Linton High School - Lintonaire Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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Teamfwl2.eb ' ' CROSS COUNTRY The Linton harriers rounded off a fair season this year with promise of great improvement in 1962. Led by Frank Bianchi, John Bing, and Steve Bobik, backed up by Bob McAndrew, Doug Fox, Dave Thelen, and Chuck Feni- more, Coach Leonard's team participated in six meets this year. Because of excellent competition, we fared poorly. There was, however, great team spirit and sportsmanship on the squad for which our boys are to be commended. Our runners opened the season with a meet at Utica. Then the Proctor run was followed by the Group Memorial run at Central Park and the NYU run in New York City. We placed eighth in the annual Fordham run, which was also held in New York City. Our best performances were a fourth in the Bishop Gibbons' Run and a fifth in Class A at the Sectionals. FIRST TEAM CROSS COUNTRY KNEELING: Dave Thelan. STANDING: Charles Fenimore, John Bing, Steve Bobik, Frank Bianchi, Tim Schuyler. VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY TEAM FRONT ROW, left to right: R. McAndrew, D. Fox, C. Feni-. more, D. Thelan, M. Lingren. SECOND ROW: Coach Leonard, P. Piotrowski, K. Rohrmier, J. Bing, S. Bobik, F. Bianchi, T. Schuyler, J. Lapinski QMana.gerl.i Tala . XSTW Qsrg ,QV s I9 Sli s 3' Em . X . fi .,. f ,Ng N . . NESS? Q 2 'Q 9 'ws .. ASw -Q57Y7g 5 :ass QS TQ? sm 4 -s 1 STQL Q 5 NN i ,.. Q W xA'xL easi 2----..., Q-:-s . we

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X X cfs ,Xu xX , .7 Ofj Q61 box kqf' XX Dax ' EX ,, x f. X - w . ' U X JR :RJ XNAQ if X A' iq A f 'N h fx xl fn! A V fb , 5. .tr 1 .5 Ld X. - I ,' JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM FRONT ROW, left to right: M. Grannan, J. Scripa, T. Lawless, B. Laffredo, D. DeLuke, H. Crow, J. Englebardt, C. Catalano, B W. Hallock, L. Spraragen, M. Salvino. THIRD ROW: E. Catino . fCoachj, R. Marino, S. Ferguson, A. Pisano, F. Ulisana, J. Moulton, Baccari, D. McComb, J. Adams. SECOND ROW: M. Corvino, D. Peterson, D. Johnson, A. Justin,' S. DiMartino,- D. McManus, T. Lawand, H. Karandy, B.'Mortenson, B. Wroble, G. Brownell, . L. VanHuesen, Mr. Ziamandanis QCoachj.' JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Linton's Junior Varsity Football Team, coached by Ed Catino and John Ziamandonis, Finished undefeated for the second straight year. Combining a very potent offense with a stingy defense, we had trouble in only two of the seven games. The Blue Devils opened with a 37-0 victory over Amster- dam and 32-8 win over Troy. The latter game gave in- dication of the overall depth of the team. Marco Corvino, who became the highest scoring Jayvee. in the school's his- tory, had two touchdowns while four other boys also tallied. The two big games iof the year were with Mont Pleas- ant and Bishop Gibbons. Neither team in the Mont Plea- sant game was able to score, and it ended in a O-0 tie. We fared better against Bishop Gibbons' undefeated Jayvee team and won 27-0. The addition of these boys to next year's varsity should aid our chances for a repeat Class A League Champion- ship. RECORD LINTON ' OPPONENT 37 Amsterdam 0 32 Troy 8 33 LaSalle 0 34 Draper 7 12 Albany 5 0 Mont Pleasant 0 27 Bishop Gibbons 0 Breaking away against Mont Pleasant is Rit Wilgocki.

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