Drum Corps International 1998 Yearbook

Drum Corps International offers performance opportunities for nearly 100 drum and bugle corps throughout the United States and Canada. Featured • here are some of these fine organizations who have joined us on the SUMMER MUSIC GAMES Tour this year or in the recent past. In addition, Drum Corps International would like to recognize several drum and bugle corps organ- izations from throughout the world and invite these and others to participate in future DCI events. Ultimately, Drum Corps International is an organization of drum and bugle corps working for the Up & Coming advancement of the activity. We encour- age success at every level of the activity in reaching the goals and missions of each orgnaization world-wide. #15-365Q.J9th Street E Reperfoire !33~8.20-602 lriyamazu-cho Repertoire Calgary. ALB Africa Yokosuka City Not Available Canada T2E 6V2 Corning to Africa-Incantation Kanagawa Pref., 238 Phone 403.250.2263 by John Barns Chance JAPAN email ... To Die For by Hans Zimmer Founded in I 963 Phone (0468) 27-3734 al [email protected] Tribal Drums Director Mary M. Wilson Director Mr. Nori hiko Aoki Founded in I 986 by Scot! Johnson Drum Major Not Available Drum Major Not Available Director Michael Cope Lea Halalea-Africa Drum Major Bill Douglas by Lebo M . & Hans Zimmer/ Roberr W. Smith 4065 N\"elson, Avenue Repertoire This year. the Buccaneers Concord. CA 94520 Cotton Candy have chosen not to A Typical Week in New York City Phone 925.689.29 I 8 Minstral Boy part icipate in the SUMMER A'Train/Drop Me off in Harlem www.bluedev ils.org Bullwinkle the Moose Founded in 1972 MUSIC GAMES Tour, Founded in 1997 by Ellington Founded in I 957 Splish Splash Director Scott Anderson but plan on returning to Director George Hicks Cotton Tail by Ellington competit ion in the future. Director Mundy Viar Corps Director Assistant Directors Salin Doll by Cou111 Basie Drum Major Erich Glass William Hoard, Jr. Charles Jordan & AI Gi lford Amazing Grace Drum Majors Harolena What A Wonderful World/ Grant & Sashan Garnett In My Solitude by Armstrong/ Ellington 99



St. Leger Street P.O. Box 948 ~epertoire Kitchener, ONT Broadway and the Madison, WI 5370 I BigBandJ= The Epic Film Music of Canada N2M 4L9 Silver Screen Phone 608.241.31 71 Five Guys Named Moe Miklos Rozsa Phone 519.744.3291 Not While I'm Around Founded in 1995 Hernando's Hideaway Arabesque - Quo Vadis Founded in 1977 On the Street Where You Live Director Keith Gee Big Noise from Winnetka Theme - King of Kings Director John Robbins Big Spender Drum Major Moonlight Serenade Director Tim Cardinal & Love Theme - Ben Hur Favorite Things Drum Major Sarah Haslanger Woodchopper's Ball Karl Robinson Sinbad Battles Kali - E. Christopher McLean Singing in the Rain by Woody Herman Drum Major Vickie Bohart Golden Voyage of Sin bad I Could Have Danced All Night P.O. Box 379 Repertoire 1828 Chipwood Lane Repertoire 550 W. 8th Street Repertoire Burlington, MA 01803 Selections from Titantic Grand Rapids, MI 49504 The Civil War to Come Dubuque, lA 5200 I Bon Voyage Phone 617.272.7111 Phone 616.79 1.2272 America the Brave Phone 319.582.4872 Day-0 Founded in I %5 Founded in 1974 Integrity's First Stand Founded in I %7 Limbo Rock Director Donna Monte Director William Faulds Courage at the Wall of Fire Director Staffany Kreimeyer Island