Glen Cove High School - Profile Yearbook (Glen Cove, NY)

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A blast of trumpets, a roll of drums, and the Glen Cove High School Band, under the direction of Mr. G. Scott, begins to play. A football game or Memorial Day parade would not be complete without their sound of music. The Band has played at the Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington, D.C. and performs each year at Jones Beach. Our Band is known all over Long Island and certainly makes our school very proud. 20

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UmAjpm 0Bub The members of the Varsity Club are those boys of our school who have acquired a Varsity Letter from participation in any sport. It is these boys who lead our school teams to victory. But do not think that this organization is endowed with brawn only, for as statistics show, both brains and brawn appear in the ranks of the club. These are Miss Schmitz’s girls. These girls gain the experience of leading the gym classes in their activities. Aside from acting as leaders during school time, the members have the privilege of using the gym facilities after hours. Climbing ropes, jumping on the trampoline, and playing basketball are only a few of the fun-filled activities enjoyed by the Leaders. 19

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FIRST ROW — left to right: J. Tanaka, S. Alexander, S. Loewe SECOND ROW — left to right: S. Dost, B. Ceglia, C. VVcrthcr, P. Katowski, D. Cappobianco, THIRD ROW — left to right: P. Walker, S. Hancock, C. Coles, A. Doyle, C. Winters, T. Zendle, P. Armata, C. Hedger. If you’ve ever been to City Stadium on a Saturday afternoon, in the midst of Fall, you might have wondered who the beautiful girls on the field were. Well, they were Glen Cove’s outstanding majorettes. Each Saturday afternoon, it was a treat to watch these talented girls strut to the music of the Glen Cove High School Band. Many years from now, we will look back and think fondly of these girls who filled our Saturday afternoons with pleasure. 21