College High School - La Campanilla Yearbook (Upper Montclair, NJ)

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High scoring Rich Swatt hits for two on his patented jumper. Mike Caggiano hits for two from the outside Keown scores on a jumper from the corner. Defensive standout Mark Keown breaks up a Wardlaw fast break. John Marzulli skies to control the tap. Swatteroo sets to make his move. 29

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Kneeling: Mark Keown and Rich Swatt. Standing, left to right: Tim Keane, Glen Lovejoy, Mike Caggiano, John Marzulli, Barry Moll, Neil Solomon, and John Ford. College High Basketball Ihe basketball season was again a ais- appointing one for the College High team. Handicapped by injuries, absences, and in- adequate facilities for practice, the squad was nevertheless able to maintain its enthusiasm and hustle throughout the entire season. Under the excellent coaching of Mr. Fred Keimel, the squad consistently improved and ended the season with a solid win over MacArthur Military Academy. The 2-12 won- lost record is not indicative of the caliber of basketball the team is capable of playing. Led by seniors Rich Swatt, Mark Keown, Mike Caggiano, John Marzulli, Tim Keane, and Glen Lovejoy, the team showed frequent signs of jelling, only to be hit by many bad breaks. Solid support was given by juniors Barry Moll, John Ford, Neil Solomon, and sophomore Dave Chapin. Swatt led the team in scoring and rebounding, while Keown and Caggiano contributed with scoring. Marzulli and Keane pitched in with some fine rebounding. The team played consis- tently tight defense, switching from man- to-man to zone defense to confuse the op- position. The main accomplishment was the team ' s 2-1 won-lost record in its home gym. „ Co-Captains Mark and Rich get psyched before the game.

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f The Squad — Kneeling: Chris Glass, Karen Seidler. Standing, left to right: Beth Davis, Sue Fenelon, Diane Satterfield, Janice Darmstatter and Margie Castiglia. Cheerleaders The 1970-71 cheerleading squad was a spirited and refreshing one. Led by Captain Chris Glass and Co- captain Karen Seidler, the achievements of the squad were many and included the revision of basic cheers as well as the initiation of new ones. The squad was hampered midway through the year by the loss of Sue Cochran and Carol Wilson, but the remaining girls worked harder and never lost their enthusiasm. The spirit they brought to the games, and the food they brought on the bus rides, were deeply appreciated by the boys on the team. Though handicapped by its small size, the squad practiced diligently and gave several pep-rallies which never failed to prepare the boys men- tally for their games. The football and basketball seasons would never have been the same without the support and enthusiasm given to the boys by the dedicated girls on the squad. f Captain Chris and Co-captain Karen. Cheerleaders enjoy a relaxing moment during a time-out. 30