in the Sun Form and Function Jamaican Farewell Drum Major Drum Major Mara Bemus Drum Major Not Available Rusty Edmondson All works by Steven Melillo Hot, Hot, Hot ( 344 . . Magnoha Drive Repertoire 835 North Street, Hwy 9 Rt~rloin Repertoire Hamilton, ONT Vampire Chronicles Ridgeway, lA 52165 DtJ11tt's Divi11t Co•tdy Music by Frt111k TiclttU Canada L9C 6N7 Escape From Paris Phone 319.737.2755 Inferno Fanfare Phone 905.318.7376 by Elliot Go/dent hoi Founded in I 932 Ascention Founded in I 990 Postcards Founded in 1982 Temptations by Darren Jahn Director Rosie Courtney Paradisio Director Clem Papineau Amazing Grace Director Chris Collins Madeline's Lament Drum Major Not Available by Robtrt Smith Drum Major Ray Novak Blue Shades by Elliot Go/dent hal Drum Major Darren Jahn Shadows by Tyson Anderson Louis' Revenge by Elliot Go/dent hal 101

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Repertoire San Diego, CA 92190 Selections by Stevie Wonder Brampton, ONT Selections from Ritchburg, MA 01420 YMCA Phone 6 l9.465.HORN Canada L62 3M6 the Sound Track of Phone 508.537.0799 That's Entertainment www.freeyellow.com\\ Phone 905.846.9691 E/Cid Founded in 1948 I Could Have Danced members2'sdeanhquakecorps www.idirect.com/-emerald All Night Director Carol Jacob Founded in 1993 Founded in 1981 Camelot Corps Manager Director Daniel H. Baehr Director David Lowther Patty Casey Assistant Director Marty Bassett Drum Major Drum Major Colleen Casey Drum Major Dan Murphy Sabrina Christie Q~l<i~ll Lan .~Xo~e Suite #300 Symphonic Voices Fiddler on the Roof Batavia, NY 1402 1-0137 Not Available Pittsburgh, PA 15222 The Music of Anatevka Phone 7 16.343.0906 Phone 412.782.5320 David Holsinger Founded in 1966 Tradition Founded in 1990 Founded in 1991 Director David Campbell Matchmaker Director Harold MeJury Director Ken Behrend Drum Major Mike Pfiel Sabbath Prayer Drum Major Not Available Drum Major Not Available Chava Ballet J' Repertoire l ~2 Water Street This year, the J 's have Repertoire Philadelphia, PA 19135 A Spiritual Celebration Fitchburg, MA 01420 chosen not to participate in Pictures of Spain '98 Phone 215.535.6 129 Musical selections from Phone 508.342.2204 the SUMMER MUSIC Interpretation of a Larry emailloum l2 [email protected] Founded in 1960 GAMES Tour, but plan on www.jerseysurf.org Kerchner original Sandy Patty and the Founded in 1989 vocal group Glad Director Mike Maloughney returning to competition Founded in 1990 Portraits of Spain, Scenes 1, in the future. Director Louis Mauro Director Bob Jacobs 2 & 3 Interpretations of Drum Major Drum Majors Chick Corea's Spanish Jacquelyn Kates Megan Jenkins & Fantasy & Arturo Sandoval's Amy Thompson A Mis Abuelos 103



HS c l930~andall Avenue Bronx, NY 10473 Friday At the Club - Voyage to a New Beginning Phone 7 18.893.8254 An Evening of Party Grand lllusion, Rockin' in Seahawk Founded in 1994 Founded in 195 1 Paradise, Angry Young Man Founded in 1993 by Erich Wolfgang Korngold Business Manager Excutive Director by Styx Director Ray Luniewski Selections from New World Mark Finkle Valerie Duprey Spinning Wheel Assistant Director Symphony Corps Administrator Drum Majors by Blood, Sweat and Tears Robert K. Reid by Amonin Dvorak Harold Maldonado, Jr. Melissa Medina & Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen Drum Majors Julie Niklaus Selections from