Notre Dame High School - Juggler Yearbook (Harper Woods, MI)

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trutting Throw h '73 Band Wins New Honors Every autumn morning the vacant field and grandstand echo to the sounds of horns, drums, and tramping feet as the Notre Dame marching band rehearses for its next perform- ance. Work is the key to success, and the mechanical precision of the marching drills is achieved only through hours of leg- aching practice as bandsmen must commit both music and steps to memory by endless hours of practice, done against chilly weather and a field that's a sea of mud. When Mr. Egan says, Band! take it away! and flawlessly executes the show, it's all Worth it. This year, to add to past laurels, the band was selected by the Eastland Merchants Association as the East1and's official band. When the green marching machine gets it together on the field, they display a collective genius. But genius, as Thomas Edison said, is one percent inspiration and ninety- nine percent perspiration. ABOVE RIGHT: Mr. Egan view the marching band with a charac- teristicly critical eye. BELOW: We love a parade, the cheery faces reveal. 1 Q' 86

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Epitaph Brings Li e to Dis Fourth Estate ., -'gui 1 '1 S 55 i :YY V , 1 R -8 FAR LEFT: Mr. Anderson dili- gently superuises Brian McEvoy and Pat Barton as they compose cutlines for the '73 Juggler. LEFT: Part of the fun of working on the Epitaph staff is reading the fin- ished product. Here, John Mor- gan. Matt Mcinzo, John Faust, and Joe Trombetta muses over a copy. BELOW LEFT: Our crusading editor. Dave Klueck, takes time from the pressures of his office to chew on his pen. BELOW: Even Igor gets a taste of culture when he reads the copy of the Epitaph his day-old fish was wrapped in.

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'Fw x , A 'viii ' 'u 1 ABOVE LEFT: Head held erect and proud, Drum Major Natale Palazzolo srtuts to the sidelines. ABOVE: Senior, Joe, f Lido,'j Aldini grins: Someone musfve tripped. 87