Drum Corps International 2014 Yearbook

LAelegxaacnyder’s 7th Regiment Alexander Nevsky I t’s 1242 AD and Alexander Nevsky is a prince of the fledgling Imperial Russia, a reluctant warrior who prizes peace and politics by Sergei Prokofiev above violence. The show opens with the city of Pskov in flames, pillaged by German Teutonic Knights. Alexander calls his countrymen, mostly peas- ants, to battle against the invaders. Swords, axes, bows, and arrows replace farming tools as a great battle ensues over a frozen lake where the horses and equipment of the Knights prove no match for the tactics and mobility of the Russian militia. Canonized as a saint by the Orthodox church, Alexander’s Legacy lives on in Russian hearts and minds. STAFF Corps Director Tim Rall Assistant Director Jim O’Neil Tour Manager Kerry Valley Administrative Staff Barbara DeLillo, Edgar Frazelle, Daisy Johnson, Paula O’Neil, Jimmy Smith, Birse Timmons Drum Major Dalton Gyorda Design Stephen Lyons (Program Coordinator), Jeff Bickford, Michael Blancaflor, Ray Fallon, Mark Maguire, Eric Schrader, Jack Tully Brass Ray Fallon (Caption Head), Jack Tully (Arranger), Stephen Klepner, Sean Lee, Kevin Lowery, Scott Tomlison, Aaron Goldberg (Consultant) Percussion Michael Blancaflor (Caption Head, Front Ensemble Arranger), Jeff Bickford (Battery Coordinator, Arranger), Brett Berardi, Scott Daley, Brendan Mason, Colin Mason, Tim Miller, Dan Schack Color Guard Eric Schrader (Caption Head), Jackie Gaffney, Alicia Gorman, Fawn Margolis, Whitney Muthig Visual Stephen Lyons (Program Coordinator, Designer), Mark Maguire (Staff Coordinator, Caption Head, Designer), John Ambrose, Shari Kuzel, Tony Rideout, Chris Tetreault, Jacob Ulm New London, CT I 7thregiment.org 99

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Noir [nuvo] Blue Devils B Young and Beautiful T he 1940s and ’50s spawned American film noir, a genre that gave directors, writers, and producers more freedom to explore visual by Lana Del Rey ideas. Borrowing the use of shadows, angles, and dark story lines from the German Expressionist movement, these often low budget movies would Brute Force greatly influence future filmmakers. As time progressed, so did subject material and technology, leading to what is now known as neo-noir. With a by Miklos Rozsa powerful soundtrack and dynamic choreography, Blue Devils B brings a new style, Noir [nuvo], to the field, where each scene explores the hall- The Usual Suspects marks of classic noir—with a unique present-day twist. by John Ottman Asphalt Cocktail by John Mackey Film Noir/Pursuit by Danny Elfman Children’s Hour of Dream by Charles Mingus STAFF Corps Director Rick Odello Tour Manager Sarah Bowling Manager Debbie Odello Assistant Manager Willie Meagher Drum Majors Albert Lin, Kody Moore, Naomi Chan Design John Meehan (Program Coordinator, Brass Arranger), Ken Karlin (Visual Designer), Dave Glyde (Battery Arranger), Brian Dinkel (Front Ensemble Arranger) Brass Joe Haworth (Caption Supervisor), Eric Weingartner (Caption Head), Brad Eugenio, Minh Thieu, Rob Stein, Chris Hernandez, Matt Okumoto, Meredith Lee, Brian Pratt Percussion Ryan Odello (Staff Coordinator, Caption Head), Carlos Botello (Electronic Sound Design), Andrew Odello (Battery Manager), Charlene Doan (Front Ensemble Manager), Suvin Varghese, Rudy Garcia, David Kelly, Sharon Parker, Stephanie Webster, Maverick Peterson (Sound), Ian Olofson, Joaquin Gomez (Equipment Manager) Color Guard Ricky Contreras (Caption Head, Designer), Jaydee Stark, Sharon Yap, Cassandra Hawkins, Russell Crow, Matt Anders Visual Zak Stillwell (Caption Head, Visual Design Coordinator), Chris Carrasco (Caption Manager, Choreographer), Francisco Fernandez, Jay Fuentes, Eren Aktari, John Shoemaker, Jacqueline Meyler, Andres Hernandez Interns Maxine Brown, Marvin Reed Concord, CA I bluedevils.org 101



Crazed Colt Cadets Goin’ Out Of My Head E ach of us seeks our place in the world, where we know we belong. The pursuit may feel never-ending. The confusion can be overwhelm- by Little Anthony & The Imperials ing. The obsession to find the piece which makes us whole can take over life to the point where the treasure we seek is right before our eyes—but Overture remains unseen. Embrace this journey as the Colt Cadets present Crazed! (from Dancer in the Dark) Featuring the emotive sounds of Björk, the spirit of Eric Whitacre, and the intensity of Gnarls Barkley, the story greets hope with despair, acceptance by Björk with rejection, and balance with insanity. You must open your eyes to see—but you must open your heart to truly believe. Equus by Eric Whitacre Crazy by Gnarls Barkley LoveCrazed by Terry White, Brian Zeglis STAFF Corps Director Matt Mulvanny Drum Majors Jake Barnwell, Zack Walsh Design Andrew Eaton (Program Coordinator), Brian Zeglis (Music Coordinator, Percussion Arranger), Terry White (Brass Arranger), Ted Reicher (Drill Writer), Julie Rohrabaugh (Color Guard Designer) Brass Kent Crawford (Caption Head), Tim Byrnes, Andrew Eaton, Ross Halley, Randil Jeffreys, Charles Mitchell, Martha Warfel, Jenn Zeglis Percussion Brian Zeglis (Caption Head), Alex Albertson (Front Ensemble Coordinator), Kolby Palmore (Battery Coordinator), Melissa DaPonte, Michael Fletcher, Melanie Holdorf, Adam Nichols Color Guard Julie Rohrabaugh (Caption Head), Theresa Birch, Jessica Dunkel, Sara Kusnerak, Melissa Lyon Dubuque, IA I colts.org 103

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DThaerkAnretsosf Genesis Selections from Two Steps From Hell I n “Paradise Lost,” John Milton says: “The mind is its own place, and Lux Aeterna in itself can make a heaven of hell, a hell of heaven.” The Art of Darkness takes us on a journey down the path from the light of reality to by Clint Mansell the darkness of the subconscious. Utilizing light colors and bright visuals, the opening production introduces random scenes to preview the world Mad World we’re about to descend into. We fall farther as the second movement con- veys the isolation we feel as we shift more and more into the world being by Gary Jules created by our minds. The third movement speeds to a rapid fall into insan- ity as the reality of the world around us disappears forever. Original Work by Ed Gobbel, Jake Gall, Bobby Scott STAFF Corps Director Chris Magonigal Financial Director Analisa Zuniga Volunteer Director Cindy Manrrique Membership Coordinator Katie Walsh Drum Majors John Filippone, Andrea Espinosa Design Chris Magonigal (Program Coordinator), Ed Gobbel (Music, Brass Design), Josh Gall (Visual Design), Jake Gall (Percussion Design), Bobby Scott (Percussion Design), A Jay Riojas (Color Guard Design), Ray Ramirez (Color Guard Design) Brass Ed Gobbel (Caption Head), Art Cano (Assistant Caption Head), Frank Solis, Julian Howard, Orien Landis, Joe Rush, Victor Moyeda, Josh Castillo, Brenden Mueller Percussion Dillon Ingle (Caption Head), James Haynes (Battery Supervisor), Jordan Garza (Front Ensemble Supervisor), Oni Lara, Scott Lowe, Christian Gray Color Guard A Jay Riojas (Caption Head), Ray Ramirez (Assistant Caption Head), OJ Reyes, Milo Salinas Visual Josh Gall (Consultant), Julian Howard (Caption Head), Frank Solis, Christian Gray, Jennifer Hanford, Muriel Hague, Daniel Edwards Austin, TX I genesisdbc.org 105

WGI Winds presents marching ensembles of any instrumentation in the same performance environment as indoor color guards and percussion ensembles. As one of the world’s largest and most influential marching arts organizations, WGI has studied bringing the same exciting competitive and educational opportunities to students in the winds section in support of the total band program for several years, and now is the time. Classes for scholastic and all-age ensembles will be offered, and performers will be judged by the most skilled adjudicators working in the marching arts today! Beginning in 2015, watch for WGI Winds regional events in: • Atlanta, GA • Bowling Green, KY • Dayton, OH • Denver, CO • Houston, TX • Indianapolis, IN • Orlando, FL • San Bernardino, CA • West Long Branch, NJ • Winds World Championships in Dayton, OH on April 11-12. Scan this QR code to watch the Aimachi Winds exhibition performance from the 2014 WGI World Championships. wgi.org/winds 2634WGI_DCIpb_WindsfpAd_052114.indd 1 5/21/14 8:53 AM

