St. Lucy's Cadets

Newark, NJ United States
Founded: 1924

Inactive Junior

Year	Position	Score	Theme/Songs
1960			Taking A Chance On Love * Deep Purple
1962			Night * Fools Rush In * Milk and Honey * Adventure * Dreamin * Stella by Starlight * Undecided * All My Love * C'est Magnifique (from Can-Can) * You Belong to My Heart * You Come To Me From Out Of Nowhere
1963			Curtain Call * Roses of Picardy * It's A Long Way To Tipperary * Adventure * This Love Of Mine * Mood Indigo * Night Train * All My Love * Temptation * I'll Remember You
1964	8	80.600	El Conquistador * Roses of Picardy * It's A Long Way To Tipperary * Of Thee I Sing (from Of Thee I Sing) * Mood Indigo * The Elks' Parade * Temptation * I'll Remember You
1965			El Conquistador * On The Mall March * Of Thee I Sing (from Of Thee I Sing) * Girl From Ipanema * Peter Gunn * The Elks' Parade * My Heart Belongs to Daddy * Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone
1966	7	84.650	Entrance of the Sardons * My Heart Belongs to Daddy * Sugar Blues * What a Wonderful Day Like Today * Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone
1967			On A Wonderful Day Like Today (from Roar of the Greasepaint) * Columbia the Gem of the Ocean * God of Our Fathers * Hallelujah Chorus * Porgy and Bess Medley * Mama Inez * Taboo * If My Friends Could See Me Now (from Sweet Charity) * I've Heard That Song Before
1968			El Conquistador * Battle Hymn of the Republic * Summertime (from Porgy and Bess) * If My Friends Could See Me Now (from Sweet Charity) * Taboo * Love Is Blue * Hallelujah Chorus
1969			El Conquistador * Battle Hymn of the Republic * Turn Around, Look at Me * Summertime (from Porgy and Bess) * Happy Birthday * Love is Blue * Hallelujah Chorus

Position 200+ indicates Division II, Position 300+ indicates Division III, Position 400+ indicates Mini Corps.

The Saint Lucy‘s Cadets, formed in 1924, was a junior marching and maneuvering corps based in Newark, New Jersey. They were sponsored by the St. Lucy’s Church, the American Legion Post 105, and Belleville VFW Post 461.

The corps’ colors were blue and white.

St. Lucy's is notable because 34 years passed after their founding before they actually competed in a field show. But after 1958, the corps was a mainstay of American Legion and VFW Finals.

The corps' awards included the 1962 and 1963 Penn-Jersey M&M and Color Guard Championships. Notably, St. Lucy’s won the Dream Contest and the American Legion National Championships in 1968.

The corps disbanded after the 1969 season, but organized an alumni corps in 2000.

[Encyclopedia of Drum and Bugle Corps, 1966; rec.arts.marching.drumcorps, 11/10/99; DCW, 2/04, p.3]

Members (30)

Member Name	Section	Years Involved
Amalino, Frank	solo soprano	1968 to 1969
Barrett, Tommy	Color Guard - Flag	1966
Cullen, Jack	french horn	1966 to 1969
Davis Jr., Robert	Solo soprano	1967 to 1969
Dohn, Chuck	snare	1964 to 1969
Dumond, Philip	Brass	1966 to 1969
FALGARES, BOB	drums	1959 to 1961
Fitzgerald, Cliff	contra	1967 to 1969
Fueller, Joseph	1st Baritone	1967
Glover, Sr., David	Snare Drum, Bass Drum	1966 to 1967
Grimaldi, Jack	French Horn	1959 to 1967
Hewitt, Tom	Solo Soprano	1964 to 1969
Hudzik, Chet	Soprano	1966 to 1969
Kernaghan, Steve	Guard	1966 to 1969
Leone, Al	snare drum	1963 to 1967
Liotti, Tony	french horn	1960 to 1962
MALLEN, RAY	fr. horn/mellophone	1966 to 1969
McCree, John	French Horn	1967 to 1969
Morgan, Bill	Contra Base	1959 to 1966
Pace, Ronald	French Horn	1964 to 1968
Pannachio, Joe	Baritone/Contra	1963 to 1967
parks, james	contra bass	1967 to 1968
Schneider, Ed	Color Guard	1965
Schneider, Ed	Soprano	1966 to 1968
Schneider, Ed	French Horn	1969
Sortino, Chris	Tenor	1963 to 1965
Sortino, Chris	Asst Colorguard Captian	1966
Terreri, John Duke	Sop, F-Horn, Mellophone	1956 to 1969
Williams, Steve	Tenor drum	1968 to 1969
Zarecky, Mike	Drumline	1968