Roosevelt High School - Rooseveltian Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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Grchesis Dances At Regional Tourney I originality. Orchesis members Andrea Lee. Zelda Bone and Anita Brown. Dance troupe member Marsha Whittaker, Orchesis performer Sharon Parker. aff' rn Astelma Tolliver, Orchesis member dares to challenge for Excitement was added to the Regional Tourney of 1970 when the Orchesis dance troupe performed for the wall to wall cheer- ers with dance routines at the half time. Glamorously costumed for the occasion, the Senior Orchesis members drew raves from the audience for their added professional touch. Performances by the Orchesis are very much in demand as the popularity of the group grows and grows. The originality and freshness of their timely performances keeps one from tiring of what could be a when you've seen them once, you've seen it all rou- tine . Beauty and color of costumes add much to their choices of numbers also. , x il'- X

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I if 1 The beauty of any game needs the performances of ma- jorettes to add color and pageantry to the excitement of the cheers that are part of any sports event. The RHS Golden and Silver Girls are always found at the head of the marching band, and they are an important part of the parade and other game activities. This page features senior members of the majorettes who have performed as part of the RHS Marching Band for their last year. They can only look forward again to high school memories as they reminisce the past. i - - 7 --4 i A 2 Mi. L- : f Q.,.'qb. . Y A ' I iq X x Y ' 1 ' u 1 Golden Girl Mary Lindsay, .ff f?Q IA. -v ae, ,- 3 17 J Y D-4 Silver Girl, Ardria Laoelield ofthe Marching Band, Mary Lindsey, Golden Girl and Ardria Lacefield, Silver Girl and Alberta Fountain, Adrienne Woods, Velma Williams, Theressu Miles, Naomi Sutton, majorettes. 100