Ithaca College - Cayugan Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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lt didn't matter what kind of weather we had this fall, if the football team could play, the marching band could march. The bandls director, Tom Pulaski, led them through all kinds of weather in a fine dis- play of music and marching. It got so the marching band was a nec- essary part of every football game. Their brassy chorus inspired the rooters to louder cheering, and they performed some smart marching at half time to entertain the spec- tators. Director Thomas Pulaski arching Band Ithaca, thou lovely city 'iThe marching band's neat performances are no acci- dent, though. Many times during the week I hear the kids in the band complain- ing about having to go to practice, but, if they don't like rehearsals, the practice still docs them a lot of good as anyone can see by their performance.

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U Twirling, Squad Kneeling: S. Aronson. Left to right If. Broun N X mchrsm D Whitney Fi ht Team i ht We can't ignore the girls. The twirlcrs are always right out in front of the marching bancl at half time. Our twirling squad consists of three pretty girls and one lucky clrum major. This lively team always seems to put on a good show. The twirlers have the spotlight at half time, but the cheerleaders take over during the game. This cheerleading squad seems tireless, and is always hopping up whenever time is called to leacl the rooting section in another cheer. Wlietlrcr the Bombers are win- ning or losing, they can he sure of strong moral support, thanks to these active girls. Cheerlcutling Squad Left to right: C. Yoggyg H. Ebbetsg B. Wilscing H. Stantong K. Sclrillrothg S. VVhitney.