Linton High School - Lintonaire Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-Michele Marotta, Judy Retajczyk, Carol Goodheart, Peggy Wheeler, Patty Venditti, Holly Granan, Lynn Brereton, Penni Bernstein, Bonnie Bishop, Jacky Falvo. Cheerleaders and Majoretles ignited enthusiasm CHEERLEADERS and MAJORETTES were the girls who urgently drove Lintonis athletes to do their best on the fields and on the courts. In assemblies and at games the cheerleaders presented organized encouragement to the student body and to our teams, shouting cheers and singing pep songs. The blue and the white, shakeroos, megaphones, loud vibrant voices-we knew who our cheerleaders were. Peppy, attractive baton twirlers make up Lintonis ma- jorettes. Their performances were noticed by many dur- ing half-time at football and Class A basketball games. The blue and white uniforms and silver batons were easi- ly recognizable by everyone as representatives of true school enthusiasm. J.V. CHEERLEADERS-FRONT ROW: Liz Reynolds, Dee Smith, Janet DeLuca, Lydia Isopo. SEC- OND ROW: Serena Ferro, Ann Kamen, Arlene Dragon, Bonnie Davis, Carla Hernas. K