Linton High School - Lintonaire Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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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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Senior Banquet On May ll, the SENIOR BANQUET drew nostalgic Seniors to the gaily decorated cafeteria. An unusual un- dertone ensued as the guests cheerily recalled the high points of their school lives together. The event marked the beginning of a separation. In a few weeks, Seniors would be bidding farewell and the Senior Banquet would become another memory. Senior Ball An evening Hlled with stars. soft colored lights, and drifting melodies formed a perfect background for The Cotillion, this year's SENIOR BALL. Seniors danced and greeted one and another at this, the final social event of their last year at Linton. SENIOR BANQUET COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN-FRONT ROW: D. DeGenova, G. Grilfen, B. Creasy, S. Villano. SECOND ROW: S. Val- entino QCO-Chairmanj, M. Marotta, L. Brereton, C. Townsend, E. Bi- agi. THIRD ROW: Miss Schneider fAdvisor7, M. Lutzer, C. Goodheart, S. Orkis. FOURTH ROW: C. Dufort, T. Costanzo, J. Burns, P. Santulli. Committees produced planned SOCid! excitement SENIOR BALL COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN-FRONT ROW: D. Coppola, J. Rauch, D. Shapiro. J. Bellamy. D. Ciesinski. SECOND ROW .' B. Fitzgerald tGcncrul Chairmanj. M. Marotta. S. Graham. S. Villuno. L. Strubc. THIRD ROW: N. Simpkins. M. Lutzer. M. Miller. S. Wusterbarth. G. Moschini, C. Granun, L. Peck. FOURTH ROW: R. Karlin. L. Brown. E. Prager. T. Costanzo. B. Parlapiano. J. Jacobson. Missing from picture: Miss Schneider fAdvisorJ. 2 01, NJ Gif? 'QA-Y

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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