Linton High School - Lintonaire Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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CHOIR CPERIOD 45 FRONT ROW, left to right: Meyerhoff, DeSalvatore, DiMatteo, Whipple Buerger Fergerson Killion Martini Bo d Ha er . l 5 I S a Y a g 9 Maiello, Keiper, Munsel, Stoddard, Hinse, Brown, Cloke, Rosen. SECOND ROW: Houghton, Sherman, Henry, Ferluge, Stefl, Minikiewicz, Gers, Dix, Gerling, Bissonette, Schrader, Murphy, Wilkinson, Williams, Leger, Bueche, Phelps. THIRD ROW: Stuart, Pezzano, Micames, Quincy, Foyle, Rickard, Brynes, Gren- fell, Bowne, Paegle, Hainey, Hutton, Ras, Wasser, Page, Mot- singer, Picazio. FOURTH ROW: Maginniss, Gallman, Wuster barth, Serowick, Ladd, Schwenker, Boehm, Campriello, DeBlasio Gold, Binder. FIFTH ROW: Strope, McAndrew, LaPointe, Paul Dunning, Mazzanoble, Crump, Robinson, Sherman, Austin, Ruzzo Lasky. CHOIR CPERIOD 55 FRONT ROW, left to right: Bradshaw, Fitzgerald, Gallery, Edwards, Merchant, Costa, Grant, Schaffer, Juracka, Boggus, Buckley, Rodriguez, Stuart, Plunz, Beale, Schaffer, Grant. SECOND ROW: Williams, Scharbach, Jeffres, Willey, Bisson- ette, Lasdon, Lindsay, Gray, Cartwright, Cummings, Bur- roughs, Schaffer, Millington, Vitello, Guernsey, Altieri, Toland, Fredrick. THIRD ROW: Glover, Palmer, Cassillo, Graper, Bornfield, Albohm, Cook, Resnick, Lapinski, Zuckerman, Thomas, Gillette, Rohrmeier, FOURTH ROW: Ossenfort, Little, Piccolo, Moran, Emerle, Carlson, Martin, Lawless, Rothe, Galkiewicz, Makofski, Johnson, VanHeusen, Stone.

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Qwewe Meat' CHOIR Choir, a full term subject, meeting daily under the di- rection of Dr. Robert Campbell, is designed not only to give its two hundred students choral experience but also to acquaint them with music representing the various periods in music history. Elements of singing such as voice production, correct breathing, enunciation, and musical interpretation are stressed. During the year its members undertook one of the great est choral works written, Carl Orff's Carmina Burana,' which was performed with the Schenectady Symphony Or chestra. In addition, the choir performed at the annual Christ- mas Concert and participated in the Music for Unity Pro- gram. CHOIR qPER1oD 25 FRONT ROW, left to right: Rudnick, Osterhout, Lohmann, Lomasney, Turner, Garofolo, Marotta, Corbo, Pucci, Florio, Caul- field, Penta, Tews, Bodine. SECOND ROW: Yanover, Koenitz, Gray, Alberti, Wheeler, Duguid, McComb, Weiss, Little, Green- berg, Furman, Anibal, Baum, Doyle. THIRD ROW: Fadden, DiBartolorneo, Brownell, Waters, Rasmussen, Gottwald, Jesmain, Harlow, Gabriel, Eddy, Levy, Gesell, Friedman. FOURTH ROW: Scharnowski, Johnson, Isgro, McCabe, Judeman, Horstmyer, Cummings, Lohaus, Boehm, Schlegel, Sitzer, Gershon.

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tlwAzfuwftlv w BAND FRONT ROW, front to back: Meyer, Horstmyer, Pofahl, Pugh, Janoszewski, Podoloii, Carp. FIFTH ROW: Skinner, Lapidus, John- Gray. Meiners. SECOND ROW: Wedekind, Yanover, Pidgeon, son, Pirro, Boehm, Turbak. SIXTH ROW: Cossey, Stoner, Barnett Weaver, Bell, Zukauskas. THIRD ROW: Korkosz, Killeen, Kelley, Maginnis, CoHin, Goble. SEVENTH ROW: Schryver, Streeter Yavornicky, O'Neil, Cooper. FOURTH ROW: Newton, Schatz, Fenimore, Fox, Torelli, Nelson. BAND' The Linton High School Band, under the able direction- of Mr. Anthony Pezzano, serves its most important func- tion in marching at all the home football games and at the Mont Pleasant-Linton basketball game. In the winter, it participates in the school Christmas Concert and the All- City Instrumental Festival: while in the spring, it directs 58 its efforts to the Senior Day assembly and to a new, annual concert progrm with North Colonie High School. The band plays an essential part in a school which places such a heavy emphasis on school spirit and improvement of its students' cultural backgrounds. i