purdy. AUDIO-VISUAL OFFICE AIDES g The whereabouTs oT our schools TY' ' 6 various audio-visual equipmenT is always known by members of This group. IT is Their responsibiliTy To X X x N check in and To check ouT and To by ,'-ilgflyig il, keep a record of The eguipmenT mxli lx. ., iiizllgu R ' used. 93-lx qs dia, 3 , fa Y, ll el l ',S,l im f ll i llll cfs-Ilil ill il l i , lllllgg l. 1 - ' Camera Club-FronT Row, Ieff To righl: Weinberg, Lord Lockerd, Valachovic lTreasurerI, Schull! IVice PresidenTI, Lindgren lPresidenTl Schladale lSecreTaryl, Mr. Czyzewski lAdviserl, Warner, Mr. Thorp. Second Row: Fairrelli, DeGennaro STosuy, Disbrow, Hogancamp, Jacobs, Crisci. Third Row: Kuhl, Pardi, Ranucci, Koblinsky, Brown, Ross, Czyzewski. -s 3545- CAMERA CLUB Equipped wiTh a darkroom and oTher Tirie TaciliTies, The Camera Club expanded iTs program wiTh Trips To local poinTs of inTeresT To camera Tans, wiTh a visiT To The Kodak Company, and wiTh a Trip To Niagara Falls. The club had a booTh in The Hobby Show, and They also enTered picTures in Kodak Ansco conTesTs.

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.ix -1- -scafl' , 'lg ,- ' The choir sings for an assembly. -+,,L.h STRING ENSEMBLE The Linlon Slring Ensemble, composed of lwo violins, viola, cello, and bass. is a group ol five Linlon sludenls who have a vilal inleresl in classical music. Worlcs ol Prolcoliev and olher Russian composers, in addilion lo lhe chamber music of Mozarl, l-laydn, Beelhoven and Bach, conslilule lheir reperloire. Sfring Ensemble-Fronf Row, leff +o righl: Phyllis Balls lFirs+ Violinl, Leslie Gibson lsecond Violinl. Second Row: Charles Harnlen lCellol, John Meyer lViolal. Third Row: Mr. Slelan lDirec- forl, Karen l-laclcebeil lBass Violinl. Y ? Y'-E IOS