Linton High School - Lintonaire Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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David J. Crandall, Assistant Principal Charles D. Abba, Assistant Principal t ssistant principals have faith in this generation Rarely have any of us hurried by the main oliice be- tween classes Without catching a fleeting glimpse of our assistant principals, Mr. Crandall and Mr. Abba. Near the end of a marking period, we might find Mr. Crandall engrossed in the intricacies of computer opera- tion or consulting a student about a schedule change. At home, Mr. Crandall is kept busy by a family of live young children including a set of four year old twin girls. He is the holder of a B.S. degree from the State University College at Oneonta and a M.A. degree from Columbia University. As for the future of Linton students, This generation, says Mr. Crandall, has more potential than any other so farf' Mrs. Joan H. Famham Russell R. Felthousen ... at . Jay A. Frankel Mr. Abba is involved not only in his important school position but also in a very active life outside of Linton. A graduate of Union College and a past attendant at the State University of Albany and Columbia, he is presently working on his dissertation for his doctor's degree. His major interests lie in sports, including fishing and bowling. Mr. Abba now takes an active part in all Linton con- tests and helps cheer our school to victories. He is the father of four children. The services of both Mr. Crandall and Mr. Abba to Linton High School have been outstanding and for this they are honored. Mfs- ZOE Fry James v. Gilliland '1- ': '6.1-elf 'tif v ,,.. M, , .. . . .Y 1. Mi - . ' . 4 . sf,.fz,..if'-.z,ft5:f, ' in , . Z , - t S Q .A he aw - if .. . . ewes. . r --K.-.-.emsi if ' wsrgitiaiifiziiss55921-z,1f ' .' . f ' ' . .5 ', i V K' iaf mimweia: ., ,. E, if52it1..ggg2.5ff.:f,gfr.y,,wg A . sf J -Q 'win Q if i -. 'mga rf-fw..z,s: fqrgffgli-.5-geirfwe-f - .-r 1.3: .- . w .af A Helen L. Halloran Leslie G. Kaplan Mrs. Sandra E. Kercher Dr. Marion L. Hockridge Justina Hodges -701111 W- H0W31'd Mrs. Mary E. Kessler Dorothy A. Kernan Mrs. Rose Hunton I 1 at if BMX?

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