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The @49ers Majorettes were the NFL’s first female performing group. Founded by bandleader Robert Olmstead in 1948, they were a forerunner of modern day dance-drill teams. Here, the Majorettes performed at halftime at Kezar Stadium on November 11, 1962. See more 49ers history in our Frank Rippon photo essay, “From Kezar to Candlestick”, post-security, in Terminal 3. Photo by ©Frank Rippon (1918–2000)
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