Riverdance Drum Major Jenny lee Pratt Finale Salute to the Beatles & M_issy Brown by Bill Whelan Timothy Green Repertoire A Journey of a Manteca by Di::y Gilespi Anastasia Thousand Summers Festivai-De-Ritmo Prologue email bobbi [email protected] featuring the music Founded in 1960 by Dave Week/ Founded in 1959 Journey to the Past Founded in 1990 of John Tesh Director Michael King Guaguano Director Ronald White Once Upon a December Director Stan Mauldin Day One Drum Majors by Arturo Sandoval Drum Major ln the Dark of the Night Drum Major Not Available Barcelona Rose Ann Sims & Original Composition by the Amanda Rauch Finale In a Child's Eyes Christy Goldbach staff of the Marion Cadets. A Thousand Summers P.O. Bo~631 Repertoire P.O. Box 2183 Repertoire Champaign, lL 61824 Not Available Fargo, ND 58108-2183 Across Agassiz Can't Stop Loving You Phone 217.892.2431 Phone 70 1.293.5 16 1 Ayres of Agincourt Founded in 1959 Balla via Founded in 1994 Founded in 1989 by Richard Meyer Director Frank Harold St. Louis Blues Director Director Jason Siebels Parade of the Tall Ships Keith and Tonya Ayers by Jay Chattaway Drum Major Drum Major Suzie Haaland Ishmael by Francis McBeth Anthony Huckleberry Drum Major Not Available From Sea to Shore by Terry Dahlgren & Dan Noraker 105

••• After years of experimentation, Regal Tip intro- duced the Drum Corps 2000 series, taking marching mallets to a new level of endurance and design with their weather proof line bass drum and multi -tom mallets. The heads of the revolutionary bass drum mallets are made of an advanced composite material that will continue to work if the head gets wet, unlike traditional felt heads. This new material is strong, durable and rebounds as well, if not better, than felt. Also new are the wood or vinyl grip multi -tom mallets with a disk- shaped nylon head. Regal Tip utilizes its patented fastening system to attach the heads to the mallet handles. Completing the line is Regal Tip's new 230R 17\" marching stick, available in wood or nylon tip. Drum Corps 2000 represents a quantum leap in marching percussion - the latest in a tradition of innovation. l30NT 670N 676MH Nylon Grip 2\" ~~~ 671W Wood Grip \"MARCHING INTO THE NEXT MILLENNIUM\" For \".l 'tradition ot InnoTation\" Catalog, call: 1-716-285-3546 or 1-800-358-4590; e-mail: [email protected]; or write: J.D. Ca1ato Mfg. Co., Inc. • 4501 Hyde Park Blvd • Niagara Falls • NY 14 305 nw.r.pltfp.coll

iamond Ba~lvd 545 Main Street '\"'Repertoire Suite 627 Hamlet Waltham, MA 02 154 1812 Overture Latin Explosion Diamond Bar, CA 9 1675 Act I The Ghost: Death Phone 617.395.5994 by Tchaikovsky Caravan Phone 888.727.4697 and Anguish Founded in 1990 Founded in 1992 Chicatitta Founded in 1993 Act D I loved you once ... ; Director Joseph Curcuru Director Roger Esposito Malaga Director Stuart Pompei What Players are They; Manager Eric Anderson Drum Major Drum Major Jeremy Yang Madness: They Are Incensed ... Drum Major Rob Goeke Michele Roberts Act JJJ Finale Score by Patrick Doyle l 23flangi-cho Repertoire 95-24 'King Highway Repertoire Hachioji, Tokyo 192 Not Available Brooklyn, NY 11 212 Cirque Du Solei! 