The Journey Gold Movement One G old’s 2014 show is called The Journey, a fitting title for a group that Every Journey Begins has been expanding its reach in recent seasons. With original music With a Single Step... by the corps’ long-time composer Scott Director and percussion designer Movement Two Seth Woodard providing the soundtrack, audiences can expect to see New Places, New People, New Things unusual color guard equipment and innovative musical textures. “This Movement Three year’s show is the perfect vehicle for the corps,” says director Donald One Journey Ends and Flaherty. “It continues our tradition of bringing innovation to the activity in Another Begins a way that is both entertaining for the audience and a great educational vehicle for our student performers.” by Scott Director STAFF Executive Director Donald Flaherty Drum Major Joselyne Grace Design Scott Director (Composer), Donald Flaherty (Program Designer), Gary Backlund (Visual Designer, Staff Coordinator), Seth Woodard (Music Designer), Mario Ramirez (Color Guard Designer), David Weinberg (Creative Consultant) Brass Joe Sparks (Creative Consultant, Caption Head), Emmanuel Equite (Co-Caption Head), Javier Cerna (Co-Caption Head), Jason Farr, Josh Williams, Aldo Granda, Cameron Brown, Gretchen Pohlman Percussion Seth Woodard (Caption Head), Tollak Rafto, Jonathan Mleynek (Front Ensemble Manager), Nikolas Woods, Jonathan Calderon, Matthew Padilla (Battery Manager) Color Guard Mario Ramirez (Co-Caption Head), Rob Guzman (Co-Caption Head), Andrew Padilla, Brandi Ramirez, Jacob Javier Visual Gary Backlund (Co-Caption Head), Ken White (Co-Caption Head), Conrad Lund, Kevin Caulfield, Emily Baeza, Russell Shedd Other Staff Brenda Magdaleno (Secretary, Records), Jeremy Grasz (Board President), Ray Gardner (Transportation), Juan Leguzemon (Founding Board Member), Brian Smith (Board Member), Scott Bush (Transportation) San Diego, CA I golddrumcorps.org 107

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La Cathédrale Legends The Sunken Cathedral I nspired by the novel “The Pillars of the Earth” by Ken Follett, La Cathédrale explores spirituality and community through the story of by Claude Debussy a cathedral—and the people who worship in it. With the music of Claude Debussy providing the backdrop, the first movement begins with the early Stained Glass church struggling for a foothold in the pagan society of ancient Rome. In movement two, David Gillingham provides the soundtrack as believers by David Gillingham begin to build the cathedral. Eric Whitacre’s music helps the congregation exalt in movement three, before the glorious finale—underscored by John Lux Aurumque Rutter—as the Cathedral becomes a centerpiece for the entire community. by Eric Whitacre Gloria, Mvmt. 3 (Vivace e ritmico) by John Rutter STAFF Executive Director/CEO Ibe Sodawalla Operations Allison Patrick Food/Volunteer Coordinator Traci Glasscock Assistant Tour Manager Val Glasscock Rehearsal Manager Mike Unsworth Tour Assistants Ryan Anderson, Ben Haywayd Rehearsal Assistant Caleb Banschbach Electronics Manager Matt Fountain Drum Majors Noah Koch, Claire Miller Design Ron Hardin (Program Coordinator, Drill Designer), Ibe Sodawalla (Brass Arranger), Landon Ewers (Percussion Composer), Jonathan Meader (Guard Designer) Brass Drew Miller (Co-Supervisor), Chris Boyd (Co-Supervisor), David Elliott, Ellie Rohlck, Tim Knilands, Dylan Hyman, Jonathan Linley Percussion Landon Ewers (Supervisor), Mark Lopez (Front Line Coordinator), Doug Downer, Ryan Jonker, Dan Stephens, Jen Pesch, Marissa Pesch, Julia Gunneson, Mike Royer, Bill Boswell (Consultant) Color Guard Carolyn Tobin (Interim Supervisor, Choreographer), Geoff Goelz, (Choreographer), Darren Mickens (Choreographer), Jackie Krasuski, Adam Bogema, Jonathan Meader (Consultant) Visual Lindsey Schueller (Supervisor), Mike Unsworth, Tim Malone, Ross Gordon, Chris Doiron, Shea Pierce, Kevin Wroblewski, Ron Hardin (Consultant) Kalamazoo, MI I legendspaa.org 109

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Magical Illusion Les Stentors Now You See Me, Now You Don’t C oming off an appearance in the 2103 Open Class Finals, fans can (from Now You See Me) expect another strong showing from Les Stentors, DCI’s only pre- dominantly French speaking drum and bugle corps—or, as they say en by Brian Tyler Français: “un corps de tambours et clairons.” Inspired by Brian Tyler’s soundtrack to the 2013 movie thriller Now You See Me, the group from Sherbrooke, Quebec will transport you into a universe of mysteriousness and entertain you in the world of Magical Illusion. For an instant, allow yourself to engage in a game of the unreal. STAFF Corps Director Josianne Alarie Artistic Director Gabriel Francoeur Drum Major Loukas Côté Design Gilles Ouellet, Chloé Chartrand,Thierry Pilot,Yann Léveillé Brass Sébastien Roux (Caption Head), Marc-André Pregent, Lison houde, Pierre Sabourin Percussion Louis-Philippe Parent, Maxime Proulx, Myriam Roberge, Nicolas Carrier, David Chiasson Ricard Color Guard Chloé Chartrand (Caption Head), Vincent Thibert Visual Sébastien Roux Sherbrooke, QC I stentors.net 111



Go West Music City On the Trail L ast year, Music City took listeners on a trip to Havana, Cuba. This (from Grand Canyon Suite) season, the Nashville group explores another iconic destination: the American West. Subtle visuals—including sunset colors and a wagon by Ferde Grofé wheel formation—will paint a picture of wide-open spaces, adventure, and pioneering spirit, amplified by the music of Ferde Grofé and Aaron Copland. Billy the Kid Aiming to return to the Open Class Finals for the fifth straight year, Music City’s stated goal for 2014 remains as it has been since the group debuted by Aaron Copland in 2009: to deliver the kind of accessible, audience-friendly performances that have made it one of the most entertaining groups on the field. Sunset (from Grand Canyon Suite) by Ferde Grofé The Red Pony Suite by Aaron Copland STAFF President Keith Hall Director David Boggs Assistant Director Mark Garey Treasurer Jamie Blackburn Drum Majors Jessica Palmer, Claire Albrecht, Lee Hopson, Katiana Nicholson Brass James Barnes (Supervisor), Michael Klesch (Arranger), Kyle Baker, Justin Barr, Tom Grant, Jacob Holster, Justin Kelley, Rachel Pittman, Amy Shuford Percussion Neal Flum (Supervisor), Julie Davila (Battery Arranger), Sean Womack (Front Ensemble Arranger), Chris DeBerry (Battery Coordinator), Tim Heath (Front Ensemble Coordinator), Chris Adams, Shelby Blezinger, Christian Clark, Keith Dudek, David England, Jamie Haffner, Casey Harris, Blake Lankford, Danny Moore, Chris Parker, Tim Provence, Shelby Shelton, Doug Teuscher, Konstantine Vlasis, Elliot Wittstruck Color Guard Levi Brandenburg (Supervisor), Lori Gaskins (Supervisor), Megan Bradberry, Sally Clark, Blake Compton, Michael Horvath, Reyn Libed, Jessie Robinson, Stephanie Smith, Millie Tice, Kaitlyn Trobaugh, Clara Grace Watson, Kat Wolf Visual Andrew Gaskill (Supervisor), Tim Pierce (Designer), Nathan Barna, Matt Heard, Christian James, Mike Vernich, Jamie Williams, Ashley Wright, Doug Young Consultants Tommy Keenum, Terry Jolley Nashville, TN I musiccitydrumcorps.org 113



’87 Racine Scouts Eine Kleine Nachtmusik A merica’s oldest active drum and bugle corps, the Racine Scouts, is celebrating its 87th anniversary, and the group is using the occasion by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart as the theme of its 2014 production, ’87. Inspired by the vast interpreta- tions, motifs, and meanings of the number, the Scouts have created a pro- Four Score and Seven duction that brings music from the corps’ history together with several new pieces from a variety of genres—including classical, big band, Broadway, by Vic Schoen and even Dutch orchestral techno. All that great music comes with a mes- sage to fans that should resonate for all in attendance: “We look forward to 7/8 audiences across the country joining us as we celebrate our 87th year!” by Keitman Orchestra Once Upon a Time by Charles Strousse, Lee Adams Crown Imperial March by William Walton Onward, Christian Soldiers by Sabine Baring-Gould, Arthur Sullivan STAFF Executive Director Dr. Randall Chaffee Corps Director William Clark Program Coordinator William Clark Corps Manager Andrea Birbilis Tour Manager Marc Gofstein Drum Majors Nick Hoffman, Aeris Kania Design William Clark (Brass Arranger), Tom Johnson (Battery Arranger), William Clark (Front Ensemble Arranger), Tom Johnson (Front Ensemble Arranger), Copper Atwood (Color Guard Choreography), Jon Hall (Drill Design), William Clark (Drill Design), Craig Borgus (Drill Design) Brass Bill McClendon (Caption Head), Stephen Flores Percussion Heather Cotney (Caption Head), Andrew Steck, Ethan Young Color Guard Cooper Atwood (Caption Head), Darryl D. Green, Marvin Alexander (Intern) Visual Marc Gofstein (Caption Head), Morgan Griffis (Movement Caption Head), Marie Burke (Intern), Zach McCollough (Intern) Racine, WI I racinescouts.com 115

It’s time to start a Tri-M Music Honor Society chapter. Strengthen your school’s Music. Honor. And Society. Starting a Tri-M Music Honor Society chapter will help show the value of your music program to the school. It will also benefit your students by allowing them to: Build an impressive record for college Grow as leaders in music Serve their community Ready to start a chapter? Follow these easy steps: 1. Visit nafme.org/tri-m to download your chapter activation form or call 1-800-336-3768. 2. Send in the activation form with your chapter activation fee ($50-$125 based on the size of your school) 3. Receive a packet from NAfME with a guide to start your chapter – and get going!

