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Drill Team members, led by Captain Joan Hoff- Bringing new depth and vitality to the football man, took a well-deserved bow after the snappy season . . . Caisson Song routine. Marching Band Drummers lined up, ready to sound the beat and rhythm needed for precision marching. The guiding adage of the Marching Band, Practice makes perfect . . . 122
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Freshman Football A firstlthisryear, the Freshman Football Team was a source of great encouragement to the Varsity players. Because those who par- ticipated gained needed experience, the foundations for a tough squad in the near future have been laid. Although the end results did not show it, the freshmen played well and on the whole benefited greatly by learning unique gridiron strategies. As these members move up to first string, they are ex- pected to become proficient enough to begin a series of winning seasons. sls , J A., , A' A - if iti' tx S i Front Row: George Kotalie, Anthony Scaletti, Philip Hickey, Bernard Cassidy, John Hard- grove, Gino Conti, George Sabosik, Michael Vuoeolo, Thomas Kelly, Thomas Crivello, Richard Lella. Second Row: Steven Pickell, John McGinty, David Ceponis, William Zaninelli, John Bennett, Edward Cooper, James Phillips, James Ritcey, Christopher Lotito, John Wil- liams, Kevin Murphy. ...A - g x , .VH :V With able assistance from freshman linemen Gino Conti and Barney Cassidy, Dave Ceponis attempted a bomb over the heads of the Hillsborough defense. Co-Captains Bill Zaninelli and Kevin Murphy carefully in- spected the plaque that they presented to Coach Pieretti at the annual Football Dinner. SCORES Spartans Opponents 7 Hillsborough 14 13 B.R.H.S.-East 18 121
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Colorguard members Thomas Wachendorf, Daniel Swarbrick, James Rutkowski, Captain Gregory Aloia, Michael Zolandz, and Walter Sikora reviewed proce- dures before the Mater Dei game. The popular tunes Goody, Goodyi' and Once in Love with Amy identiiied the Immaculata Marching Band throughout the football season. Musicians, ma- jorettes, color-guard, and the newly added drill team combined to provide Spartan fans with en- joyable pre-game and half-time entertainment. Sister Ann Bernadette, I.H.M., and Mr. Connie Tarentino work- ed steadily to arrange intricate steps and snappy routines to en- liven weekly performances. With colors flying and heads high, the band proudly displayed the varied talents embodied in Immaculata. . . . resulted in delightful antics during the Sayerville game. 123 '. Drum Majorette Eileen Cahill illustrated a new technique to Patricia Lamont, Maureen Sloan Eileen Todd, Janice Galaini, and Captain Teresa Hourigan.
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