's Western Chrome JAPAN Phone 7 18.904.5758 Suite Chinoise & Eclipse Tumbleweed Phone (0427) 50-6234 Founded in 1990 by Renee Dupree Founded in 1927 Big Country Director Mr. Yoshiaki Sato Executive Director Haven Dance Director Lynn Allen Chaffee Wagon Train Drum Major Not Available Ashley Crummey and Niles Dance Drum Major Dante Kenner Western Omelet Corps Director by David Holsinger Magnificent Seven Michael Decharbert Happy Trails Drum Major Curlene Hayward '\\.0.13ox 6 042 Repertoire (. ) pertoire Bayonne, NJ 07002 A Solstice Celebration Hamilton, ONT Not Available East Templeton, MA 01438 Not Available Phone 732.866.4249 featuring the music of Canada L8M 3M7 Phone 508.632.5172 members.aol.com/raidweb jazz greats from Coltrane Phone 905.578.34 18 Founded in 1963 Founded in 1990 to Kenton Founded in 198 1 Director Diane Thompson Director Karen Leffler Director Ted Brazier Drum Major Not Available Corps Manager Drum Major Not Available Michael Hamilton Drum Major Shawn Leffler 107

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epert01re Repertoire Music from the Chicago Les M iserables The Lord of the Ring Transit Authority by Alain Boublil & Johan de Meij's Founded in 1958 Does Anybody Really Know Founded in 1992 Claude-Michel Schonberg 1st Symphony Executive Director What Time It Is Director Bruce McCready Introduction to Act li Founded in 1987 Dr. Sal Leone Listen Drum Major Sean Ellison At the End of the Day Director Gabe Francoeur Corps Director Jeff Ray Someday I Dreamed a Dream Drum Major Not Available Beginnings Black and Red and The Attack Drum Major Sean Halliburton Cosette Finale. (\\ Box 20055 Repertoire 1795 Space 'par 'Drive Repertoire !~Worlds Fair Drive S Repertoire Beverly Postal 57 Guys and Dolls Santa Clara, CA 95054 Selections from the The Candy Factory Leonard Bernstein 's Edmonton, ALB Frank Loesser's Phone 408.727.5534 Broadway Musical Knoxville, TN 37916 Chichester Psalms and Canada T5J 3K6 Founded in I %7 Titanic Phone 423.688.2243 selections from MASS. Phone 403.473. 3548 by Maury Yetson Founded in 1997 Director George Brown Founded in 1968 Director Chris Jenkins Drum Majors Director Pauline Huber Philip Alexander & Drum Major Not Available Drum Major Patrick Myatt Lisa Kristensen 477 oroo a-cho Drum Majors Hiromi Sato Martin Guerre Chula Vista, CA 91910 Stan Kenton 's Kohoku-ku & Aaron Wharton Schoenbrg and Boubill Phone 619.482.2745 . Adventure's in Time Yokohama 222, Japan Founded in 1996 arranged by Founded in 1996 Phone 045.547.6888 Repertoire Director Rob Wydick Bruce McConnell Director Vinnie Siciliano 8955 Poppy Lane Humanity and Nature Riverside, CA 92503 Drum Major Andy Stoel Assistant Director Featuring music by Joe Ron Zeilinger Phone 909.352.9573 Hisaishi Drum Major Founded in 1997 Jeremy Stewart Director Bobby Ohtsuki & Edward B. Martin 109

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• Blue Saints First Defenders Northern Aurora Box 1302, Station B P.O. Box 742 6730 Bay Road Sudbury, ONT Concordville, PA 1933 1 Saginaw, MJ 48604 Canada P3E 4S7 Phone 610.459.3416 Phone 517.791.4431 Phone 705.692.46 12 Director Dennis Wade Director BobWaskoviak Director Robert Prudhomme Golden Stars II Northwind Bracken Cavaliers 32 North White Street P.O. Box 82569 P.O. Box 956 Poughkeepsie, NY 1260 I Oshawa, 0 T Leviuoen, PA 19058-0958 Phone 914.485.4880 Canada L I G 7W7 Phone 215.946.7438 Director Quinton Johnson Phone 905.723.8750 Appalachian Brass Grenadiers Director Clayton Gasser Director David Lockie P.O. Box 552 1418 Maplewood Dr. Fairmont, WV 26555 