StheeaEsoarntshof Raiders October U sing music by composers Eric Whitacre, Roland Barrett, James Swearingen, and John Mackey, the Raiders 2014 program will by Eric Whitacre explore the Seasons of the Earth over four evocative parts. The show starts with Fall, where the group’s movement and music help us visualize Month of the Cold Moon falling leaves. Winter blows in with intense cold temperatures and heavy snowstorms. In Spring, the world comes back to life as flowers bloom and by Roland Barrett plants begin to grow. Summer brings plenty of heat and frenetic energy as the cycle of the seasons—and the show—build to a climactic resolution. Into the Joy of Spring by James Swearingen Kingfishers Catch Fire by John Mackey STAFF Executive Director Tom Maiello Assistant Director DeLano Bonner Equipment Manager Rob Villanova Drum Majors Jack Kaplan, Liz Rosa Design Jamie Szeinberg (Program Coordinator), Ben Schwartz (Brass Arranger), Don Pfleger (Brass Arranger), John Forte (Percussion Arranger), Jason Medeiros (Front Ensemble Arranger), Dave Caravella (Drill Designer), Louis Hellinger (Color Guard Designer), PJ Tankard (Color Guard Designer) Brass Don Pfleger (Caption Head), Bruno Mayoria, Matt Pouy, Jesse Burbank, Andrew Denburg, Matt Glass, Julian Johnson Percussion John Forte (Caption Head), Damien Escarpeta, Mahyad Mohammadieh, Steve Myers, Paul Levitan, Joseph Espinera, Barathi Chinnappan Color Guard Alex Waite (Caption Head), Becca Meeker, Hana Ernest, Jackie Echevarria, Jesse Crawford, Danielle Reedy Visual Dave Caravella (Caption Head), Joseph Brown, Chris Burns, Jeff Daniels, Jessica Toli, Kevin Horne, Mike Oldemeyer, Steve Surina Burlington, NJ I raidersdbc.org 117



Olympus Spartans Olympus Fanfare S partans’ name is inspired by an ancient Greek city-state, so it’s fitting that the group’s 2014 show portrays the Greek gods and myths that by Jeff Bolduc, Mike Moore, Matt McGuire have been stirring imaginations for thousands of years. After a fanfare with Hades (god of the underworld), the main luminaries of Mt. Olympus are Hades brought to life: We meet the stunning love goddess Aphrodite, followed by Symphony for Brass and Percussion Apollo (god of the sun, poetry, music, and other things) and his twin sister Artemis—goddess of the hunt and wilderness, and protector of young by Alfred Reed women. Finally, the show ends with an encounter with their father, the supreme Olympian god Zeus, who appears with his wife, Hera. Aphrodite You are So Beautiful by Billy Preston Artemis and Apollo Apollo Unleashed by Frank Ticheli Hera and Zeus Rest by Frank Ticheli STAFF President Paul LaFlamme, Jr. Corps Director Richard Rigolini Operations Director Ann Prendergast Parades, Housing Judy Luongo Membership Coordinator Jamie Fortier Drum Majors Cody Morgan, C. Jay Sutton Design Richard Rigolini (Corps Director), Fred Ford (Program Coordinator), Gilles Ouellette (Visual), Mike Moore (Percussion), Matt McGuire (Percussion), Lennie Machado (Color Guard), Jeff Bolduc (Music Arranger) Brass Larry Lacey (Caption Head), Joe McCarthy, Josh Chapman, Brian McCullock, Chris Scott, Samantha Barnhart, Don MacTaggart, Jamie Fortier Percussion Matt McGuire (Front Ensemble Coordinator), Mike Daley, Grace Welter, Mike Moore (Battery Caption Head), Tim Sepe, Mark DeLacey, Chris Slipp, Andy Kim, Marco Aguirre Color Guard Lennie Machado (Caption Head), Abby Malloy, Julie Brown, Ryan Bronner, Alicia Druid (Staff Assistant) Visual Gilles Ouellette (Caption Head), Dave Macuga, Anthony Montesion, Adam St. Jean, Evan Tropp, Ann Sullivan Nashua, NH I spartansdbc.org 119

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TNhoet TRaokaedn Santa Clara Vanguard Cadets Kaval Sviri A lmost 50 years ago, the Vanguard organization forged its identity by Traditional blazing a trail on a road less traveled. The Road Not Taken is inspired by that same spirit of adventure, the same need to leap into the Meetings Along the Edge unknown. The soundtrack seamlessly weaves together music by Philip Glass, John Powell, Ludwig van Beethoven, and Chrissie Hynde, as well as by Philip Glass traditional Eastern European folk music. Against this cinematic score, a thrilling and emotional visual program unfolds, creating and exploring those Test Drive moments in life when following your heart and taking a chance can truly (from How to Train Your Dragon) make all the difference. by John Powell Forbidden Friendship (from How to Train Your Dragon) by John Powell I’ll Stand By You by Chrissie Hynde Secrets by One Republic, Ludwig van Beethoven STAFF Corps Director Steve Barnhill Corps Manager Mannie Carbarloc Administrative Assistants Colby Vasquez, Moises Fagundes Drum Majors Carl Huang, Chase Wirtz Design Rob Ripley (Program Coordinator), Key Poulan (Brass Arranger), Fred Smith (Music Coordinator, Front Ensemble Arranger), Casey Brohard (Battery Arranger), Myron Rosander (Drill Designer), Peter Gomez (Visual Coordinator) Brass Bryan Williams (Caption Head), Rick Pina, Alex Christensen, Timothy Bacon, Rick South, Nick Rodriguez Percussion Casey Brohard (Caption Head), Adam Tsukamoto, Justin Rasmussen, Tyler McCurdy, David Medina, Brian Sears, Greyson Boydstun, Rachel Harris Color Guard Peter Gomez (Caption Head), Juliet Ferriera, Ben Contreras, Sarah Abdulal, Suzy Laverty, Jordan Tao Visual Justin Cunha (Caption Head), Jeff Facun, Patrick Gauding, David Tatarakis, Brandon Lindsey Santa Clara, CA I scvanguard.org 121



Open Class Blue Devils C Concord, CA • bluedevils.org SURFIN’ BDC Get ready to grab your sunscreen, board shorts, and a towel, and toss ’em in a beach bag because we’re goin’ surfin’ with BD ‘C’! The group’s summer at the beach kicks off with Alice Cooper’s “School’s Out,” followed by “Surfin’ USA” by the Beach Boys and “Wipe Out” by the Surfaris, before the show wraps up with the Beach Boys’ classic “Fun Fun Fun.” Let’s ride some waves, listen to some tunes, and enjoy the beach life! Surf’s up! Director: Rick Odello Blue Saints Sudbury, ON • bluesaints.com SUMMON THE GODS Since being founded in the fall of 1952, the Blue Saints have provided their members with a strong work ethic, a sense of pride and self esteem, and—most important—fun. This season, the group gets things off to a flying start with David Shaffer’s “Flight of the Pegasus,” named for the winged horse of ancient Greek myth. Where will this remarkable flight lead? We find the answer in to the tune of “Fate of the Gods” by Steven Reineke. Director: Mark Ripley City Sound Los Angeles County, CA • city-sound.org BIG EASY BLUES is a musical tour of the Mississippi River. It starts in the heart of New Orleans with “Do Whatcha Wanna” by the Rebirth Brass Band, followed by Trombone Shorty’s spicy version of “St. James Infirmary.” We stop in Memphis for W.C. Handy’s “Beale Street Blues” before closing with “Brooklyn” by Wisconsin’s Youngblood Brass Band. The show is dedicated to the late Marguerite Poindexter LaMotte, educator and community champion who was instrumental in City Sound’s formation. Director: Nathaniel Lewis Coastal Surge Myrtle Beach, SC • coastalsurge.org A SOUTHERN SAGA: SCENES FROM CHARLES TOWNE HARBOR tells the story of the city from its 1670 founding and emergence as a bustling seaport to its role in the Revolutionary and Civil Wars to the changes and challenges of the 20th Century. Music includes “Spangled Heavens” by Donald Grantham, “Gone” by Scott McAllister, “We Were Soldiers Final Battle,” and Chris Theofanidas’ “Symphony No. 1,” as Coastal Surge makes its compet- itive debut as an Open Class corps. Director: Matthew M. Shrewsbury 123

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Open Class Columbians asco, A • columbiansdrumcorps.org STARDUST takes a journey through the artistic cosmos with a unique visual universe created by staff members Dillon Miller and Anna Newbury. The montage of musical themes includes Gustav Holst’s “The Planets,” Don McLean’s “Vincent”, and Ilan Eshker’s “Coronation”(from the cult movie that gives the show its title). These classics evolve into the corps’ dis- tinctive arrangement of “Starry Night,” which was inspired by the impression- ist painting of Vincent Van Gogh. ecutive Director: Dan erry Eruption Bonney Lake, A • eruptiondrumandbuglecorps.org BURDENS OF BRILLIANCE: INSIDE THE MINDS OF MOZART explores ego, insecurity, and the internal struggle of a child prodigy growing up with fame amid the pressures of society and his father’s expecta- tions. Partly inspired by the 1984 film Amadeus, the show is underscored by selections from Mozart’s Symphony 25 in G Minor, Concerto for Two Pianos in Ef Major, Serenade No.10 Bf Major, Requiem-Confutatis, and Don Giovanni. Director: Ryan McLain Golden Empire Bakers ield, CA • geper ormingarts.org A JOURNEY BEGINS for Golden Empire in 2014, the group’s first sea- son as a member of Drum Corps International’s Open Class. Inspired by the 19th-century retro-techno vibe of the steam punk genre—which is evident in both the visual and sound design of the show—Golden Empire takes us on a journey by land, air, and sea. The soundtrack includes selections from Antonín Dvorˇák’s Symphony No. 9: A New World, a perennial favorite of DCI fans and members alike. Director: im easley Guardians Seguin, • guardiansdbc.org TERRA NOVA is about overcoming the challenges of getting started. You have to push yourself to deal with the obstacle awaiting you, espe- cially when you try to tackle something as big as your dreams. In their Open Class debut, the Guardians will do just that, using music by Steven Bryant, Aaron Copland, Maurice Ravel, and Loys Bourgeois—along with an original work by Daniel Montoya Jr. and Sarah Santa Cruz—to forge a new path and create its own identity. Director: ohnathan Doerr 125

