Linton High School - Lintonaire Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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ofzlemgl-Iwwbta wb ' FRONT ROW, left to right: Mrs. Conroy CSponsorl, Fleming CPresidentl, Monaco fTreasurerl, Lachowicz QSecretaryj, DeVito, Furman, Ciarciaglino, Carach, Alfieri, Rosen, Epstein, Cummings, Cloke, Fredette, Zimandy, Pompilio, Rutkowski, Cohen. SECOND ROW: Caruso, Maiello, DeSalvatore, Bednarowski, Alois, Pisano, Grant, Kussack, Byrd, Picazio, Klaus, Hermann, Wieczorek, Levy, Watkins, Busse, Olbrich, Feathers. THIRD ROW: Sitzer, Doyle, Schuber, Sahr, Gesell, DeSieno, Allen, DeBlase, Baxter, Millington, DiMeo, Ballone, Repscher, Atkinson, Orkis, Henning, Bennett. FOURTH ROW: Poprawski, Hinse, Hutten, Jacobs, Kotarski,'Lurie, Stuart, Mayer, Messina, Wasser, Vacca, Pace, -Connery, Eldridge, Castiglione, Dingman, Osterhout, Lohmann. FIFTH ROW: Wick, Juracka, Galardy, Bove, Mitchell, Perue, Witecki, Parisi, Harwood, Pone, Gray, Schaffer, DeNovio, Grinter, Szenes, Mack, Marotta. SIXTH ROW: Gilhooley, Duffy, Scharnowski, Killion, Moses, Bender, Altieri, Bonifacio, McGuire, Johnson, Elston, Cavaliere, Keiper, Insogna. PEP CLUB Promoting school spirit, cheering at the games, selling shakeroos, and beanies, making posters, participating in the annual pep skit before the Linton-Mont Pleasant football game are some of the lively Pep Club's endless activities. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION In its second year at Linton is GAA which was formed primarily to fulfill the need for recognition of girls who parti cipate extensively in intramurals. Two of the group's main objectives are the promotion of girls' athletics and the support of an awards for girls. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FRONT ROW, left to right: Boyd QSecretaryj, Rodriquez CPresi- THIRD ROW: Monaco, Lagasse, Cummings, Burroughs, Brown, C - Restifo, Monroe, Krawieckl, Lurie, Williams, Whitmer, Prismont, dentl McComb fVice-presiclentl, Costa QTreasurerl, Farone, ap parella, Zeppetelli. SECOND ROW: Nicolella, Iovinella, Garofolo, Gershon, Miss Klein fSponsorl. Attanasio, DiPascual, Broome, Stuart, Caruso, Corbo, Charles. ' ' -'-+ M -sw Q-. .tt -iw 1- :-:- his . -V .-M.-.

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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

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ATHLETIC SERVICE SQUAD FRONT ROW, left to right: Niles Wusterbarth, Robert Stipano, Boehm, Jr., Douglas Horstmyer, Mr. Boehm fSponsorl, David Roger Jesmain, Charles Catalano. SECOND ROW: Arthur Epstein, Richard Maitino. GYM AIDS FRONT ROW, left to right: Susan Shaw, Joyce Dombrowski, Pat Fadden. SECOND ROW: Barbara DiMeo, Mickey DiPascual, Nan Lomasney. THIRD ROW: Robbie Samek, Miss Klein fSponsorj, Kathy Monaco. ATHLETIC SERVICE SQUAD Preparing programs, selling programs, and lining playing fields are examples of the numerous duties performed by members of the Athletic Service Squad to aid the Athletic Department in myriads of ways. The students attending or participating in athletic events deeply appreciate the serv- ices of these boys. GYM AIDES Ambitious girls who have an urge to put their free time to good use become Gym Aides in the Physical Education Department. By answering the telephone, taking attend- ance, and being of general assistance to the gym teachers, the Aides display their willingness, responsibility, and dependability. 93