Elizabethtown, ONT Harbour City Commodores Phone 304.363.0344 Canada K6V 7C2 Canadian Knights 405 Dunkirk Road Port Elizabeth Director Robert James Phone 613.342.2682 709 Crawley Cr. Baltimore, MD 21212 P.O. Box 1600 Director Rolly Evans Peterboro, ONT Phone 410.377.5333 Port Elizabeth Canada K9J 6P5 Director Tony Campbell South Africa 6000 Brigadiers Phone 27.083.659.2921 Phone 705.741.358 1 212 Arnett Ave. Grey Knights Director Erik Albertyn 1101 Moore Street Director Terry Beauclerc Imperial Guardsmen Syracuse, NY 13206 Huntingdon, PA 16652 Phone 315.433.9890 232 Stephena Street Quinte Sound Machine Phone 814.643.3843 Cape Town Belleview, NJ 07109 P.O. Box 22102 Director Dennis Cappello 2 Shaw Road Phone 973.75 1.6579 Belleville, 0 T Director John Chamberlain Rondebosch, Cape Town Director Frank Koch Canada K8N 5V7 Buccaneers South Africa 7700 Phone 613.391.4313 P.O. Box 365 Heatwave Phone 27.021.685.1054 Director Tim Lanthier Lewisburg, PA 17330 12515 Ernest Ave. Director Sheila Woodward Johannesburg Band Phone 717.932.8059 Orlando, FL P.O. Box 1191 Aorida, Johannesburg Royal Crusaders Director Jim Gruber Phone 407.857.9702 Cardinals Director Vic Kulinski South Africa 1710 1803 Eagle Ridge Drive 128 Manville Road, #4 Phone 27.082.856.1785 Bushwackers Scarbourogh, ONT Director Mokale Koapeng Monroeville, PA 15146 Hurricanes Canada MIL 4J5 Phone 412.373.7405 5 Lower Rocks Rd. Phone 416.755.6236 Director Larry Tinneman Norwalk, CT 06851 59 Stevens Street Lampliters Phone 203.840.0040 East Haven, CT 065 12 Director Jim Towie P.O. Box 1119 Sky Ryders Director Jay Morlot Phone 800.468.0894 Smiths Falls, ONT Director Donna Petrucelli Chevaliers Canada K7A 5B4 4804 Barkley #II Caballeros 16 La Bastille Phone 6 13.283.3043 Mission, KS 66202 Minnesota Brass Riviere Du Lup, QUE Director Ken Cole Phone 9 13.677.3967 119 Webster Ave Canada G5R 4H7 Director George Tulhill Paterson, NJ 07 50 I 2030 Taylor Ave. Phone 418.862.8191 Latin Knights Phone 973.523.5371 Racine, WI 53403 Director Eric Michaud 1206 Stratford Avenue Springs Band Director Bob Murray Phone 414.637.4505 Director Paul Chaffee Bronx, NY 10472 P.O. Box !Ill Springs, Johannesburg, 1560 Columbia Sound Phone 201.703.0643 Phone 27.011.360.1000 Chieftains Northern Lights 9945 Southeast Citadel Director Tony Alters Director Keith Luyt P.O. Box 786 Clackamas, OR 970 15 Allentown, PA 18105 P.O. Box 586 Director Sue Yetter East Templeton, MA 01438 Director Dan Perry Light of Indy Squires Phone 978.939.5014 5640 E. 38th Street 709 Crowley Crescent The Corps Vets Director Diane Thompson Decibels Indianapolis, IN 46218 Peterborough ONT 3451 Grandeur Drive C.P. 3 11 Phone 317.547.2273 Canada K9J 6P5 Austell, GA 30 I 06 Skyliners St. Jerome QUE Director Jefri Payne Phone 705.741.3581 Phone 770.941.6403 Canada J7Z 5T9 Director Sher Beauclerc I 00 Drake Place Director Claude Bourcier Director Robin Wofford Colonia, NJ 07067 L'lmpact Phone 732.574.9422 C.P. 10 16 Synergy Sound Director Bob Holton Dimension Mistassini, QUE P.O. Box 280234 Crusaders CP 61026, Bourget Place Canada G8M 3S I Tampa, FL 33682 666 Eastbrooke Lane Levis, QUE Phone 418.276.2470 Phone 813.933.6422 Rochester, NY 14618 Sunnrisers Canada G6V 8X3 Director Jocelyne Duguay Director Paul Gansemrner Phone 716.442.9592 40 Walnut Street Phone 418.871.4668 Director Dee LeFrois New Rochelle, NY I 080 I Phone 