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Open Class Impulse Buena ark, CA • impulseyoutharts.org SHOW TBA Impulse is dedicated to the pursuit of excellence in march- ing music and pageantry. As a participant in DCI’s Open Class, Impulse has set a standard for performance and competitive excellence in the drum corps activity of Southern California. The members involved get as much enjoyment from performing as the audience has watching their performances. The group’s unique combination of performance excellence and fun sets it apart from the rest, and defines it as... IMPULSE! Director: Michael Lope Incognito Brea, CA • incognitodbc.org <3—LESS THAN LOVE marks the welcome return of Incognito to Drum Corps International Open Class competition. Taking the field for the first time since 2009, the group tackles art’s favorite subject, love, with all its joys and, yes, a little pain too. The show’s four movements take us from Romance to Struggle to Trust and Betrayal. These powerful emotions are underscored by music from Sergei Prokofiev, Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Georges Bizet, Rick Barclay, and Tony T. Nguyen. Director: ony . Nguyen Louisiana Stars La ayette, LA • louisianastars.org SHOW TBA DCI welcomes the Louisiana Stars Drum and Bugle Corps in its debut season of Open Class participation. The Stars’ mission is to pro- vide a superior educational performing arts program. Representing Louisiana throughout the United States, the group gives young people an opportunity to develop musical skills, social skills, and partnership skills. Students will devel- op a greater sense of responsibility, teamwork, work ethic, sacrifice, dedica- tion, respect, and loyalty. Director: Neil Simon Watchmen Riverside, CA • watchmenarts.org LOST SOULS features an eclectic mix of music from Red Hot Chili Peppers, Michael Jackson, Leonard Cohen, Korn, and Skrillex. Exploring the universal desire to find a place to fit in, the show’s theme echoes the nature of the Watchmen organization, a group of performers and educators from all walks of life and all talent levels who share the same goal: To deliver great performances while providing its members a place to be found. Director: Raymond Moreno 127

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International Class Drum Corps International’s TAIPEI YUEHFU, 2013 INTERNATIONAL CLASS CHAMPION International Class is comprised of corps from outside North America that often travel long distances to perform as part of the annual DCI Tour. In this class, corps are allowed to follow their own country’s organi- zational guidelines. If they choose to recognize DCI rules, they are allowed to compete for the Open Class title. Over the years, groups have traveled from England, The Netherlands, Japan, and Taiwan to march alongside and compete against their American and Canadian counterparts. This season, DCI is proud to welcome two first-time nations to the International Class represented by Patria and Northeastern Technology. Patria uet altenango, uatemala • acebook.com patriadrumcorps SHOW TBA: When its members take their initial steps in Drum Corps International performance this season, Patria Drum and Bugle Corps will become the first-ever group from the Central American nation of Guatemala to take part in the DCI Summer Tour. Already blazing a trail by establishing corps- style performance in its own patria (which is Spanish for “homeland”), the group says of its debut marching alongside DCI corps: “Nuestro sueño se hará realidad”—Our dream will come true. Director Gaba Estrada Northeastern Technology hon aen, hailand • acebook.com thenortheasterntechnology THE CYCLIST: Following the success of fellow countrymen E-Sarn in 2013’s DrumLine Battle Championship in Indy, Northeastern Technology of Khon Kaen, Thailand, hopes to become the first full-sized drum and bugle corps from that nation to take the field in DCI action. Inspired by racing, the group’s 2014 show, “The Cyclist,” will unfold over the course of four exciting movements: Opener, Driving Force, Go to Dreams, and Finish Line. Director Yanisa Pukpo 129

DRUM CORPS INTERNATIONAL PRESENTS 1. Indianapolis, IN • 6/18 32. Cedarburg, WI • 7/3 59. Lebanon, IL • 7/14 79. Atlanta, GA • 7/26 Michigan City, IN Events and dates subject to change. rev 6/14 2. Clovis, CA • 6/20 33. Sacramento, CA • 7/5 60. Wichita, KS • 7/15 80. Paw Paw, MI • 7/26 3. Rockford, IL • 6/20 34. Renton, WA • 7/5 61. Bentonville, AR • 7/15 81. Greendale, WI • 7/27 Open Class Prelims • 8/4 4. Stanford, CA • 6/21 35. Lynn, MA • 7/5 62. Tulsa, OK • 7/16 82. Charlotte, NC • 7/27 Open Class Finals • 8/5 5. Akron, OH • 6/21 36. Michigan City, IN • 7/5 63. Denton, TX • 7/17 83. Rice Lake, WI • 7/28 6. Plainwell, MI • 6/21 37. Whitewater, WI • 7/5 64. Round Rock, TX • 7/17 84. Dublin, OH • 7/28 Indianapolis, IN 7. Lexington, KY • 6/22 38. Pleasant Hill, CA • 7/6 65. Houston, TX • 7/18 85. Charleston, WV • 7/28 8. Bowling Green, OH • 6/22 39. Tri Cities, WA • 7/6 66. San Antonio, TX • 7/19 86. Erie, PA • 7/29 World Championship Prelims • 8/7 9. Sacramento, CA • 6/22 40. Lisle, IL • 7/6 67. Manchester, NH • 7/19 87. Salem, VA • 7/29 World Championship Semifinals • 8/8 10. Merrillville, IN • 6/24 41. Chester, PA • 7/6 68. Dallas, TX • 7/21 88. Troy, MI • 7/29 11. Fairfield, OH • 6/24 42. Dixon, IL • 7/6 69. Lafayette, LA • 7/21 89. St. Paul, MN • 7/30 World Championship Finals • 8/9 12. Evansville, IN • 6/25 43. Ft. Wayne, IN • 7/8 70. Mustang, OK • 7/22 90. Rome, NY • 7/30 13. Pittsburgh, PA • 6/25 44. Boise, ID • 7/8 71. Ocean Springs, MS • 7/22 91. West Chester, PA • 7/30 DCIPremierEvents TourofChampionsSeries 14. Mesa, AZ • 6/26 45. Dubuque, IA • 7/8 72. St. Louis, MO • 7/23 92. Warrenton, VA • 7/30 highlightedinred. highlightedinblue. 15. Muncie, IN • 6/27 46. Ogden, UT • 7/9 73. Hattiesburg, MS • 7/23 93. Quincy, MA • 7/31 16. Oceanside, CA • 6/27 47. Metamora, IL • 7/9 74. Little Rock, AR • 7/23 94. Piscataway, NJ • 7/31 17. Chambersburg, PA • 6/27 48. Salem, WI • 7/10 75. Opelika, AL • 7/24 95. Forest City, IA • 8/1 18. Jackson, NJ • 6/28 49. Cheyenne, WY • 7/11 76. Johnsonburg, PA • 7/24 96. Allentown, PA • 8/1 19. Glendora, CA • 6/28 50. Eden Prairie, MN • 7/11 77. Nashville, TN • 7/25 97. Allentown, PA • 8/2 20. Madison, WI • 6/28 51. Denver, CO • 7/12 78. Huntsville, AL • 7/25 98. Avon Lake, OH • 8/2 21. Rochester, MN • 6/29 52. La Crosse, WI • 7/12 99. Pittsburgh, PA • 8/3 22. Riverside, CA • 6/29 53. Vista, CA • 7/12 100. Buffalo, NY • 8/3 23. Lawrence, MA • 6/29 54. Cerritos, CA • 7/13 101. Centerville, OH • 8/4 24. Mankato, MN • 6/30 55. DeKalb, IL • 7/13 102. Massillon, OH • 8/4 25. Overland Park, KS • 7/1 56. Muscatine, IA • 7/13 26. Santa Clara, CA • 7/1 57. Omaha, NE • 7/14 27. Waukee, IA • 7/2 58. Warrensburg, MO • 7/14 28. New Haven, CT • 7/2 29. Medford, OR • 7/2 30. McMinnville, OR • 7/3 31. Bristol, RI • 7/3 For tickets, group rates & additional info, visit www.DCI.org The 2014 Drum Corps International Tour MARCHING MUSIC’S MAJOR LEAGUE™

All-Age ATLANTA CV BRIDGEMEN ALUMNI Atlanta CV SOCAL DREAM CAROLINA GOLD Atlanta, GA GOVENAIRES Show Title: Hex MINNESOTA BRASS Director: Dr. David W. Stollberg atlantacv.org Bridgemen Alumni Bayonne, NJ Show Title: TBA Director: George Lavelle bridgemen.com Carolina Gold Greensboro, NC Show Title: The Darkest Hour Director: Larry Harper carolinagold.org Cincinnati Tradition Cincinnati, OH Show Title: Finding Home Director: Tom Slade cincinnatitradition.org Crusaders Senior Boston, MA Show Title: TBA Director: Jack LaSelva crusaderseniorcorps.org Defenders Rockland, MA Show Title: Trip Down Memory Lane Director: Dale Powers defendersalumni.org Govenaires St. Peter, MN Show Title: Pasión Director: Sandee Conlin govenaires.org Kilties Racine, WI Show Title: The Gathering: A Call to Our Homeland Director: Jeff Troudt kilties.com Minnesota Brass St. Paul, MN Show Title: Supernova Director: Eric Molho mnbrassinc.org Muchachos Manchester, NH Show Title: Music on a Summer Night Director: Al Gagne muchachos.org SoCal Dream Huntington Beach, CA Show Title: Reset Director: Thom Willett socaldream.org 131

