| LIBERTY BELLES COLOR GUARD 1970 Page 4 |
| BELOW: The article below appeared in Drum Corps America magazine in the fall of 1970. |
ABOVE: The Master of Ceremonies for the second ABOVE: Mr. and Mrs. Just, past parent's Club
annual awards banquet was Jim Aiello. President and now the Business Manager of the
Liberty Belles.
BELOW: The guest speaker for the second year in a BELOW: Sue Eserhut, the Liberty Belles Commander,
row was All-American judge Raymond Smith. He was was 1970's most valuable person. This award is given
enjoyed so much the previous year that he was invited to the person that the girls vote to be the most
back again this year. valuable.
annual awards banquet was Jim Aiello. President and now the Business Manager of the
Liberty Belles.
BELOW: The guest speaker for the second year in a BELOW: Sue Eserhut, the Liberty Belles Commander,
row was All-American judge Raymond Smith. He was was 1970's most valuable person. This award is given
enjoyed so much the previous year that he was invited to the person that the girls vote to be the most
back again this year. valuable.
| 1970 Liberty Belles Awards Banquet Photographs |
ABOVE: The are the members of the Racine Liberty Belles Color Guard that received first
year awards. Left to right they are:
Pat Landsberg Pike
Linda Kunaschk Pike
Sandy Kunaschk Pike
Joyce Mickelsen Pike and Shadow
Denise Ortel Pike
Debbie Zlevor Shadow
Debbie LeMire Rifle
Debbie Nelson Pike and Asst. Commander
Betty Gossett Pike
year awards. Left to right they are:
Pat Landsberg Pike
Linda Kunaschk Pike
Sandy Kunaschk Pike
Joyce Mickelsen Pike and Shadow
Denise Ortel Pike
Debbie Zlevor Shadow
Debbie LeMire Rifle
Debbie Nelson Pike and Asst. Commander
Betty Gossett Pike