Duval High School - Safari Yearbook (Lanham Seabrook, MD)

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Left la fzgbl Ntandzngj Donna Sargeant Becky Simons Carol Tracey Barbara Boyce, JoAnne Weller, Bonnie MacKenzie, Pat Koenig, Mickie Clubb aj orettes One, two, three, four . . . is a familiar sound for our Majorettes. Giving their time 8: talent for per- fecting routines, our Twirling Tigers spend many hours of hard work preparing for shows. Backed by Captain Linda Summerfeltg Co-Captain, Janice Marino, Secretary, Paula Haislip, and Treasurer, Dottie Foster, the team kindles new sparks of school spirit, while performing at games during half- time as well as at other school functions. Majorettes perform during halftime at a day football game, ffl 7 ng., 'SAL