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World Champions Twenty years after topping Division II, the 2013 Carolina CAROLINA CROWN Crown became the first former Open Class (or equivalent) champs to win DCI’s World Class. As first-time champions, Crown also broke a streak going back to 1996, when Phantom Regiment won the title for the very first time. THE CADETS BLUE DEVILS B OREGON CRUSADERS BLUE DEVILS 2012 2011 2010 2009 INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA 98.700 World Class 98.350 World Class 98.900 World Class 99.050 World Class Blue Devils The Cadets Blue Devils Blue Devils Concord, CA Allentown, PA Concord, CA Concord, CA 95.250 Open Class 95.000 Open Class 97.550 Open Class 95.500 Open Class Oregon Crusaders Blue Devils B Blue Devils B Blue Devils B Portland, OR Concord, CA Concord, CA Concord, CA BLUE STARS SPARTANS BLUE DEVILS REVOLUTION 2004 2003 2002 2001 DENVER, COLORADO ORLANDO, FLORIDA MADISON, WISCONSIN BUFFALO, NEWYORK 98.700 Division I 98.800 Division I 99.150 Division I 98.350 Division I The Cavaliers Blue Devils The Cavaliers The Cavaliers Rosemont, IL Concord, CA Rosemont, IL Rosemont, IL 96.550 Division II 95.600 Division II 99.050 Division II 97.800 Division II Spartans Esperanza Magic of Orlando Mandarins Nashua, NH San Diego, CA Orlando, FL Sacramento, CA 88.600 Division III 88.600 Division III 90.500 Division III 88.550 Division III Oregon Crusaders Blue Stars Revolution Blue Stars St. Helens, OR La Crosse, WI San Antonio, TX La Crosse, WI 134 2014 DCI Souvenir Yearbook

2013 INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA 98.300 World Class Carolina Crown Fort Mill, SC 96.150 Open Class Vanguard Cadets Santa Clara, CA EAST COAST JAZZ VANGUARD CADETS BLUE DEVILS THE ACADEMY 2008 2007 2006 2005 BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA PASADENA, CALIFORNIA MADISON, WISCONSIN FOXBORO, MASSACHUSETTS 98.125 World Class 98.000 Division I 97.200 Division I 99.150 Division I Phantom Regiment Blue Devils The Cavaliers The Cadets Rockford, IL Concord, CA Rosemont, IL Allentown, PA 96.825 Open Class 96.150 Division II 95.625 Division II 97.475 Division II Vanguard Cadets Spartans The Academy East Coast Jazz Santa Clara, CA Nashua, NH Tempe, AZ Malden, MA 90.550 Division III 84.975 Division III 88.800 Division III Memphis Sound Impulse Raiders Memphis, TN Buena Park, CA Wayne, NJ SANTA CLARA VANGUARD BLUE DEVILS THE CAVALIERS THE CADETS 2000 1999 1998 1997 COLLEGE PARK, MARYLAND MADISON, WISCONSIN ORLANDO, FLORIDA ORLANDO, FLORIDA 97.650 Division I 98.400 Division I 98.400 Division I 98.400 Division I The Cadets Blue Devils The Cadets Blue Devils Bergenfield, NJ Concord, CA Bergenfield, NJ Concord, CA The Cavaliers Santa Clara Rosemont, IL Vanguard 97.100 Division II 94.200 Division II Santa Clara, CA East Coast Jazz Spartans 94.350 Division II Malden, MA Nashua, NH Vanguard Cadets 96.300 Division II Spartans Santa Clara, CA Patriots Nashua, NH 94.800 Division III Rochester, NY Mandarins 89.700 Division III 93.800 Division III Sacramento, CA Seattle Cascades 93.700 Division III Mandarins Shoreline, WA Mandarins Sacramento, CA Sacramento, CA 135

World Championships THE CAVALIERS PHANTOM REGIMENT BLUE DEVILS CADETS OF BERGEN COUNTY 1996 1995 1994 1993 ORLANDO, FLORIDA BUFFALO, NEWYORK FOXBORO, JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI MASSACHUSETTS 97.400 Division I 98.300 Division I 97.400 Division I Blue Devils The Cavaliers 98.400 Division I Cadets of Bergen Concord, CA Rosemont, IL Blue Devils County Phantom Regiment Concord, CA Hackensack, NJ Rockford, IL 95.400 Division II Pioneer 96.000 Division II 94.300 Division II Milwaukee, WI Pioneer Carolina Crown 95.500 Division II Milwaukee, WI Charlotte, NC Les Etoiles Dorion, QC 95.500 Division III 91.900 Division III 85.400 Division III Academie Musicale Americanos Blue Stars 94.000 Division III Sherbrooke, QC Appleton, WI La Crosse, WI Mandarins Sacramento, CA MADISON SCOUTS GARFIELD CADETS BLUE DEVILS FINALE 1988 1987 1986 1985 KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI MADISON, WISCONSIN MADISON, WISCONSIN MADISON, WISCONSIN 97.100 Open Class 97.900 Open Class 98.400 Open Class 98.400 Open Class Madison Scouts Garfield Cadets Blue Devils Garfield Cadets Madison, WI Garfield, NJ Concord, CA Garfield, NJ 91.900 A-Class 90.100 A-Class 94.600 A-Class 90.400 A-Class Ventures L’Insolite Ventures Canadian Knights Kitchener, ON St. Jerome, QC Kitchener, ON Peterborough, ON 78.300 A-60 St. Francis 80.200 A-60 85.300 A-60 83.700 A-60 Xavier Sancians Mandarins Mandarins St. Francis Xavier S. Weymouth, MA Sacramento, CA Sacramento, CA Sancians S. Weymouth, MA 136 2014 DCI Souvenir Yearbook

THE CAVALIERS STAR OF INDIANA VENTURES SANTA CLARA VANGUARD 1992 1991 1990 1989 MADISON, WISCONSIN DALLAS, TEXAS BUFFALO, NEWYORK KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI 97.500 Division I 97.000 Open Class 97.700 Open Class 98.800 Open Class The Cavaliers Star of Indiana Cadets of Bergen Santa Clara Rosemont, IL Bloomington, IN County Vanguard Hackensack, NJ Santa Clara, CA 92.900 Division II 92.700 A-Class Southwind Southwind 91.800 A-Class 93.300 A-Class Montgomery, AL Montgomery, AL Ventures Ventures Kitchener, ON Kitchener, ON 90.000 Division III 86.000 A-60 Mandarins Pioneer 88.400 A-60 88.300 A-60 Sacramento, CA Milwaukee, WI Academie Musicale Blue Stars Sherbrooke, QC La Crosse, WI LES CHATELAINES GARFIELD CADETS GARFIELD CADETS DUTCH BOY 1984 1983 1982 1981 ATLANTA, GEORGIA MIAMI, FLORIDA MONTREAL, QUEBEC MONTREAL, QUEBEC 98.000 Open Class 94.400 Open Class 95.250 Open Class 94.000 Open Class Garfield Cadets Garfield Cadets Blue Devils Santa Clara Garfield, NJ Garfield, NJ Concord, CA Vanguard Santa Clara, CA 94.000 A-Class 55.700 A-Class 68.050 A-Class Florida Wave Les Chatelaines Dutch Boy 65.850 A-Class Miami, FL Laval, QC Kitchener, ON Southernaires Kenner, LA 61.950 All Girl Les Chatelaines 68.150 All Girl Laval, QC Les Chatelaines Laval, QC 137

World Championships ST. IGNATIUS BLUE DEVILS FINALE SANTA CLARA VANGUARD 1980 1979 1978 1977 DENVER, COLORADO BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA DENVER, COLORADO 90.600 Open Class 93.550 Open Class 91.550 Open Class 92.050 Open Class Blue Devils Blue Devils Santa Clara Blue Devils Concord, CA Concord, CA Vanguard Concord, CA Santa Clara, CA 64.350 A-Class 65.000 A-Class 74.200 A-Class Ventures Black Watch 69.350 A-Class Bengal Lancers Kitchener, ON Willingboro, NJ Black Watch Trumbull, CT Auburn, WA 64.350 All Girl 67.350 All Girl 69.450 All Girl Ventures Arbella 71.350 All Girl St. Ignatius Kitchener, ON Salem, MA Les Chatelaines Hicksville, NY Laval, QC MADISON SCOUTS SANTA CLARA VANGUARD BLUE DEVILS SANTA CLARA VANGUARD 1976 1975 1974 1973 PHILADELPHIA, PHILADELPHIA, ITHACA, NEWYORK WHITEWATER, WISCONSIN PENNSYLVANIA PENNSYLVANIA 89.300 Open Class 88.650 Open Class 92.700 Open Class 92.500 Open Class Santa Clara Santa Clara Blue Devils Madison Scouts Vanguard Vanguard Concord, CA Madison, WI Santa Clara, CA Santa Clara, CA 76.200 A-Class 71.350 A-Class Wausau Story Greece Cadets Wausau, WI Rochester, NY KINGSMEN 71.300 All Girl 69.650 All Girl St. Ignatius St. Ignatius Hicksville, NY Hicksville, NY 1972 WHITEWATER, WISCONSIN 88.100 Open Class Kingsmen Anaheim, CA 138 2014 DCI Souvenir Yearbook

