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As the Llnit goes through its drills, Adrienne Hamilton, James Serianni and Diane Barron move in time with Imperial Echoes. .. Monica Fields joins in the singing of the Alma Mater at the conclusion of the Y Y Parade offfhampions. The discipline shown by Color Guard members shows everyonewhat makesthe Llnitoutstanding. Smiles are an essential part of the Drill Teams appearance. Precision in playing as well as in marching is needed. ,vs Qu. , Moderator: Rev. Thomas J. Grumm Band Director: Mr. Robert M. Clark Drill lnstructor: Mr. William Quilty
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Drum Major: James Weid Band Captain: Carl Hairston X Drill Team Captain: Wanda Walker Color Guard Captain: Gerald McLaughlin The Show of Shows 1980 The Marching Unit awaitsthe order to begin the 1980 Parade ofChampions The band introduces itself with the song I Love a Parade. The Drill Team marches to the strains of Foot Lifter. The Marching Llnit presents the Parade of Champions, 1980.
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Field Show: Pride of '81 This Unit is composed of about 120 members who make up the Band, Color Guard, and Drill Team. Arranged originally to provide entertainment at football games, it has expanded beyond this aspect of its existence. Some accomplishments of the UNlT are: Every year this Unit hosts the Parade of Champions at Convention Hall. ln 1966 the Marching Unit culminated a 30 day tour of Europe by winning the World Championship Band Competition in Kerkrade, the Netherlands. They achieved the highest score ever achieved, a record which still stands. The Unit was the first non-military group to perform at the Army-Navy Football Game. They have performed for Presi- dents Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon and Ford. ln 1976 the Unit represented the city of Philadelphia in welcoming foreign dignitaries for the Bicentennial celebration. The Unit performed for the late Pope Paul Vl on their European tour and greeted Pope John Paul ll when he visited Philadelphia last year. Recently the Unit received a rating of outstanding at the Governor Mifflin Band Competition in Reading PA: They received first place in the Saint Patrick's Parade in Yonkers, N.Y. and Philadelphia. All throughout its 25 year history the Unit has had a suc- cessful career and will continue to gain recognition for itself and the school in the future. T l ln concert formation, the trumpet section plays Impossible Dream. Waiting for half time, the Unit stands poised at attention. Kenneth Costine shows some precision maneuvering The Drill Team wear smiles to rival the sun's brightness, A good show requires concentration on the part of every member
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