North Babylon High School - Blazer Yearbook (North Babylon, NY)

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Mr. Hamor, Band Director, discusses a score with All County Sectional participants, Lorraine Michels, Bob Quintero, W. Siebel, and Frank Bonasera. Lorraine and Bob later went on to participate in the All-State and Adi-Eastern Sectional. n .fr f 522525 Mr. Humor directs Dance Band, members include IL-Rl: Carol Borg, P. Veronides, D. D'Alessandro, B. Ferm, W Siebel, L. Michels, A. Daher, R. Gattog Second Row, L-R: F. Bonasera, B. Quintero, E. Stark, Back Row, L-R: B Matthews, F . Passagiatta, M. Derish. l3I

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ix. 's lx, K, The Band WRX CNS J Y M? xx w 'X KJ .H .Q 'xi Band members include: L-R: J. Mazzuco, B. Matthews, B. Clark, M. Dieckmann, D. VanLeeuwen, S. Morris, N. Free- man, B. Ferm, M. Avedisian, S. Gillis, L. Michels, C. Trayer, A. Daher, E. Eustace, J. LaSalle, Second Row, L-R: W. Siebel, R. Gatto, D. Leipold, B. Case, K. Carusona, B. Daher, J. Seaman, R. Francis, S. Wright, P. Quinn, R. Suga, W. Markhof, J. Caboara, M. Ott, J. .lonesg Top Row, L-R: R. Quintero, F. Bonasera, E. Stark, T. Bates, D. Kahl, R. Scaglione, E. Kiewra, P. Veronides, G. Mcgrath, P. Morrell, R. Jamisko, F. Passagiatta, M. Derish, B. Diener, J. Mc- Clynn, W. Fleming. , i xx . ,C ,. ,j3.,.t...,,.,..,c,,.,.3 FL ll is tp if X ' Sitting in a darkened auditorium X, . -c SCL ,l several nights before Christmas listen- ,i'11.,ic'tliLit--7-A ing to the magnificent holiday music 1 emanating from the orchestra pit is one of the finest ways to appreciate the talents of the Senior High School Band. Versatile enough to slip with prac- M ticed ease from Beethoven to Basie, the X band has been brought to this peak of musicianship by Mr. Hamor, band di- rector for the past two years. The band has also been fortunate in having such distinguished musicians as Robert Quin- tero, trombonist, and Lorraine Michels, saxophonist, both of whom were selected to participate in the All-Eastern Or- chestra, a truly worthy achievement. Unhampered by either lack of suit- able selections or lack of talent, the band performs at football games, pep rallies, concerts, assemblies, musical comedies, parades, and the annual com- mencement exercises. It is the opinion of the entire community that the stu- dents who comprise the band are a Twirlers include, L-R: Camille Ribaudo, Ann Schlosser, Marsha Turchuk- . - - Captain, Nannette Conigliaro-Head Majorette, Elaine Eustace, Phyllis Brown, credit to both fhelf School and to then' Charlene Schmidt. art. l30

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The '63 Varsity Cheerleading squad showed spirit, pep, and fight throughout the foot- ball and basketball seasons. It is a cheerlead- eris purpose to show enthusiasm for the team and to arouse the same excitement in the spectators during every game. Because of this, no gridiron or court games were dullg these cheerers along with hard playing teams and spirited crowds made N.B.'s sport Year One to remember.