Linton High School - Lintonaire Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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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.

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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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P Awmwga - - SENIOR BALL COMMITTEE FRONT ROW, left to right: L. Costa CTicketsj, J. Miller flnvita- maui, Mrs. Leonard QSocial Deanj. THIRD ROW.' T. Crowe tionsj. SECOND ROW: R. Rotundo CRefreshmentsj, J. Altieri fPublicityQ, B. Gray fDoorj, P. Dombrowski QDecorationsj D. Fox' CFlowersj, S. Family CProgramsj, J. Shuldiner fGeneral Chair- CPostersl. SENIOR BALL The General Committee of the Senior Ball is responsible for the efficient planning and successful outcome of this social event. The heads of the smaller committees, which include invitations, tickets, programs, refreshments, decora- tions, posters, door, Flowers, and publicity, work together as the General Committee under a general chairman. SENIOR BANQUET The Senior Banquet is planned by a General Committee, under the supervision of the class social dean and the general chairman. Smaller committees, including invitations, decora- tions, posters, publicity, programs, tickets, and arrangements, have one General Committee member as chairman, with interested senior class members assisting him. SENIOR BANQUET COMMITTEE FRONT ROW, left to right: Donna Duguid CPublicityj, Linda ROW: Robert Binder fPostersj, Mickey Palmer CTicketsl, Carl Crump QDecorationsj, Mary Thibodeau CProgramsl, Max Allway Newton CArrangementsl. fGeneral Chairmanl, Mrs. Leonard CSocial Deanj. SECOND Q S S