Linton High School - Lintonaire Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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The art of a one leg balance on a high balance beam is shown by Liz Riley. jim Fotti does a diljlicult hand stand on the parallel bars. l C i 5 i Rnlbtavwtmtes LIN TON Won Guilderland Won Amsterdam Won Scotia Lost Bishop Gibbons Lost Niskayuna BOWLING TEAM FRONT ROW, left to right: Jim Serapilio, Rick Bland, Frank Conti CGaptainl. SECOND ROW.' Bob Cirincione, Don Pidgeon, Ang Graziane, Larry Wasserman, Mr. Aldinger lGoachl. BOWLING 'This year's bowling team rolled off to a good start with Larry 'Wasserman, Bob Cirincione, Jim Serapilo, Rick Bland, Don Pidgeon, Angelo Graziane, and Frank Conte qualifying for the team. The boys defeated Guilderland 2459-2161 in our Hrst match of the season. Angelo Graziane was high man with a three-game total of 531. We then rolled past Amsterdam 2676-2475 with Bob Girincione capturing a 609 high triple. Our next victim was Scotia 2589-2293' as Angelo Graziane rolled a 582 high triple. The team then fell victims to Bishop Gibbons in our only loss thus far this year. Bob Cirincione's 507 was the team's high triple as we were downed 2425-2390. 79

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to Vtatowis ix Egg .tk mt ., . e i ' 25 523. ' -as 1 :f f ri' . - 5 N X D 1 i A 'S -1.222252 Y'-ti -. Sf? . ,, , X S 'F XB , X 3535 , 5 P xx N x R 9 X VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Dom Riccio, 955 Dick Berhaupt, Joe DiDonna, 1385 Jerry Adams, 1455 Bruno Reale, 1545 Nick 1035 Don Altvater, 1125 Jim Reisenger, 1205 Warren Crow, 127 Pomato, 1655 Roy LaRocque, Heavyweight, Dale Stinson, Mana- CCaptainjg Joe Shaffer, 133. STANDING: Coach Peter Shulhag ger. WRESTLING Despite the loss of six varsity wrestlers and a light fresh- man turnout, our wrestling team has turned up a 4-2 record. Under the able coaching of Pete Shulha, we anticipate a good season as of this writing. The grapplers started the season with a win over Glovers- ville, and on a trip to the Windsor Holiday Tourney, War- ren Crow coppeclf the championship in the 127-pound class. This was followed by a win over Cobleskill with six team members scoring pins. Then came a third place finish at the Niskayuna Quadrangular Tournament and our first loss of the season to Mont Pleasant. We then defeated Saratoga, lost to New York Military Academy, and took a win from Albany Academy. The best individual record belongs to Warren Crow, who has posted 11 straight wins, 7 of which were pins. WRESTLING RECORD LINTON OPPONENT 20 Gloversville 19 Windsor Tournament 36 Cobleskill 13 3rd place Niskayuna Quadrangular 13 Mont Pleasant 27 11 New York Military Academy 29 26 Saratoga 17 20 Albany Academy 16 24 Albany 14 14 Mont Pleasant 24 Saratoga Albany Bethlehem Central Sectionals at Linton WRESTLING BOTTOM-ROW, left to right: Don Riccio, Harry Thomas, Dick Berhaupt, Don Altvater, Sabastian Torre, Roger Chase, Assistant Manager. SECOND ROW: Paul Cassillo, Mitch Rutkowski, Jim Reisenger, Howard Maloy, Joe DiDonna, Joel Reber, Jack Lederman, Assistant Manager. STANDING: Coach Peter Shulha, Nick Pomato, Bruno Reale, Larry Spraragen, Roy LaRocque, Jerry Adams, Joe Shaffer, Dale Stinson, Manager. Missing from photo is Louis Pamplin. Three-year veteran Warren Crow works for a pin in a scrimmage against Scotia.