Memorabilia
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From the May 15, 1965 Salem Evening News, a picture of Teddy and the Pandas' early lineup. Left to right: Teddy Dewart, Al Lawrence, Dickie Guerrette, Billy Corelle, Joe Daley and Jerry Labrecque.
The Jackson Twins was a syndicated comic strip drawn by Dick Brooks in the '60s with twin teenage girls as the main characters. They were Teddy and the Pandas fans, too!
The Teddy and the Pandas Fan Club of Beverly. Cute story!
There was an all girl group in the area known as the Pandoras (Michelle Marquis; lead guitar, Kathy Kinsella; rhythm guitar, Elysee Thierry; bass and Nancy DiMuro; drums ) that got together at Simmons College about 1965. The similarity of the names and the opposite genders served as a brief novelty. The girls actually released a single, on the Liberty label, of the Teddy Dewart penned song "New Day". Don't confuse this group with the 80s all female group of the same name. This handbill from 1966.
