Baton twirling--Colorado.
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Two twirling instructors (Jo Burdick, right) perform for parade onlookers on Gunnison's Main Street during the summer Music Camp, ca. 1950.
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Western State's band plays a number from the Mountaineer Bowl bleachers while high school twirlers and flag girls from all over Colorado perform for the crowd, ca. mid-1950s.
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One of the marching bands stand and play on Gunnison's Main Street during the 1957 WSC Summer Music Camp parade.
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More than 160 twirlers of all ages attended the 1956 WSC Summer Music Camp. Jo Burdick served as head twirler instructor.
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More than eighty twirlers line up in parade formation on the lawn southwest of Taylor Hall during the 1955 WSC Summer Music Camp.
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Twirlers from all over the nation march down Gunnison's Main Street during WSC's 1950 Summer Music Camp parade. The photograph is dated by the motion picture "Sierra" showing at the Unique Theater.
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The twirler group of the 1950 Summer Music Camp practices on the north side of Ute Hall (then Chipeta Hall). The license tag year on the automobile dates this photo as 1950; its owner resided in Gunnison County as per the tag's "40" prefix. The Industrial Arts barracks are seen in the background.
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Baton twirling was big in the 1950s. Male and female twirlers participated in the 1950 Summer Music Camp.
