Linton High School - Lintonaire Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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5 . rg Q STAGE CREW FRONT ROW, left to right: Joe Shaffer, Mr. Christian fSponsorj. SECOND ROW: James Schmidt, William Fyvie, Thomas Forgette. Mrs. Hilbert discusses the play with student directors Diane Tremblay ana' Jillian Grenfell. STAGE DESIGN COMMITTEE FRONT ROW, left to right: Binder, Haury, Lucey, Burgess, Eddy. SECOND ROW: Mc- Kiernah, Morris, Johnson, O'Bryant, Zeppetelli, Miss Simiele CAdvisorj. X 5 g 1 se

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' tlwQ afQtagoP DRAMATICS CLUB FRONT ROW, left to right: B. Podoloff, D. Tremblay, B. Kraus, A. Penta. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hilbert QSponsorj, S. Wilkinson, P. Thomas, J. Meldish, N. Gold, K. Beale. THIRD ROW: T. Crowe, D. Russo, J. Guernsey, A. Schein, F. France, G. Jenkins. FOURTH ROW: J. Czyzewski, Wm. Jarmolych, J. Holzer, Wm. Graper. DRAMATICS CLUB Membership in Dramatics Club is open not only to students who possess acting talent but also to any students who are interested in the theater. In addition to its regular meetings and activities the club each year takes a trip to New York City to see a Broadway play. I Rose Ciarciaglino' applies make-up to -l Warren Crow before the play. i The Voice Chorus prepares for a performance. , l 1'

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-fic -X T. X S M s 435 g-x s ....,.. . K A X X wx TlwMawWluy taDuww1u .. ,we-I - X , X. .. .....,.... arse. .... ,,wQ,,,,... img W ff V RQMM The Cast for The Man Who Came to Dinner. From the tilne of Sheridan Whitesideis first fall through all those laugh-filled minutes until his second mishap, The Man Who Came to Dinner was a great success. Sheridan's own gruff personality, several romances, a mad aunt who turned out to be a murderess, and a mummy case all con- tributed towards an evening full of not only dramatic ability but also amusing entertainment. The audience followed the harassed Stanley family, the impatient Mr. Whiteside, and his impetuous friends, lovelorn Maggie and Bert, and the foolish doctor breathlessly through their enjoyable plights and adventures. The hard work of the cast, student directors, and faculty advisorinwas evident in each of the well-acted scenes. Of course, no school play could be presented without the co- operation of many committees. This year there were special groups to handle properties, make-up, ushering, light and sound, stage design, stage crew, and publicity. Each of these committees performed a necessary function in helping to make The Man Who Came to Dinner the memorable production thatit undeniably was. Now to close the lid. mv. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE FRONT ROW, left to right: Wolfe, Freeman, Shambo, Marks, Mitchell, Perdue. SECOND ROW: Loiterstein, Rippere, Bender, Connors, Moore, Ferraro. THIRD ROW: Mr. Czyzewski fAdvisorj, LeFlore, Lockard, Sweeney, Burns. 124