Red Bank Catholic High School - Emerald Yearbook (Red Bank, NJ)

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TWIRLERS: BACK ROW: R. Marsico, S. DeMaio, G. Kir mart, E. Glackin, S. Downes, K. Robinson, M. Berth. FRONT ROW: F. Brydon, C. Oliva, P. Caffrey. The talents of these students are not only at the games or in the parades, but at pep rallies and in school as well. As the Band plays “We’ve Got The Whole School On Our Side,” and the Marching Units perform, the entire student body responds enthusiastically. When members were asked what it was like to be involved in this group, the majority replied it required a lot of work and practice, but it was a satisfying experience as they represented Red Bank Catholic. In conclusion one must call attention to the moderators that shaped and main- tained this Unit. Mr. Cole has been both an advisor and an inspiration to all the Band members. Mrs. Pennotti and Miss La Banca both have given many after- noons and evenings to help them become a well knit group. Miss Campbell has enabled the Marching Unit to structure themselves better. Through the guidance and patience of these persons, the Red Bank Catholic Band and Marching Unit has reached its’ goal. FLAG TWI RLE RS: BACK ROW: G. DeMarco, S. Clarke, M. Largey, C. Ferraro, L. Moore, L. Parker, C. Johnson. MIDDLE ROW: L. Clune, S. Willis, A. Damien, M. Schmitt, J. Nicol, K. Webster, C. Hoffman, N. Cancellieri. FRONT ROW: D. Anderson. of the “Yellow Submarine. DRILL TEAM: BACK ROW: T. McGuire, K. Kelly, M. Crowley, C. McGrail, D. Califano, J. Siciliano. FRONT ROW: J. Santelle T. O’Conner, C. Manning. 25

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The Drill Team marches on the field in a Pre-game salute. COLOR GUARD: ACROSS: C. DeMaio, D. Reilly, M. Desmond, C. Howard, G. Graham. Allison Pehlert—Drum Majorette 24 The Marching Unit exits from the field after finishing their formation

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The crowning of the 1975 Home- coming Queen marked the end of a successful football season. Although the day itself was drizzly and dismal, the stands were filled with loyal and spirited spectators, who were there to witness the Caseys’ final football contest against their traditional Turkey Day rival, Rumson-Fair Haven, and to extend a hearty cheer of congratulations to the 75-76 Homecoming Queen, Patty Travis. The R.B.C. Band and Marching Unit performed a Bicentennial tribute as Patty and the runners-up Mary Ellen Haynes and Mary Copperthwaite were escorted onto the rain-soaked field. Monsignor Monahan crowned Patty with a floral wreath as the fans shouted, “Three cheers for Patty Travis, the best of them all.” Despite the dampening weather, our fabulous fans at the Rumson game just won’t quit. 26 Bettianne Alter says it all in a box.