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Awards Open Class Caption awards are determined by the average scores in CAPTION AWARDS each category over the three days of World Championship competition. Best Brass Performance Vanguard Cadets World Class Best General Effect John Brazale BEST VISUAL PERFORMANCE AWARD Vanguard Cadets In 2012, the BestVisual Performance Award was renamed in honor Best Visual Performance of John Brazale, who passed away in 1993. Over his long career, Vanguard Cadets Brazale made an indelible contribution to the drum corps activity as a performer, instructor, designer, and manager, most notably Best Percussion Performance after assuming drill design responsibilities for Phantom Regiment in the early Blue Devils B 1980s. 2013 WINNER: CAROLINA CROWN Best Color Guard Performance Fred Sanford BEST PERCUSSION PERFORMANCE AWARD Vanguard Cadets Fred Sanford is one of the most influential figures in the history of DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR marching percussion, thanks to a career that saw him excel as a Chris Magonigal Genesis member, instructor, designer, and arranger. During 12 stellar sea- sons with the Santa ClaraVanguard, Sanford’s drum lines captured MOST IMPROVED CORPS five high percussion titles. After a battle with cancer, Sanford passed away in Genesis Rio Grand Valley, TX 2000. 2013 WINNER: THE CADETS Leadership Donald Angelica BEST OVERALL GENERAL EFFECT AWARD JIM JONES A longtime chief judge administrator for DCl, Donald Angelica was LEADERSHIP AWARD a nurturer of artistic growth within the drum corps community. Named for the former director of theTroopers Angelica’s influence on scoring system revisions—and his support and founding member of Drum Corps of bold musical and visual design—helped to mold the drum corps International who passed away in 1994, this activity into the paragon of marching music that it is today. Angelica passed award is given toWorld and Open Class drum away in 1987. 2013 WINNER: CAROLINA CROWN majors who exhibit unparalleled leadership qualities. Selections are made by a commit- George Zingali BEST COLOR GUARD AWARD tee of DCI Hall of Fame members. George Zingali was a drum corps innovator who redefined visual Dean Patterson and color guard designs through the 1970s and ’80s. He was well Phantom Regiment (World Class) known for his work with the 27th Lancers, Blue Knights, and Star of Indiana; with the Cadets, Zingali was part of a team that captured Jenna Wojdula fourWorld Championship titles over an incredible five-season run. He passed Legends (Open Class) away in 1992. 2013 WINNER: BLUE DEVILS DR. BERNARD BAGGS Jim Ott BEST BRASS PERFORMANCE AWARD LEADERSHIP AWARD The Bernard Baggs Leadership Award Known for instructing some of the most memorable horn lines of (named for the longtime judge and board of the 1970s, Jim Ott was an arranger and instructor for the Stockton directors advisor) is given to the outstand- Commodores, Blue Devils, and Spirit of Atlanta. Ott was tragically ing World Class director of the season, as killed in a car accident in 1980, but his mighty influence continues determined and voted on by all World Class to echo through drum corps stadiums decades after his premature passing. directors. 2013 WINNER: CAROLINA CROWN Fred Morison Crossmen 140 2014 DCI Souvenir Yearbook GEORGE BONFIGLIO CHAIRMAN’S AWARD Named for the founder and longtime director of the 27th Lancers, the George Bonfiglio Chairman’s Award is given annually at the DCIWorld Championships to a person who has demonstrated extraordinary leadership, service, and effort on behalf of Drum Corps International. Mark Stasa Advisor, DCI Board of Directors 2013 WINNERS NOTED



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Hall of Fame Drum Corps International will be proud to welcome five new members into the DCI Hall of Fame during the 2014 World Championships in Indianapolis. Mark Arnold EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, BLUE KNIGHTS As Blue Knights director since 1985, MarkArnold is among the longest serving active drum corps leaders. After starting as an instructor with Troopers, Arnold became the group’s tour director and came under the tutelage of legendary director Jim Jones. By 1991, Arnold had transformed the Blue Knights into perennial DCI Finalists, and under his tenure, the Denver-based group evolved into the multifaceted Ascend Performing Arts organization, which includes the drum corps, an indoor percussion program, and the official drum and brass ensembles of the NFL’s Denver Broncos. In 2012, Arnold was the first recipient of the annual George Bonfiglio Chairman’s Award. Bill Cook FOUNDER, STAR OF INDIANA Innovative, generous, and even a bit controversial—Star of Indiana founder Bill Cook (1931-2011) left his mark on the drum corps community through both his passion to win and his willingness to help Star’s competitors. Fueled by the energy that had driven his medical equipment company’s rise to the top, Cook founded Star of Indiana in 1985 and invested both his money and his time to make the organiza- tionWorld Champions. After reaching the summit 1991, the group disbanded in 1993 to create theTony Award winning show Blast!. But by then, Cook’s revolutionary business-focused approach had set the stage for the way today’s successful DCI organizations operate. John Simpson BRASS INSTRUCTOR, BRIDGEMEN, SKY RYDERS, STAR OF INDIANA You could always tell when a brass section was under John Simpson’s direction. Be it Bridgemen, Sky Ryders, Star of Indiana, or others, it delivered the tone quality and intonation that he considered essen- tial. Starting in the 1960s with the U.S. Air Force Drum & Bugle Corps and, later, the New York Skyliners, Simpson helped develop new techniques to overcome the limitations of the era’s rudimentary (by today’s standards) bugles, creating arrangements that brought new harmonic sophistication to the drum corps field. In addition to developing new instruments, Simpson pushed to make musicianship a more important part of the scoring system, setting the groundwork for DCI’s musical excellence. Timothy Salzman BRASS ARRANGER, GUARDSMEN, SANTA CLARA VANGUARD, CAVALIERS WhenTimothy Salzman’s drum corps career began with Guardsmen in 1978, musicality wasn’t the pri- ority it is today. Using his background as an educator, he helped elevate on-field brass performance to the quality of the concert hall. In 1981, he joined Santa ClaraVanguard and helped lead the group to the World Championship. Later that decade, he began a long affiliation with the Cavaliers, turning the group into a model for brass performance—and World Champions in 1992 and ’95. After leaving the drum corps arena in the late ’90s, Salzman became a professor of music at the University of Washington and continues to travel the world as a conductor, arranger, and author. Kevin Smith FOUNDER, CAROLINA CROWN Twenty years is a long run for a corps director, let alone one with the word“interim” attached to his title. Kevin Smith, who helped form the Carolina Crown organization in 1988, was only supposed to lead the group until a permanent director was found.That didn’t happen until 2010, when current director Jim Coates took over day-to-day operations. Over that time, Smith, a volunteer with a full-time job, guided the group through a move from North to South Carolina, a DCI Div. II Championship title, entry into theWorld Class, and emergence as a perennialWorld Championship contender. Now the president of the Crown board, Smith stays actively involved with the organization and still travels with the corps throughout the summer. 143