914.632.3042 Director George Picheue Melomanes Texas Legion Director Gary Williams 754, rue Notre-Dame 1909 Bolden Dynamigues Durban Band Pointe-du-Lac, QUE Irving, TX 75060 1408 Gaultois Ave. P.O. Box 5 1037 Suite 191 Canada GOX IZO Phone 914.665.0908 Orleans, ONT Westshoremen Musgrave, Durban Phone 819.377.4 179 Director David Dunlap Canada K I C 3G6 322 1/2 N Franklin St South Africa, 4062 Director Paul Legault Allentown, PA 18102 Phone 27.083.777.6762 Director Lisa D'Auteuil one 610.776.7750 Director Brian Clarke Westshoreman Cadets irector Ron Beyer Multi-Visions 272 Ward Ave, #21 G Empire Loyalists 6180 Corbeil, #2 Bordentown, NJ 08505 18 Green Drive Trois-Rivieres Ouest, QUE Phone 800.852.5406 Amherstview, ONT Canada G8Z 4S7 Director John Riley or Canada K7N I W7 Phone 819.370.8967 Phone 613.384.1244 Director Carole Patry William G. Lucas Director Charlie Cadieux 540 s. 9th Avenue Nile Express Mt. Vernon, Y 10550 Firebirds 712 Second Ave. S.E. Phone 914.665.0908 orps 62 Epwoth Street Cedar Rapids, !A 5240 I Director David Cole Rochester, NY 14811 Phone 319.362.9880 Phone 7 16.328.0495 Director Scotl Jacobus Director Ted Thomas 111

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Through the years, Drum Corps International audiences have enjoyed exhibition performances by many fine organizations including Senior Corps, Alumni Corps, Professional drum and bugle corps, such as the Marine Drum & Bugle Corps, and International organizations from Europe and Japan. Today International drum and bugle corps and Summer Youth Bands have become an integral part of many early- season drum corps shows, particularly in the DCI Pacific Division. Currently, Drum Corps International is planning expansion of its annual World Championships event to include specific divisions for Summer Youth Band participants as well as international marching music organizations whose instrumentation and membership requirements may vary from the standard DCI model. DKMffio~ W, e tW ·n/&1A}gdom Ultimately, it is the interest of Drum Administered by Drum Corps International Edale Rd., Sneinton Dale Corps International to further develop Sue Kuehnhold, P.O. Box 548 Nottingham NG2 4HT England interest in the drum and bugle corps Lombard, IL 60 148-0548 Phone 011.44. 115.9 11.0341 Phone 630.495.9866, ext.23, FAX 630.495.3792 activity by allowing participation of FAX 011.44.115.9 11 .0342 Tony DiCarlo, 246 West St., other summertime marching music South Weymouth, MA 0 1288 Eastern Massachusetts organizations. Phone 617.331.9500, FAX 617.331.6636 tto The Japanese drum and bugle corps •g a ve., oneham, MA 02180-1870 pictured here, have either participated in Phone 617.438.363 1 the 1997 DCI SUMMER MUSIC Sue Kuehnho1d, P.O. Box 548 Federation des Associations GAMES World Championships or will Lombard, IL 60148-0548 Phone 630.495.9866, ext. 23, FAX 630.495.3792 1 't 1. ebec be participating in 1998. UZie r U , • . X Tom Hope, 372 Florin Rd. #303 Succersale M., Montreal, QUE Canada H1V 3R2 Sacramento, CA 95831 Phone 514.252.3025, FAX 514.251.8038 Phone/FAX 916.429.9545 Johann Zietsman, 29 Acutt St. Michael Petrone, 10 Columbus Dr. Durban, KwaZulu - Natal, P.O. Box 5353, Monmouth Beach, NJ 07750-1004 Durban 4000 South Africa Phone 908.222.3835 Phone 031.304.3631 land s , e u c Roger Exposito, 269 Andrews Rd. 3892 Zeewolde, Netherlands