The Firettes was a group of championship baton twirlers in Nashville, Tennessee. They won the World Baton Twirling Championship of 1964. These photos were taken at Nashville Engine Company No. 8, circa July 1965. If you know anything about the Firettes please contact us at...
The following is an example of a Governor’s Proclamation for World Baton Twirling Day, which is April 10, 2024. Feel free to use all or part and make it your own! It’s very easy to request a Governor’s proclamation. Simply call the Governor’s office in your state and ask to...
Elaine Helen Giese was born in Illinois in 1925 and died in Florida in 1996. She is identified by her family as a world champion baton twirler. The date of this photo is circa 1940.
Unfortunately, a social media profile is copying our content and posting it without credited the site. This has been going on for awhile and at first we just ignored it. But, we don’t want to ignore it anymore, especially since we have spent so much time working on this website and make a...
The talented actress Ms. Conni Marie Brazelton (Tiny Beautiful Things – 2023, ER – 1994, This Is Us – 2016) was a majorette for Waukegan High School during the 1970s. She’s looking gorgeous here with a classic 1970s hoop baton and afro. 💕🔥
Gary Krueger (b. 1945) is a celebrated American photographer whose street photograpy includes majorettes in Los Angeles between 1971 and 1980. The vintage gelatin silver prints along with several others were part of a 2021 exhibit, City of Angels, 1971-1980, at the Joseph Bellows Gallery in La...
