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University Park, Pa., -- A
couple of sisters from Pittsburgh
are attracting attention as
majorettes with thefaststepping
Penn State Blue Band.
They are Kathleen Ann
Medich, 20 and her younger
sister, Cynthia Jean, 19. And at
home, there are three younger
sisters, also majorettes.
Patricia Ann, 14, and Lynda
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And last but not least is
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training as the fifth family
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Kathy and Cindy, both
majoring in Individual and
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began their twirling career with
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of seven and eight.
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With this professional touring
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While attending Churchill
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senior year, and Cindy for both
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Despite all the training and
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practice nine hours each week
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afternoons with the other
majorettes.
Kathy, the first to express
interest in baton - twirling, says,
January 10,1974
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“My parents thought twirling
would be good for coordination
and discipline. I don’t think that
they had any idea at the time
that all of us would want to be
twirlers.”
The sisters agree that they
have helped each other with
baton twirling.
Cindy says, “Kathy is better
at it then I am and has often
scored higher at try-outs. I
always go to her for pointers.”
“Cindy’s really helped me.
She can see things that I can’t
see myself while I’m twirling,”
Kathy adds.
When Kathy and Cindy
graduate, the Marching Blue
Band should have no concern.
The rest of the twirling Medich
sisters may just decide to follow
in their older sisters’ footsteps.
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