Linton High School - Lintonaire Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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LINTON FLYERS, CLUB-FRONT ROW: P. DeGenova, C. Lent, M. Higgins, K. Hennesey, D. Martiniano. SECOND ROW: Mr. Ruckdes- chel CAdvisorJ, A RafTerty QSecretaryj, L. Brown fCo-Presidentj, R. Good- row Vice-President, J. DiLallo QCO-Presidentj, W. Zilberman fTreasurerj. ' ' 'f'2sf4..x 4 L Q53- O . cf' -, L t af K l .7 23 Xie- . THIRD ROW: Mr. O,Nei1l fAdvisorJ, J. Thornton, D. Marconi, L. Whit- ney, G. Miller, A. Carter, M. Jetter, B. Toung, D, Shear, Mr. Ludwig fAd- visorl. FOURTH ROW: S. Hummel, J. Farina, G. VanWagner, E. Deck, B. Maszdzen, M. Seber. Speeyie interests were pampered by various clubs FLYERS, CLUB One of Linton's most exciting innovations this year, was FLYERS' CLUB. It provided its members with many privileges and opportunities. The purpose ofthe club was to teach its members to fiy. They were the recip- ients of free passes to the hangers ofthe Albany Airport and as a final reward received their fiying licenses. Dur- ing the year numerous trips were planned, enabling the young-fiyers to become better acquainted with their new field of interest. LA TERTULIA ESPANOL-FRONT RO W: Adams. Friedman. Con- duzio, Snook. Hurley. SECOND ROW: White. Potente. Reber. Farone. Parisi. Sykes. Abrams. Muzio. Adams. Fluty. Boyka. Meldish. Mackey. THIRD ROW: Miss Kaplan fAdvisorJ, Family fVice-Presidentl. Maili- no fSecretaryJ. Kownack CTreasurerJ. Grygas. Thyrring. Henness, Bow- man. LeMay. Daversa. Griffen. Barry, Mills. Pecci. FOURTH ROW: Storm, Smith, McManus. Campolieto, Falvo, Charles. Cohen, Lane, SPANISH CLUB Under the direction of Miss Kaplan, the SPANISH CLUB began its first year of existence at Linton High School. Winning second prize in the poster contest, their Winter Carnival display did not go unnoticed. They were the sponsors of a fiesta, composed of exotic Spanish food, which was held in the spring. Johnson. Bucci. Cummings, Campbell, Bouck. Valentino. DeGenova. Ottaviano, SantaBarbara. LaSak. Jutton. Lojewski. Eisner, Beranek. FIFTH ROW: Tuttle. Budge. Trolio, Clair. Ross, DiCarlo. Gipstein. Farina, Weinheimer. Skifi. Ruzzo. Holmblad, Burns, Shapiro. White, Acevedo. Poprawski. Cocozzoli. Wusterbarth. Clark. Missing from pic- ture: Reynolds fPresidentJ. Q NX -ir- an Q. - .. Q. .S If tim! ix

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T.O.P. GENERAL COMMITTEE-FRONT R0 W' Patti Bouck, Diane Williams. SECOND RO W' Miss Klein CAdvisorJ, Carol Granan, Carol Scheer, Patti Rotunda, Miss Halloran fAdvisorJ. THIRD ROW: John T.O.P. General Committee The T.O.P. GENERAL COMMITTEE was the factor that tied the program together. Members assisted the per- formers, observed, and in general helped improve the acts. The chosen committee members were a reliable team and an asset to T.O.P. JUNIOR PROM COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN-FRONT ROW: Miss Carpenter fAdvisorJ, S. Belleman tCo-chairmanj, J. Nagle CCo-chair- many B. Adams, M. Wallimann. SECOND ROW: K, Stuart, A. Ka- men, D. Smith, C. Scheer, P. Plaine, S. Raymond, P. Schachten. THIRD DiLallo, Aaron Hoorwitz, Garry Adair, Jon Dykstra. Kingston Hol- comb. Junior Prom Committee Under the direction of Miss Carpenter, the JUNIOR CLASS prepared a prom to outrate all others. This year's chairmen were kept moving organizing for ilowers, fa- vors, entertainment, tickets and decorations. ROW: L. Kopec. M. Ottaviano. R. Pezzano. R. Sanzen. A. Dragon. P Rotunda. Missing from picture: D. Olszewski. A. Mogavcro. R Loffredo. K. Oldenbrook. Oll- Vkfs. 3'

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LIGHTING, SOUND AND STAGE CREWS This year the Lighting, Sound and Stage Crews consist- ed mostly of freshmen. These crews serviced the school by lighting the stage, running sound tapes, and designing and building sets. They did their own wiring and repairs. The sound crew set up the public address system for school dances and athletic events. CHESS CLUB Every Wednesday at 3 p.m., the CHESS CLUB con- vened in AZOA with Mr. Jay Dunigan, sponsor. Chess games were arranged among members and records of all moves were kept. Games were played with chess clubs of other schools including Mont Pleasant. BACHELORS, CLUB One of Linton,s newest clubs is the BACHELORS, CLUB. This activity, open to all boys who wish to pre- pare themselves for an unmarried future, has met with great enthusiasm. The members, with the help of the club's sponsor, Miss Millard, learn the basics of sewing, cooking, and other household tasks. STAGE CREW-IN FRONT: Jeffrey Fuchs. SECOND ROW' Mr. Van- Dusen QAdvisorj. Douglas Babcock, Glenn Gay. James I-lowenstein. Ma- son Havener. Michael Jetter. Lee Whitney. John DiLallo. David Marks THIRD ROW: George VanWagner, Leon Morsillo. CHESS CLUB-FRONT ROW: Mr. Dunigan fAdvisorj, E. Deck tPresi- dentj, B. Thiessen tSecretary-Treasurerj. D. Nutter, C. Stanis. R. Brown, D. Cornelius. SECOND ROW: C. Giroux, R. Ketcham. R. Cassidy. C. Shapiro. F. Hanny, L. Routenberg. D. Delman, J. Merriman. D. Warlik. BACHELOR CLUB-FRONT ROW: Mrs. Millard tAdvisorJ, P. Di- Cocco tPresidentJ. B. Barnes fVice-Presidentj. H. McAvoy CSecretary- Treasurerb. W. Godholt QOrganizerJ. SECOND ROW: B. Raucci, B. Al- esio, D. DeLuke. R. Nebolini, M. Dellario. T. Dcllario. THIRD ROW: T. Curley. G. Urban. B. Maszdzen, J. Farina. A. Nebolini. N. Falvo.