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. . . 2 Ready Do lf!! Along with hard work and accomplishments, this years Color Guard Squad brought many friendships and memo- ries. The basic requirements for the squad were making pre- cision drills look syncopated, marching anything but 8to 5, and having a huge appetite. One could smell a Color Guard bus a mile away. The distinct odor of sub sand- wiches and all those munchies could only be subdued by Mr. D's mints. All kidding aside, the Color Guard Squad would like to thank Mr. Nagle, Miss Ellis, and especially Mr. D for making this year a most memorable one. Captain Mindy Ungerleider Zg,,,..M. was . ....f IQ Kneeling: M. Ungerleider. Front row, left to right: A. Aleu, S. Marsh, l. Rose, C. Boczar, I. DiDario, N. DiDolce, l. Praul, S. Guzzo, T. Hill, G Stogoski, M. Gotoia. Standing: l. Sincavage, B. Sacco, B. Nugent, N. Mantz, S. Eggert, C. Atkinson, K. Grant, T. Walko, A. McDonald. Missing from the picture is Karen McKimm.
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whaf Goes Up Musf Come Down? Front row: Co-captain K. Blanchard, Captain 1. Franchak. Left to right: K. Myers, K. Krausse, K. Myers. Standing: S. Cox, A. Aleu, D. Blackford, L. Stryker, E. Lewis. Captain ludy Franchak During parades, football games, and competi- tions, smiles were clearly shown as the memories of good times and fun shared were recaptured. Never shall we forget the laughter enjoyed as we planned initiations, practiced Captain Howdy- High Kicks, decorated lockers, rode to Yankee Stadium, and discussed C3. lmmeasurable appreciation and thanks go to Mr. Nagle and Mr. D. A special thanks to Miss Glenda Ellis for all her help, understanding, and friendship. The friendships which have been made can never be erased, only increased by the rewarding events which have become memories.
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