Immaculata High School - Magnificat Yearbook (Somerville, NJ)

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Band squads take their position for a spirited march to Brooks Field for the Delbarton outing. Energetic Drill Team members, led by Co-Captains Christine Douglas and Patricia Crivello, practice long hours to perfect their precision maneuvers. Drum Majorette Catherine Bruns performs in top style because happy days are here again! Doris Dylewski, Nancy Kirkpatrick, Christine Sieve, An- drea Alicino, Patricia Crivello, Katherine Prellasch, Ann Swartzmiller, Christine Douglas, Margaret Brucia, Pa- tricia Goodall, Margaret Ruff and Martha O'Brien anx- iously await the start of the Netcong half-time show.

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FRONT ROW: George Sabosik, Thomas Corona, Henry Phillips, Breuning, Timothy Duffy, John Duffy. BACK ROW: Coach Victor James Welch, John Lotito, Kenneth Buratti. SECOND ROW: Michael Dudka, Thomas Wachendorf, John Huddleston, Vincent Riccardo Peter Harrison, Jerome Miller, Chester Sadowski, Gerard Tarrant, James Feury, Robert Dacuk, Edward Olkowski, John Williams. U Wil? 2 hw' , Bari! f t , . haf at , W kwin I , f , hysical Fitness Confronted with the task of picking up where last year's champs left off, the 1970 Marine Physical Fitness Team garncrs an- other first place finish in the Parochial Division of the New Jersey Meet. Under Coach Victor Dudka the squad continu- ously drills on chin-ups, push-ups, pull- ups, and long distance running in order to determine the six boys qualified for the first team. After much rigorous competi- tion Jim Welch, Jack Duffy, Chet Sadow- ski, Jack Williams, Mike Harrison, and Tom Corona placed fifth in the state. 4 ,, ,kyf I 'te V , 3,6 ,ww N I lV,V ig .a ,M Juniors Mike Harrison, Gerard Tarrant, and Henry Phillips diligently attempt John Huddleston and Tom Wachenzlorf aint Io better their C0 to accomplish their goal of 85 sit-ups. ordination by performing 50 squat-thrusts.

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Majorettes Barbara Sofranko, Eileen Todd, Margaret Loeffler, Marguerile Wilmer, Captain Valerie Sanrelli, Maureen Sloan, and Marianne Wysocki pause for a word of admiration from the photographer. Color Guard rnernbers John Bennett, Lawrence Brooks, and Edward Jankowski walch as Captain Michael Zolandz demon- strates parade rest. arching Band Under the direction of Sister Ann Ber- nadette, I.H.M., and Mr. Connie Taren- tino, the 1969-70 Marching Band carries spirited music and a sense of pride to every football game and pep rally. Includ- ing musicians, majorettes, color guard, and drill team, the marchers represent a large percentage of the student body and quite a diversity of talents. Each time they take the field. the roar from the crowd demonstrates more than the natural ebullience of the spectatorsg it is a tribute to hours of work on music and precision drills, and to what Immaculatans can accomplish. The Marching Band has progressed through the last four years to a total this year of ninety-five participants. Once again the students involved live up to and surpass all expectations, in provid- ing entertainment and earning the praise of parents and friends. t'It's the Year of the Spartansf' proclaims the Marching Band.