Mount Dora Junior High Majorettes Parade Participation
Mount Dora Junior High School majorettes have taken part in numerous parades this year showcasing their marching routines and school spirit.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1970
Page
7
Mount Dora Junior High School majorettes have taken part in numerous parades this year showcasing their marching routines and school spirit.
Ninety two members met in Hartridge Hall for a noon luncheon and the January meeting. Ronald Aldrich filled in for Udell Sutley during the informal installation of officers for 1970. Theodore Videto was named President Emeritus as he retires after two years. William Bischoff becomes president with Joseph Tomasek as first vice president and Esther Niles as second vice president. Other officers include Ellen Shirey recording secretary Geneva Dunton corresponding secretary Fred Kimball treasurer Herman Bischoff affiliate treasurer Tillie Monk historian Martha Warnecke music director Della Videto chaplain Zenas Wood and board members L G Monk Harry Gifford George Moore. A singing of carols closed the meeting followed by card games. Receptions were hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cooper and Miss Grace Dangler and Anget Moe with Pauline Deitsch and Lena Gaiser as hostesses assisted by Fred Olson. An announcement noted a Retired Citizens party on Jan 23 at 1 pm in the Community Building.
Sgt. Sam Bagwell Jr and family visited relatives over the holidays marking the first Christmas in two years spent at home by the younger Bagwells. The piece discusses the widening gap between youth and elders and urges mutual understanding to ease future adjustments.
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