Park View High School - Leaves of Memory Yearbook (South Hill, VA)

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Accompany The Band In All Activities The Park View Band is fronted by six majorettes, three of whom have served for four years on the squad, and three of whom have served for three years. These major- ettes have studied at various camps and clinics to learn different types of twirling. In foot- ball shows they do routines with flags, ribbons, lighted batons, umbrellas, and fire batons as well as regular twirling. They also march with the Band in all parades. Bruce Clarke Margaret McAden Amelia Montague 19

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The Drum Major, Color Guard, and Majorettes Drum Major Bobby Russell heads the Band in parades and on the football field. He also is respon- sible for the conduct of the band on trips and in re- hearsals. Color Guard Members, left to right: Betsy Taylor, Mary Ellen Mewborn, Carolyn Thompson, Glenn Simmons. This group marches in front of the band in all parades and marches in patterns on the football field. r. 18

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Let’s Look At The Action The football Dragons got off to a tremen- now the Band is ready to march on the field dous start in the first half of the game and for its halftime show. The Band, fronted by Drum Major, Bobby Russell, and Montgomery, and Margaret McAden, prepares to march Majorettes, left to right: Bruce Clarke, Betsy Wall, on the field. Mary Lou Butts, Amelia Montague, Betty Tut In the last minute of the game Park View leads 53-0. It ' s a happy night for the Dragons! Final Score: Parkview -53 20 Blackstone -0