*Boosts Paramounts*

Letters To The Editor
DCN June 5, 1963 issue

Dear Sir,
I've read a lot in your paper about the larger corps in Massachuestts and New York and I think that there are a lot of small corps that are doing just as well in their group and deserve a little write up too.

I belong to the Paramount Drum Corps of Worcester, Mass. We have gone quite a way in a year and are going even further this year. We've increased our drum line to 32, and our goal is still higher.

Last year at the Yankee Circuit Championship we placed fourth. This year we're trying for one of the top three.

We've practiced our drill all winter long. By the time our first competition rolls around we should be ready and raring to go and kick up some dirt.

For music our fanfare is "El Cid" then the "Roman March", "The Gillette Song"; the Color Presentation is "I Believe." Our concert is "I've Got Plenty of Nothing". Then we march into "Don't Blame Me", "Never On Sunday" and off the field with "You'll Never Walk Alone."

If you want to see a corps with a lot of spirit and push, watch for us, "The Blue and Gold". At our banquet, a guest speaker named us , "The Blue and Gold Roll On", and that's just what we're determined to do.

Sincerely,
Amy Berthiaume