Hall of Fame The Class of 2013 From left: Steve Rondinaro DCI Broadcast Personality, Ray Mar Mandarins Executive Director, the late Phantom Regiment Director Bob Lendman (represented by wife Allison) and Marie Grana-Czapinski DCI Visual Adjudicator. 2012 George Bevilacqua Boston 2004 Barry Bell Musical director, 1997 James Elvord Brass arranger 1990 Rodney Goodhart Deceased Crusaders Director, 1971-’80. Marty designer, Toronto Optimists. n Scott and instructor. DCI judge. n George September, 2013. Percussion caption Hurley Deceased Sept. 12, 2011. Chandler Instructor, Bridgemen, Spirit Hopkins Director of the Cadets, head of the DCI task force on judging. Phantom Regiment Percussion Instructor of Atlanta and the Cadets. Program 1984-present. n Michael Moxley n Bobby Hoffmann Deceased Jan. 9, & Arranger, 1975-’93. Michael Klesch coordinator/choreographer, Blue Devils. n Instructor, designer and director of the 1991. Visual designer and creator of the Brass Composer & Arranger, 1985-pres- Tom Float Instructor for the Freelancers, Blue Devils, 1984-1990. Bridgemen and Velvet Knights images. ent. Mel Stratton Blue Devils Visual Etobicoke-Oakland Crusaders, Spirit of n Aram Kazazian Deceased Dec. 12, Instructor,1970-’80. Scott Johnson Blue Atlanta and Blue Devils. n Stephanie 1996 Michael Cesario Visual 1992. Timing and penalty judge for DCI Devils Percussion Instructor & Arranger, Lynde Principal dance choreographer, in the 1970s and 1980s. n Pepe Notaro 1994-present. Blue Devils, 1980s. n Donnie VanDoren designer and consultant. DCI broad- Deceased Sept. 17, 1989. A catalyst for Brass caption head for the Garfield cast commentator. n Jim Prime, Jr. DCI Division III corps in the 1980s. n 2011 Todd Ryan Visual caption Cadets, Star of Indiana. Brass arranger and instructor. n Dave Mary Pesceone DCI administrator. Richards DCI judge. head and marching instructor, Daniel 2003 Glenn Opie Deceased Aug. 1989 Pete Emmons Drill writer and Richardson Phantom Regiment pro- 1995 Joseph Marrella Percussion gram coordinator, Ken Norman Brass 2013. Charter member of DCI Board instructor, Santa Clara Vanguard, 1968- arranger and innovator, Michael Gaines of Directors, director, Argonne Rebels, arranger and consultant. n Sandra Opie 1980. n Ken Kobold Deceased Dec. Cavaliers visual designer. 1949-1973. n Len Piekarski Visual Brass instructor for the Argonne Rebels, 3, 1992. First DCI recording engineer. instructor and designer, the Cavaliers, 1959-1973. DCI judge, 1973-1989. n Jim Created Championship records during 2010 Raymond J. Baumgardt 1957-1968. Ott Deceased July 8, 1980. Brass arrang- the 1970s and ‘80s. n Rick Maass er for the Commodores, Blue Devils and Deceased Dec. 27, 1988. Visual judge Deceased 1997. Madison Scouts 2002 Clarence Beebe Deceased Spirit of Atlanta. and instructor. First DCI chief judge in musical director 1969-1979. n Brandt 1972. n Jim Unrath Editor of the origi- Crocker World Championships public Jan. 15, 1968. Founder and executive 1994 John Brazale Deceased nal “Blue Book” of drum corps rules. address announcer. n Robert W. Smith director of the Madison Scouts, 1938- Suncoast Sound composer and arranger. 1967. n Sal Ferrera Deceased 2010. March 1, 1994. Visual designer and 1988 Bernard Baggs Deceased Member, instructor, arranger and pro- instructor for Phantom Regiment, 2009 Jay Bocook Longtime Cadets gram director of the Cavaliers, 1953-1977. 1975-1992. n William Howard Charter Dec. 5, 1998. DCI judge and board advi- n David Gibbs Member, instructor, member of the DCI Board of Directors. sor. n Bob Briske DCI contest director, music arranger. n Shirley Dorritie Color designer and executive director of the Director of the Madison Scouts, 1968- 1972-1994. n Earl Joyce Father of mod- guard educator, designer and consultant, Blue Devils, 1974-present. n Moe Latour 1976. n Jim Wren Music arranger for ern judging. Influenced the development Blue Devils and Santa Clara Vanguard. Member, instructor, tour manager and Phantom Regiment, 1968-1996. of a standard and uniform system of n Richard “Ike” Iannessa Deceased director for many corps, 1949-present. judging. 2004. Visual designer, innovator and n Sie Lurye Deceased Dec. 16, 1978. 1993 Gene Monterastelli judge. n Emil Pavlik Deceased 2011. Founder and director of the Royal Airs, 1987 Robert Currie Deceased Music director and arranger, Kilties, 1958-1968. Instructor and management with the 1950s and ‘60s. n Frank Williams Brass Troopers, 1966-1975. DCI judge. n Jerry Dec. 4, 2000. Percussion judge, instructor, arranger and consultant. 2001 Thom Hannum Percussion Seawright Deceased May 16, 2004. 1958-1976. Founder and director of the Blue Devils, 2008 Dan Acheson Executive arranger, clinician and consultant. n 1970-1984. n Scott Stewart Director of 1986 Don Pesceone Second exec- Marc Sylvester Cadets visual designer the Madison Scouts, 1977-2002. Director and CEO, Drum Corps and instructor. n James Wedge Brass utive director of DCI, 1973-1994. n Gail International, 1995-present. n James arranger and instructor, 27th Lancers, 1992 Steve Brubaker Deceased Royer Deceased June 17, 1993. Charter Campbell Percussion arranger, instructor 1968-1982. member of DCI Board of Directors. and innovator. n Rick Odello Director, Jan. 28, 1993. Visual instructor and Founder and director of Santa Clara Blue Devils B and Blue Devils C. 2000 James Costello Deceased designer for the Cavaliers, 1978-1992. n Vanguard, 1967-1992. n Greg Orwoll Executive Director, George Oliviero DCI judge and judge Colts, 1989-2012. 2001. Founder of the Hawthorne educator. n Don Whiteley Deceased 1985 Donald Angelica Deceased Caballeros. n Adolph DeGrauwe April 2, 1999. First DCI public relations 2007 Howard Dahnert Deceased Director of the Cavaliers, 1979-1990. n director. Feb. 25, 1987. First DCI judge adminis- Ralph Hardimon Percussion compos- trator. n George Bonfiglio Deceased 2011. Longtime Racine Scouts supporter. er and arranger. n Larry McCormick 1991 Roman Blenski Drum Corps March 12, 2010. Charter member of DCI n Jay Kennedy Judge educator and Percussion instructor, arranger and Board of Directors. Founder and direc- musician. n Larry Kerchner Arranger innovator. Midwest and Division II & III executive tor of the 27th Lancers. n Jim Jones and instructor. n Steve Vickers Drum director. n Joe Colla Judging and DCI Deceased June 8, 1994. Charter member corps publisher. 1999 Gary Czapinski Deceased contest crew. n Truman Crawford of DCI Board of Directors. Founder and Deceased March 3, 2003. Brass arrang- director of the Troopers for 30 years. n 2006 Tom Aungst Percussion December, 2013. Show consultant and er and instructor. n Dennis DeLucia David Kampschroer Charter member designer. n Paul Litteau Visual designer, Percussion arranger and instructor. n of DCI Board of Directors. First execu- arranger and caption head for the instructor and judge. n Clarke Williams Wayne Downey Brass arranger and tive director of Western region for DCI. Cadets. n Alfred “Corky” Fabrizio DCI judge, 1972-present. instructor for the Blue Devils since the President of the Blue Stars, 1968-1980. Instructor, arranger, adjudicator and show 1970s. n Jack Meehan Brass instructor n Hugh Mahon Charter member of DCI coordinator. n Freddy Martin Founder 1998 Charles Poole, Jr. Percussion for the Troopers, Blue Devils and Santa Board of Directors. First executive direc- and director, Spirit of Atlanta, 1976-1993. Clara Vanguard. n Ralph Pace Visual tor of Eastern region for DCI. Member, n Don Porter Deceased 1998. Director, arranger and instructor for the 27th designer and instructor for Blue Rock, instructor and director of the Garfield Anaheim Kingsmen. Lancers. DCI Task Force, 1980-1986. n 27th Lancers and the Cavaliers. n Fred Cadets, 1955-1972. n Don Warren Gerry Shellmer Percussion arranger Sanford Deceased Jan. 30, 2000. Charter member of DCI Board of 2005 Dick Brown Deceased May, and instructor, 1950-1976. n Ernie Percussion arranger and instructor for Directors. Cavaliers founder and director. Zimny Deceased April 22, 2004. the Santa Clara Vanguard, 1968-1980. 2014, Longtime arranger, instructor and Performer, instructor, judge, contest n George Zingali Deceased March 6, judge. n Jeff Fiedler Director of the crew, and DCI office staff. 1992. Visual designer and instructor, Cavaliers, Santa Clara Vanguard CEO. 27th Lancers, Garfield Cadets and Star n Peggy Twiggs Groundbreaking color of Indiana. guard instructor. 144 2014 DCI Souvenir Yearbook



PMS 280C PMS 875 40% PMS 875 WHITE metalic metalic Friends of DCIPRIMARY REVERSED Michael Ibale The Friends of DCI program began in 1981 with 30 passionate drum corps fans.TYPE COLOR REVERSE Sabian Today, it tops 300 loyal members who continue to support the activity they love. Glenn & Ann Kalisiak Members of the Friends program help fill stadiums throughout the summer tour, John Kurtz, M.D. Ron Leake creating an inner circle of the most committed DCI fans and supporting the pursuitTYPE 1-COLOR REVERSE Arnold & Suzanne Lehto of excellence at the highest level. Their generosity and dedication have played an John List important part in the lives of drum corps members. Become a part of this flourishing Doreen Long Carl & Debbie Markert community through the Friends of DCI program with your own gift and membership. Fred McClanahan Visit DCI.org/friends or call 317.275.1212 for more information. Don, Karen & Kate Mellon & Phillip Green .16.2010 CONFIDENTIAL VER.01 “ALL PURCHASES ARE MADE EMOTIONALLY AND JUSTIFIED LOGICALLY.” Jim Kennedy & Ed Lujan Karla K. Miller Christopher Maher Michael Morse Mark Manguno Linda Milow & Richard Swails Ken & Liz Mrazik Robert J. Mullan, M.D. Dr. Larry Powell Dennis Mumford, Charles Wise, Steve Proctor *Ken & Patty Richardson Gary Wolfgang Robert & Kathy Rieter In memory of John Neilson Sr. Marv & Carol Ryser Tom & Anne Newman Dan Santelli John Palazzo Kathy & Eric Santo Steve & Mary Peth Jean Schroeder & Dan Putnam Jim Reinbold Scholten Family John Rigano Brian Setzer Sammie Kraushaar Jana Simpson William & Sandra Spivey and Bruce Wieser Annette Tanner Arminder & Amieland Singh Larry Virgallito & Brian Smith John A. Stadtmueller Mike Burgess John Van Loan Kevin White Kenneth Wilder Dr. Roger & Rev. Judy Anne Mark, Mary & John Wood Wozniak Family White & Albert Thompson SILVER DIAMOND Kevin & Donna Coleman Tom & Emily Wilson Michael Adkins & Robin Ickes Mary Anne Conboy Marco Fernandez & Jay Yokley James Ainey David, Kelly & Will Borl & In Memory of Steve & Judy Young John P. Alpaugh Mike Creedon The Young’s Diane & Art Alt Edward DiCarlo, M.D. William M. Connelly Philip Zulas Bert & Julie Barnes Studio C Candles Andy Cucchiara / Robert Butt Arnold & Gail Barron Ken & Diann Honsberger, Rick Dissinger & GOLD Jim & Linda Barrow Dallas & Jamie Bayless Pam & Jonathan Grickis Guy Hutchison Ken Adams Paul & Patricia Benenato in Memory of Ron Grickis Doug Divelbiss Jon Anderson & Lynn Craig Gary Bowman, Jr. Humana Vitality Joseph Doyle Janyce & Ron Banknieder Ginny Chiampa Michael & Ashleigh LaJoice Gwen & Richard Elmquist Craig Berdan & Mark Storck Steve Degenhardt & Shawn McBride Tom & Ann French Carole & Ed Bernier Jim Murphy, Mike O’Connor, Jeff Grady Kenneth Kyle Bosch Steve Erickson Terry Redford & Vic Scimeca Craig Gross Matthew P. Brewer, MD Charles & Peggy Deutsch Dr. Donald & Jean Patterson Kevin Hassan Bruce & Ilze Bye Marie Elise Diamond Duane Webber Stephenie Hebert & John Calabrese Jr. *Paul S. DiPaola George Clemenceau Joe & Peggy Di Scipio PLATINUM Jesse Amador SCV Group Steve & Cheryl Corcoran Michael & Linda Downs Billie, John & Randi Heinold Judith Duff Michael P. Doyle Frank Anthony Mark & Suzanne Herzing Edward Ecker Drill Masters Marching Shoes Jeff Arnold John & Colleen Hope Edward Eishen David & Peggy Faust Thomas Lewis Brown Michael & Leigh Huston James W. Gault Joel & Jari Gittle Ruthe & Connor Bryan Stephen Isaacs Barbara Goffman Gay & Steve Gordon Terry & Jackie Buck *Wayne & Karin Karge Larry Goodman Carla Gossell David & Marty Carlysle Charles Kartsonis The Klingbeil Family Brian & Angie Griffin Bryant Carter & Ralph Marple Thomas Kopitnik, M.D. Bill & Linda Helm, Helm Family Tim Griffin Gretchen Chamberlain George Kraft, Kent Eversmeyer, Dave Hill Robert & Carolyn Haiduk Julie B. Chase Steve & Laura Hodges Scott Henderson Roger Cole Scott Thompson Bernard W. Holmes Susan M. Hess Timothy Kviz Ed & Pat Huesing Dan LaMacchia Joan & Gary Lima 146 2014 DCI Souvenir Yearbook

