Harrison High School - Harrisonian Yearbook (Harrison, NJ)

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I CHEERLEADERS Captain ......,.,..............,.................. Eleanor Martin, '44 Therese Duffy, '47 Evelyn McCaffrey, '45 Ruth Kotaski, '45 Eileen Otto, '44 Gladys Rapchinski, '44 COLOR GUARD Captain .................................,........ Eleanor Martin, '44 Eileen Otto, '44 Gladys Rapchinski, '44 Paul Shutak, '45 Therese Duffy, '47 Ruth Kotaski, '45 loseph Kurzawski, '45 Evelyn McCaffrey, '45 William Wasyliw, '45 This personable group of boys and girls doubles in brass. They not only are the official Color Gua d of the School, but they likewise represent Harrison Post 282, American Legion, in all parade competitions. They do both tasks amazingly well. ln fact, were we given to boasting, which we are not, we might say their per- formance on all occasions is superb. They are prcbably the most photographed group of individuals that we have known in a host of Sundays. Let them but appear on the streets for a parade, and photographers, professional and amateur, seem to be drawn to them like magic. Their striking uniforms, both School ancl Legion, immediately catch the eye. Their military bearing and marching ability have won them places in all competition. Yes, gentfe reader, as you may now have gathered, we are quite proud of our Color Gua d. We are sorely tempted to write reams and reams of nice things about them, but the ever-present fear of the editor's blue pencil stifles our desire. For the present, therefore, we can only reiterate our words of praise and commendation. lt has been a dis- tinc privilege to have witnessed the Color Guard on parade. To each and every member of it, we offer our warmest congratulations. You were and are the tops! 049

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ATHLETICS