Linton High School - Lintonaire Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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-QQXXQTQJ, 33,5 if it W a 5 la, 3? df 'P i S S tiTg74, Q x .nr ,ge Y ' Q iw A' A is Q' it F gp, VQHTQQ N3-V04 BOWLING TEAM-FRONT ROW: Bob Pritchard, Mr. Aldinger fAdvisorj, Russell DePietro. SEC- OND ROW: Mike Muscanell, Joe Daddario, Bill Marks, Fred Dinkelman, Ernie DeMarco, David Miklowitz. Linton jields jine bowling team Members of any of the three classes made up the BOWLING TEAM. Having six members with one or two alternates, the team was picked from those candidates who posted the highest average total score for three games after many practice sessions. Matches were arranged with the bowling teams of many area high schools. The team competed annually in the Class A Bowling League and the Section 2 Tournament. BO WLIN G Linton Won Won Won Lost Lost Lost Lost Won Lost Won Lost Opponent Schalmont Philip Schuyler Schalmont Albany Scotia Amsterdam Niskayuna Bishop Gibbons Mont Pleasant Niskayuna Bishop Gibbons

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J.V. BASKETBALL-FRONT ROW: G. Powers fHead Managerl. Peters. M. Doyle. E. Carlson. T. Boehm. S. Edwards. A. Trumbull. J Coach Rapavy. T. Sheldon. B. McKee. P. Mastrianni. R. Sanzen. C. Modest. J. Catalfamo. T. Sheldon lManagerj. D. Leece lManagerJ. Holcomb, R. McKinnon, P. Marra. SECOND ROW: T. Saehrig. D. Young cagers show promise , JAYVEE BASKETBALL . FROSH BASKETBALL Lznlon Opponent Linton Opponent 81 Mont Pleasant 53 67 Mont Pleasant 25 51 Troy 61 59 CBA 37 65 Philip Schuyler 35 62 Mohonasen 52 80 Bethlehem Central 48 61 Ballston Spa 48 62 Hudson 63 48 LaSalle 45 72 Guilderland-Tournament 38 49 CBA 38 56 Albany 51 42 Amsterdam 46 78 Amsterdam 50 50 Bishop Gibbons 44 65 Bishop Gibbons 67 73 Mont Pleasant 45 78 Mont Pleasant 54 71 Ballston Spa 45 80 Troy 36 54 Catholic Central 52 68 Philip Schuyler 61 60 LaSalle 41 73 Bethlehem Central 38 55 Catholic Central 48 74 Hudson 41 38 Bishop Gibbons 51 51 Albany 39 60 Amsterdam 55 67 Bishop Gibbons 77 52 Bethlehem Central 59 83 Amsterdam 56 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL-FRONT RO W: J. Nagel. W. Suprunow- ROW: F. Lotano, W. Greene, C. Mack. P. Comley, C. Abba, D. Lom- icz, A. Lessner, D. Denoho, L. Gordon, B. Hanneman. SECOND bardi, Coach Catino. PTA Qs 7 '-al' 1 Q, .

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, fr ' 3. VARSITY WRESTLING-FRONT ROW.- T.K0Z1OSki, D. Humphrey. fort. K. Beull. F. C0llL1CCl. B. HOuTlg3rl flVlElItEtgCl'j. G. Gcorgelas s. Ruchalski, G. Evans, J. Lussier, 0. Torre. SECOND ROW: Mr. fC0f1Ch7- Thomson fCoachj, F. Woodward CManagerj, G. Bates, M. Ward, C. Du- ? 1 . 17g ff. A 3 7 ,f,, ' ,F f A ' I af 714 . jeff? f' . A f ff ffzkfyf Young grapplers show their athletic skills Intelligence, agility, and strength are the characteristics of a good wrestler. These are the qualities to be found in members of Linton High Schoolis WRESTLING SQUAD. This year our team had one additional feature, experience. Novices present on the mats last year re- turned this year as well-rounded wrestlers. Duke Dufort and George Bates GRAPPLE for physical superiority. Linton Opponent 32 Amsterdam 17 ll Burnt Hills 23 20 Bethlehem 19 Cobleskill third I8 Draper 30 44 Amsterdam 0 0 Mont Pleasant 46 40 Albany 6 6 Scotia 36 6 Colonie 36 I3 Shaker 25 9 Gloversville 36 ll Guilderland 33 3 Mont Pleasant 32 21 Niskayuna 24 Class NAv Sectionals second J. V. WRESTLING TEAM-FRONT ROW: B. Williams, J. Benedict, D. Saburro, V. Aceto. SECOND ROW: D. Barker, B. Godbolt, Mr. Thomson QCoachJ, Mr, Georgelas fCoachJ, J. Conrad, M. Ruff. ietltt A f . .-'- f,f.,.f:f 4 I 4--sr