Linton High School - Lintonaire Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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tll9A!Uf6 06 Dame The skelton dance is performed by Mary Corbo. Linda Rodriguez goes through a routine. MODERN DANCE FRONT ROW, left to right: Rodriguez CPresidentj, Capparella CSecretaryj, Sitzer, Elston, Garafolo, Parisi, Caldwell, Insogna, Krawiecki, Caruso, DiBartolomeo, Martini, DeCenzo, DiPascual, Johnson, DeSalvatore, Garry. SECOND ROW: Sherman, Sosnowski, Ballone, Doyle. Pace, Burroughs, Farone, Schermerhorn, McComb, Van Kleeck, Charles, Corbo, Nicolella, Townsend, Marotta, Glunz, Jenkins. THIRD ROW: Boyd, Cummings, Iovinella, DiSarro, Stuart, Parisi, Poprawski, Schaffer, McGuire, Mashuta, Restifo, Santorelli, Zeppetelli, Rocissano, Wieczorek, Baxter. The group displays their talents. ii : Ez ., 1 5 .si f s Q V, L 2 . t 1 , f, S . K- 2 MODERN DANCE CLUB In Modern Dance Club, under the direction of Miss Klein, girls in black leotards and tights create Howing symphonies of movement as they express themselves freely and interpret life into dancing. Once a year, the group presents a public performance.

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QUILL AND SCROLL FRONT ROW, left to right: Royce Cohen CSecretary- treasurerj. SECOND ROW: JoAnn Strom, Robert Binder. THIRD ROW: Joseph Shuldiner, Naomi Lasdon CPresidentj, Winifred Cohn. QUILL AND SCROLL The Joseph Pulitzer Junior Chapter of the Inter- national Quill and Scroll Society is an honorary organi- zation for journalism students and H i-Lights staff. Students in the upper third of their class who have con- tributed their time and talents toward the publication of the H i-Lights are eligible for membership. LINTON HI-LIGHTS STAFF The staff of the Linton Hi-Lights, utilizing the jour- nalistic skills learned in the English 111 - Journalism class, works to publish a monthly newspaper from Sep- tember to January. In February the journalism class, made up of juniors, assumes the responsibilities for pub- lication for the remainder of the school year. HI-LIGHTS STAFF FRONT ROW, left to right: B. Shulman fReporterl, J. Strom fEditor-in-Chiefj, W. Cohn CAssociate Editorj, R. Cohen fAssociate Editorj, M. Bell CExchange Editorj, N. Lomasney fReporterj, K. Monaco QReporterj, Mr. Solomon CAdvisorj. SECOND ROW: R. Binder CReporterJ, B. Gipstein fSports Columnistj, M. Kussman CAdvertising Managerj, J. Ruzzo fAssociate Editorj, J. Shuldiner CBusiness Managerl, K. Mal- colm fReporterj.

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M1115 6011 Ewing I-lobbg BRIDGE CLUB SEATED, left to right: Sheldon Schwartz, Joe Shuldiner, Robert Guely, Lorion Bowne. STANDING: John Lapinski, Mr. Anthony Prindle fSponsorj, John Czyzewski. BRIDGE CLUB SKI CLUB The Bridge Club, initiated this year, is an informal Linton ski enthusiasts accepted every opportunity for group. By having a regular opportunity to gain experience skiing this past winter. They frequented resorts in the in playing, the members are able to learn Hrst the elementary Adirondacks and New England, finding slopes to satisfy and then the finer points of bridge. the novice as well as the expert skier. SKI CLUB FRONT ROW, left to right: Foyle, Altvater, Chestnut fTreasurerl, Hourigan, Messina, Bonnie McKechnie, Baxter, Rickard, McComb, Russo, Wulf fPresidentj, Skinner, Kane, Englebardt, Eigelbach, White, Gleason, Duguid, Backer, Shulman, Spraragen, Phelps, Caldwell, Dupree. SECOND ROW: Cook, Eichelberger, Roberts, Justin, Pam McKechnie, Andrews, Jeffes, Mancuso, Carol. Wusterbarth, Harlow, Przybylek, Ladd, Alex, Gold, Broome, McKechnie.