Lansdowne Senior High school - Valhalla Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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The members of the majorettes are: First row B. Narlow, D. Baker, D. Milauskas. Second row L. Forstner, Cocaptain Wingrove, Co-captain D. Colden, F. Datillo, L. Hardin. MAIORETTE A sharp, shrill whistle, the Hash of eight twirling batonsl the roll of drums and the Blue and Red band marches onward through another successful year. The maiorettes, with their Hying batons, and a peppy march have had a very exciting year. Their activities included basketball and football halftimes and spirit assemblies. The highlight of their season came when the majorettes per- formed for a Clipper Hockey Came at the Civic Center. In addition to their usual activities the majorettes per- formed with the band at various ele- mentary and jrmior high schools in the count . Altfiou h the ma'orettes worked very hard, a lot of their success was due to the watchful eye of their jovial director Miss Richards. Under her di- rection, the majorettes have made this year outstanding for all students here at Lansdowne. Left: Majorettes Faith Datillo and Beverly Narlow are performing the Stripper Routine for Parents, Night. Above: The girls laugh about their performance and discuss the upcoming game. 151

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F.B.L.A. This year the Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica consisted of more than 100 members who sponsored many successiul activities. Their dues along with the proiits from their mug sale pro- vided the group with enough money for a trip to Philadelphia. The trip was organized for Christ- mas shopping and allowed the students to learn more about buying. Another project was the col- lection of food for distribution to poor families. The food drive was in conjunction with St. Cle- ments and proved to be a great success. The club also held a dinner and meeting here at Lansdowne for which many of the girls from the club served. The agenda consisted of a discussion of the different jobs performed by the F.B.L.A. and the procedures involved in running a meeting. The many organizations of F.B.L.A., in the districts of Baltimore County, held a re- gional election to select oflicers. Cathy Maczis was chosen from Lansdowne as the Regional Vice-President. An annual contest to select the school's best stenographer and typist, and an employer- employee banquet for all seniors ended this truly great year. Next year the F.B.L.A. hopes to see equally exciting activities. The officers of the F.B.L.A. are: First row Sponsor Mr. Van Huss, President K. Baldwin, Mr. Huff. Second row Treasurer P. Williams, Regional Vice-President C. Maczis. Third row Vice President K. Cuertler, Secretary Massimini, Not shown Sponsor Mrs. Hilton. The members of the F.B.L.A. are: Top row S. Vane, R. Brinkmeyer, WV, VanBuren, L. Likourgos, K. Libera, Edwards, N. Breeding, B. Favak, D. Eurich, E. Czajkowski, D. Keatts, C. King, D. Marino, A. Hippler, D. Legge, M. Cavey, S. Eaton, C. Miller, T. Prstac, B. Lally, D. Edwards, B. Suddueth. Second row D. Milauskas, K. Valiant, T. Kram, L. Mooney, V. Mayne, S. Grammar, C. Dick, C. Schluderberg, VBadger, R. Holmes, N. Kirstukas, P. Kaiss, V. Zentz, N. Cartrell, T. Reuwer, N. Nauman, D. johns, D. Morrison, R. NVisomierski, D. D. Brooks, I. Narer, B. Harney, D. Confair, L. Hurtt, P. Duraczynski, P B. Brown, Bottom row Mr. Van Huss QAdvisorj, F. jones, D. Harris, L. Harris, H Cerecht, D. Parks, S. Priebe, T. Bowers, V. Sellner, S. Clampitt, D. Owens, B Valiant, K. Baldwin, K. Cuertler, P. VVilliams, Massimini, A. Burkowske, Mr Huff CAdvisorj. 150 Stefanelli, Payne, S. Stolte. Third row Everhart, D. WVeast, L. Keys, C. Long Schwartz, C. Maczis, W. Cager,'S. Mundhenk, D. Herrman, D. Smith, K. Sheahy,

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