Helen Hiller David & Ann Walter Steve Dombrauskas Tom & Janet Burkhart Peter & Christine Hoeffner Erick Wiggins Gary Drain Bob C. Norris “Chip” Hollon Debbie Wildoner Dave & Carol Eddleman William & Dorothy Davis Joe Hooper Eric Williams Larry Fryer Craig Edling John Hruska Michael Wisper Richard Garcia Virgina & Greg Elder Frank “54 Kiltie” Johnson Sunny Wong Richard H. Gibbs John & Rhonda Garman Kevin R. Johnson Sharon Woodhead Gary Gold Al Hall Steve Kinoshita Peter Zalewski Stanley Goldberg John & Lisa Heckman Laura Krause Angela Jones-Sherrard Glen & Karen Hill The Lange Family BRONZE Beth & Mark Kachmar Gary Holman Dave Lefebvre Mel & Barbara Ronald K. Johnson Duane Lempke Dan Acheson Beverly Dean, Judy Jepson Umberto Lenzi Jr. George & Theresa Adams Kennedy Funtila Gregory D. Keith, William Malone Alice Adams Dr. Robert R. Kuske Joe Martinez & Allen Kelley Douglas & Ann Barduhn Mary Lynne Laflamme Attorney at Law Richard L. Marvin William & Kathleen Barlics Anne Larson Don & Gregg Kramer Howie Mogil Ray Beights David Lawson Jack & Nancy Leavell Fred Morrison Bert Biles & Vicki Clegg Fred Lenway John Lohr Chris Munn Jeff Bishop William Loeb Andy Minardi Dayton Nakahara Michael & Sharon Brushett Lester Lute Michael & Rose Murray Chris & Elliot O’Connor Jim Crookston Ronald Mandernach Joseph Nohl Layton Olsen Wendy Curry Marc Martinez Scott Pickering James Patenge Chris Davis Mark Mazzucco Carol Samuelson Jean-Marc Patoine Rick Davis Mary McClure Michelle & Scott Senter Jon & Stephanie Pelletier Lee DeLoach Dawn O’Connor Shay Senter Al & Susan Perugini Bridget Desroches Ken Potts Arthur Sievers John & Carol Pipitone Andrea Price Michel St-Pierre Bob Poggensee Ronald Provencher * Paul & Patricia Therault Steve & Cindy Pugsley Michael Richardson Carol & Terry Tinkel Dennis Rathman Helen Sandifer Dotti Turek Sam Rinehart & Doug Annala Mary Scarpino Carole Rush & Guy & Kathy Schiavone Richard & Suzanne Van Schaik Paul J. Schneider Jordi Vilanova Richard Andler David & Kathleen Schuster Kristin Aasmundstad Walsh Mark Sakowski Charles Smith Sangree Family Foundation Ray Southland & Jonathan Walsh Joe & Vicki Schumacher Mark Stasa D John Whiting Michael Schwarm Richard & Nancy Stoner Sid & Linda Witts Steven & David Seagle Myrna Talbott Rhee Wright Philip Slayten Jamey Thompson Jeffrey Zaring Morgan & Patricia Smith Darren Willey * CHARTER MEMBER James & Patricia Snyder Ronald Sorensen FRIEND 147 Wally Thayer John Trambley John & Leigh Apple Duane Trautman David & Barbara Ayars Joe Truscio Edward & Gayle Barton Richard Ulery & Matt Ulery Curtis & Kendra Bittner Thomas L. Walker Richard Brooks FRIENDS OF DCI SCHOLARSHIPS Since 2007, the Friends of DCI Scholarship Program has awarded educational funding to corps members to assist in their return to the classroom after participating in the annual Drum Corps International Tour. 2013 SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Brady Gaskin Phantom Regiment Ethan Munger Santa Clara Vanguard

Volunteers Volunteers of the Year Since 1988, Drum Corps International and the Friends 2012 Sarah Bowling Blue Devils B, Mary of DCI have recognized faithful volunteers of the drum corps community for their dedication. Please join us when DeSchepper Colts, Tom & Peggy Kosin DCI we honor DCI’s 2014 Volunteers of the Year at the World Championships in August. 2011 Rick Vale The Cadets, Surf-Six (Jersey 2013 From left: Frank Milina Blue Devils B, Erik Haelman Pioneer, and Bruce Chaffee Surf): Bill and Terri Ives, Tom and Naomi Piatek, Ted Racine Scouts and Beverly Vallies, Daisy Johnson 7th Regiment 2014 2010 Steve Stueck Blue Stars, Dr. Randall W. Terry Maurer BLUE DEVILS & SANTA CLARA VANGUARD Though he wears Chaffee & Thomas Chase Racine Scouts, Becky Nelson Phantom Regiment many hats,Terry Maurer’s primary role is as fleet manager, working tirelessly to transport young people from two organizations safely while overseeing 30 vehi- 2009 Helen Turner The Cavaliers, Tom & Linda cles all year round. “Terry not only keeps them running properly, he drives them too,” say Blue Devils’ David Gibbs and SCV’s Jeff Fiedler. “He can be counted on to Weiss The Cadets, Denise Troyer Crossmen jump behind the wheel for any of our groups at any time.” 2008 Thelma Fung Blue Knights, Greg Lowe Gabriel Francoeur LES STENTORS Head manager since 1997 on a purely Carolina Crown, Marie Limpel Pioneer pro bono basis, Gabriel Francoeur helps Les Stentors with a myriad of administra- tive tasks.Yet he also finds time to make a personal connection with members and 2007 Romelia Evans Santa Clara Vanguard, Ray staff. “Les Stentors has been the only DCI competing corps in Quebec since 2004,” says corps director Josianne Alarie. “Without Gabriel, we’re not sure the corps’ & Mary McCrary Carolina Crown, Marty & Lois survival and achievement would have been possible.” Fricke Jersey Surf MikeWolfe COLTS Although he seemed to have a hand in practically every- 2006 Friedel Cramer Pioneer, Tim Farrell thing over his decade as a Colts volunteer, MikeWolfe is best remembered for the Phantom Regiment, Steve Tant Carolina Crown, Bill way he touched people’s lives. “He was a person the other parents trusted, the kids & Pat Croissant The Cadets were eager to please, and everyone loved,” says directorVicki MacFarlane. “He had a subtle way of encouraging the members and sharing his pride in their accom- 2005 Joan Borden The Cadets, Dorothy Chaffee plishments both on the field and off.” After illness forced him to give up touring, Wolfe continued to help out until losing his battle with cancer last November. Racine Scouts, Jon & Cherrie Terry Crossmen Geoff Thompson JERSEY SURF Since first“stopping by” one day in 2004 Dorothy Jeanne Johnson Blue Stars, 2000 to support his daughter’s participation in Jersey Surf, GeoffThompson has Pauline Sosnowich Targets become a permanent and essential part of the corps as its driver and transport guru. “The vacation days and weekends he’s donated to serve the corps add up to more 2003 Diana Kupinski Pioneer, Raymond than a year of his life,” says Jersey Surf director Bob Jacobs.“We could never begin to repay him for all that he’s done for us.” Luniewski Lake Erie Regiment, Curt & Judy Schmidt Pioneer 2002 Teri Brinson Carolina Crown, Donald Heitzman The Cavaliers, Daniel Greer Boston Crusaders, Donald Kaihatsu Pioneer 2001 Roland Dupuy Les Stentors, Ron Gaus Dutch Boy, Carol Srdar & Doug Madar Carolina Crown 2000 Mary Cloyd Blue Devils, Carol Niklaus Lake Erie Regiment, Judy Luongo Citations, Richard Peabody Spartans 1999 Gilles Bolduc Les Etoiles, John Dvorak Madison Drum Corps Association, Joe & Phyllis Ratterman Blue Knights, Barry Woods Dutch Boy 1998 Jean Earl St. John’s, Kevin Smith Carolina Crown, Connie & Tony Bestreski Raiders 1997 Bob Fields Illusion, Bob “Archie” Irwin Crossmen, Becky Patterson Delta Brigade, The Staff of Jersey Surf Drum & Bugle Corps 1996 Traute Gilbert Troopers, Yanny Newman Spartans, Donald Vallimont Lake Erie Regiment 1995 Maye Dill Black Gold, Shirley Leslie Northwind, Harold McJury Genesee Quest, Ida Pituch Glassmen 1994 Dean Bassett Nite Express, Joe DiMaggio Delta Brigade, Dorothy Johnson Quad City Knights, Sandy Poglitsh Bluecoats 1993 Kathy Hartig The Cavaliers, Jeannie Houck Blue Devils, Betty Reirden Crossmen, Sonja Williams Blue Devils 1992 Verna Bagby Marauders, Gene Emmer Freelancers, Conrad & Dorothy Maryanski The Cavaliers, Maureen Fallon Repperet Crossmen 1991 Art Drukenbrod Bluecoats, Florence Fay Phantom Regiment, Ed Fraser Marauders, Barb Loeffelholz Madison Scouts, Pat Omilianowski Madison Scouts, Betty Short Various N.Y. corps 1990 Paul DeLiberto Cadets of Bergen County, Denise Golden Crossmen, Neil & Iva Johnson Bluecoats, Anthony Smith Boston Crusaders 1989 Frank Davila Northern Aurora, “Aunt Nellie” DiDomenico Cadets of Bergen County, Gene Herring Quad City Knights, Mike Pituch Glassmen, J.C. Wells Velvet Knights 1988 Ted Gilbert Troopers, Wayne Huntley Quad City Knights, Neltia Kettleson Americanos, George Lucas Garfield Cadets, Marian Newcomer Blue Knights 148 2014 DCI Souvenir Yearbook