Linton High School - Lintonaire Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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VARSITY BASEBALL-FRONT ROW.' G. Becker CManagerj, J. Nata- lie, B. DeMarco, P. Zeppetelli, L. Vergine, C. Laudato, N. Ditoro, G. Kelsey, M. Olszewski. SECOND ROW: Mr. Denio fCoachJ, J. Taluto, I ' CC JJ R. Catalano, G. Winslow, J. Wilber, G. Gottwald, D. Boughton, J. Quinn, D. DeLuke, L. DiCarlo fScorerJ, G. Charlton fManagerj. znton 9 breaks even in ourteen game schedule LIN TON OPPONENT l Scotia 4 2 Colonie l 8 Mohonasen 2 4 Schalmont l l 9fAlbany 0 9 Mohonasen 12 4 iAmsterdam 7 3 Schalmont 14 17 XAmsterdam 8 3 Guilderland 5 l 9fTroy 2 4 LaSalle 3 8 IMont Pleasant l 8 ? Mont Pleasant 10 tk DENOTES CLASS A GAME J.V. BASEBALL-FRONT ROW: P. DiCocco, C. Nebolini, D. Meier, D. Olszewski, L. Wilk, A. Maidenbaum, C. Silvers. SECOND ROW: The Blue Devil VARSITY BASEBALL team finished this year with a 7-7 overall record. In the Class A league, the varsity posted a 3-3 record. The season was high lighted by a sound l7-8 thrashing of Rug City rival Amsterdam High and an 8-l setback to archrival Mont Pleasant in their first struggle. The hard-hitting lineup was headed by centertielder George Gottwald, catcher Pete Zeppetelli, and shortstop- pitcher George Winslow. Also putting in stellar perfor- mances on the mound were junior Jerry Wilber and freshman Doug DeLuke. As in previous seasons, the Blue Devil varsity squad was under the watchdog eye of Coach Dominic Denio. Next year the Linton H97 is bankincg their hopes on se- nior lettermen Winslow, Cliff Lau ato, Skip Natalie, Dave Boughton, Pudge Ditoro, and Dave Iovinella. Re- turning starter DeLuke will also contribute much to next yearbs squad. Mr. DeLuca CCoachj, P. DeFilippo, R. Sanzen, R. Stringham, M. Marino. J. Pollatolo, T. Saehrig, K. Buell, L. Hooker, R. Nebolini fManagerJ. ve-.sf1. iz- 3 -- f-s.w.f.fg - ff.a::f.-fri:.:f.i.4:..x-ahm.ww1.w :vm :-ie. K' Meena-rt.w.f4aasw-1-my.ffafmq me fr-weas-s1::::mex1ew14w..ma.gs2.Jasa1mmmxmimma 1mmeXsenw-v.nsfs:se1nvvHvw '1f-Mwfvxmmwwawvew

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New coach opens with successful season y Coach Edward Catino started his TENNIS TEAM off with a bang. Even though it was his first year as tennis coach and he had an inexperienced team, he netted a 9-7 record. The team went into the playoffs with Albany for the Class A championship. Unfortunately, inexperience showed, and Linton lost to a better team. The team con- sisted of seniors Richard Malmros, Ron Wendoloski and Jeh' Feldman, juniors Russ Kussack, Larry Carp, Sidney Ornston, Jess Gordon, and Bruce Marks and freshman Ron Loffredo. Such a young team promises a great fu- ture. Linton Opponent 7 Scotia 0 6 LaSalle 1 3 Hudson 4 0 Oneonta 9 l Albany 6 7 Schalmont 0 4 Mont Pleasant 1 7 Troy 0 l Albany Academy 4 3 Bishop Gibbons 4 4 Albany 3 3 Hudson 4 5 Mont Pleasant 2 6 Troy 1 4 Schalmont 3 3 Albany Playoffs 4 TENNIS TEAM4Larry Carp, Richard Malmros, Jess Gordon, Bruce Marks. Mr. Catino fCoachJ. Ronald Wendoloski. Sidney Ornston, Ronald Loffredo. Russ Kussack. - 35'-. 4 7 A I .,s 4

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.xYlTf A INDOOR TRACK TEAM-FRONT ROW: R. Vacca, J. VanBrocklen, R. Chesky, R. Grant, C. Shaw, R. Killeen. A. Sattler, S. Belleman, J. Goodman. SECOND ROW: L. SantaBarbara, E. Hannaford. T. Cartier, H. Cain, J. Merriman, M. Storm. G. Urban. L. Campochiaro, S. Schneider. A. Rice, B. Jones, B. Bobbitt, B. Makowski. THIRD ROW: Coach Leon- ard, D. Vallely, B. Alexander, G. Sprague, M. DiCocco, J. Vallely, D. Moran, P. Dornburg. Young Cinder stars oretell future winning seasons Track Coaches William Leonard and John Howard started their team off with an impressive 82-54 win over Hudson Falls. The team, however, went on to lose the next four meets and then to win nine points in the Schenectady Invitational Meet and to place fourth in the Class A Sectionals. Making great efforts for the team were two tenth grad- ers, Gene Urban and Gary Przybylo. Gene, the best mil- er in Section II, won the mile in 4130.0 in the run-oif meet. Gary jumped 6' 2 becoming the best highgumper in Section II. Hopes are that past records of John 'Su li- van's and the late Ray Westendorpls 4125.5 mile and Bar- ry Kramerls 6' 4 leap will soon be broken. VARSITY TRACK TEAM-FRONT ROW: Storm, Serotta, Hall, Mc- Gough, Naumowitz, Vacca, Grant, Pucci, N. DiJohn, Gentiluomo, SantaBarbara, B. DiJohn, VanBrock1in. SECOND ROW: Mr. Leonard TRACK Linton Opponent 82 Hudson Falls 54 59 Catholic Central 77 58 Colonie 78 58 C.B.A. 78 41 Proctor-Rome P29 R91 83 Albany 53 Mont Pleasant 74M Hudson 60Vz Schenectady Invitational 9 points Police Meet 6 points 4th in the Sectionals fCoachJ, Ballmas, Androkavitz, Przybylo, Urban, Snyder, Schneider, Budka, Cain, Williams, Vallely, Haswell, Laub, Varriale, Murray. Skiff, Alexander, Dennis, Grant, Mr. Howard CAssistant Coachj.