Linton High School - Lintonaire Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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' ' ids OwuVliofc1e8 S E s i 5 li l ll fl ll J ,YE JUNIOR VARSITY MAJORETTES Left to right: E. Friedman, A. Parisi,'H. Morris, C. Martini, J. Mett, A. Iovinella, P. Bur- roughs, H. Buell, S. Wolfe, D. Mincarelli, P. Brown, G. DiBartolomeo, L. Cuomo, P. Restifo, S. Alberti, B. Krawiecki. MAJORETTES Wearing trim blue and white uniforms and twirling gleaming silver batons, our majorettes, with the grace of ballet dancers, perform precision routines under the direction of Miss Klein. Performing and march- ing at our football and basketball games their zest and exuberance increase our school spirit. l VARSITY MAJORETTES FRONT ROW, left to right: D. Luebke, M. DiPascual, C. DiSarro, L. Manfra, O. DeCenzo, J. Zebuda. SECOND ROW: N. Stosuy, L. Pacelli, K. VanKleeck, L. Rodriquez, K. King, M. DiSarro, B. Marlin, S. Bouck. . . .. .... ...W .,i.,......... Q 5 2 5 Q 5 2 E s 5 3

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' IsOllassA The Linton nine finished respectably by ending as runner- up for the 1961 Class A championship. Under Coach Denio's excellent teaching, we posted a 12-5-1 overall mark and a 7-2-1 Class A performance. Seniors Ben Winslow and Norm Timmins swung their bats to the top averages totaling .446 and .304 respectively. Freshman Mike Meola was a close third with .300. At the mound Jim Crosley, Paul Bricoc- coli, Dick F arone and Joe Lesky provided the steam. Behind the plate Mike Caschera, Dan DeMeo and Ted Trapini sup- plemented the pitchers' line work. Perhaps the outstanding game of the year was the 10-1 rout of Mont Pleasant. Behind Bricoccoli's 2 hit pitching, Al Rath smacked two homers. Timmins lofted a 3 bagger and a' single and Pat F ennicks hit a double to aid the cause. Earlier in the season Winslow hit two homers against Coble- skill to lead a 15-1 slaughter. Our final game was a 2-1 heartbreaker against Mont Pleasant. Bricoccoli lined a homer but we didn't quite make it. VARSITY BASEBALL LINTON OPPONENT 3 Shalmont 4 2 Albany 3 4 Amsterdam 1 3 Mont Pleasant 3 7 Bishop Gibbons 6 4 Shalmont 5 15 Cobleskill 1 1 1 Albany 5 1 1 Amsterdam 4 3 Bishop Gibbons 2 10 Mont Pleasant 1 14 Cobleskill 4 4 Troy 3 3 Mont Pleasant 7 6 Troy 2 4 LaSalle 1 2 LaSalle 5 1 Mont Pleasant 2 VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM FRONT ROW, left to right: M. Dorr, M. Cashera, A. Rath, D. DeMeo, R. Perotti, M. Meola. SECOND ROW: Grecco CManagerIb, P. Fennicks, B. Winslow, P. Bricoccoli, N. Tim- mins, D. Epstein CManagerj, D. Denio QCoachJ. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM FRONT ROW, left to right: B. Schatz, T. Pugh, T. Trapini, J. Foti, S. Stewart. SECOND ROW: R. Juwa, J. Pednotti, B. Ferry, M. Farrone, D. Re jack, Coach Ludwig.

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JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FRONT ROW, left to right: Mary Corbo, Sorina Prager, ,Marcia Caldwell, Patty Prismont, Sandy Garafolo. SECOND ROW: Jean Schutz, Jackie Boyd, Barbara Rudnick, Karen Gray, Wendy Charles. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to right: M. Caparella, C. Ingram, G. Hackett, S. Fay, S. Wilber, C. Gajewski, C. Knis- kern, P. Grant, L. Santorelli, C. Mashuta, J. Bodine. 1, 5: if i 1 i i 1 s E S 5 3 3 X is CHEERLEADERS B-L U-E W-H I-T-E B-L-U-E-W-H-I-T-E BLUE WHITE 1 FIGHT! FIGHT! J Noted for their unlimited pep, the Varsity and Junior Varsity Cheerleaders led us enthusiastically through a year of many exciting afternoons and evenings, cheering our teams on to victory! ' 9 1