Linton High School - Lintonaire Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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Our cheerleaders are part of the show. ,NMM- The Serenaders sing for us. 2 E , fs 2 liw fi :S SE! wi sa 3 x The Cavaliersssing, too. Nancy White leads the majorettes.

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' ' tsTOP'sTlwmef TOP From the rising of the curtain on Act I to the Grand Finale, TOP presented a vista of Linton's active talent and entertainment potential. Hours of hard work, practice, and behind-the-scenes aid from students and faculty culminated in a successful and enjoyable production. Talent ranged from organ to operetta Cselections from 'cOklahoma,' by the Serenadersl and from dance to ballads - revealing -the many facets of the young artists' abilities. TOP GENERAL COMMITTEE FRONT ROW, left to right: M. Elston, J. Strom, P. Scheer, A. Nappi, D. Duguid, B. McGuire. SECOND ROW: D. Rohrrnerer, J. Duguid, L. Hutten, R. Cirincione, K. Vinick, S. Blumenthal, P. Eberle, G. Jenkins, T. Forgette. THIRD RO-W: Mr. Gilli- land, Miss Simiele, Mrs. Coe, Mrs. Hilbert, Miss Brownell fflhairmanl, Miss Halloran ICO-chairmanj, Miss Cleland, Mr. Campbell, Mr. Moran. .Ag is - Marilyn Freeman shows of her talents. V 4 Mrs. Russell and Mrs. McGrath try their luck at Mr.l Shula's shooting gallery. . l' Mrs. Walton, Mrs. Farnham, and Mrs. Richardson perform as part of the faculty act.

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