Jackson, NJ 08527-4752 Phone 011 .3 1.36.5224254 Phone 732.928.9699, FAX 201.824.5224 FAX 011 .3 1.36.5227417 Ontario. D.rum Corp5 Dt; n chh o 'R ~ 0 t plational ·s /1a 1 n et y c m1 , .0: Box 4 5 00 6 Lombard, IL 60 148-0548 Waterloo Square Station Phone 630.495.9866, FAX 630.495.3792 Waterloo, ONT CanadaN2J 4V I Phone 519.742.5811 , FAX 519.742.5501 Roman lensk:i, 460 I W. Holt Ave. Milwaukee, Wl53219-4729 All Japan Marching Band & Phone 414.327.2847, FAX 414.543.8289 _ is ._ · lM;l&~~ ociation :n 1 o n ShnaGawa-Ku, Tokyo, Japan JPI41 E. . Rome o, 23rl0-A Dlaga t. Phone +81-33(493)-6357 Gagalangin, Tondo, Manila, Philippines 113

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Drum CoqJs International wishes to thank all of the individuals and corporate contributors, volunteers and especially all of our fans 1 os~ihl WALT DISNEY WORLD Resort Pearl Corporation Championship Television Walt Disney Travel Company George Barrett Broadcast Announcers Disney Magic Music Days Yamaha Corporation Michael Cesario, Dennis DeLucia Glenda Plummer Steve Rondinaro Walt Disney Travel Attractions, Inc. The Orlando Sentinel Tim Hill, Charles Thomas, Jeff Ralls, IBM Interactive Media Brian Collins Lori Wainwright, Stacey Pellem, Bruce Culbert, Bill Duquette Frank Ritti, Dave Westerskov, Avedis Zildjian Company S.O.M.E. Marilyn Gray, Mike Davis, Lennie DiMuzio, AI Moffatt Jolesch Photography Sandy Donaldson Travis Sutton, Cammy Pradovich Pro-Mark Corporation City of Orlando Pat Brown, Jeff Hartsough DCI Regional and Sanctioned Mayor Glenda Hood Show Promoters Remo, Incorporated State of Florida Carol Carpenter DCI Santctioned Show Governor Lawton Chiles Contest Coordinators Pep Threads Orlando Centroplex, David Hodgen DCI Regional and Championship Florida Citrus Bowl Contest Crew and Volunteers Magic of Orlando Bill Becker, Robin Hanlen, Drum and Bugle Corps Greg Thompson Drum Corps International acknowledges our gracious hosts throughout Florida for Haines City National Guard Armory providing housing and rehearsal sites for the 1998 DCI World Championships in Central Valencia Community College Florida. Because of their tremendous support, over 70 drum and bugle corps have been Leesburg National Guard Armory able to travel the road to the Citrus Bowl and experience the hospitality of Florida. Lake Wales High School Bartow National Guard Armory Greenwoods Lake Middle School Camp WeWa Spruce Creek High School Tampa Fairgrounds Osceola YMCA Deland National Guard Armory Teague Middle School Florida Christian College Umitilla High School Kissimmee Valley Agricultural Center Orlando National Guard Armory Central Florida Fairgrounds Milwea Middle School Boys & Girls Club of Orlando St. Petersburg Junior College Silver Spurs Rodeo Winter Haven National Guard Armory Daytona Municipal Stadium Lakeview Middle School Bahia Shrine Temple Deland Parks and Recreation Volusia County Fairgrounds Auburnadale High School Seminole Community College Rockledge Middle School Baseball City Stadium Complex Osceola Parks and Recreation Facility City of Deltona Plant City National Guard Armory Osceola County Softball Complex Indian Trails Middle School South Lake High School San Pedro Center Canterbury Resorts Eustis National Guard Armory Please note that, due to an early press deadline for this Deltona High School Brevard Community College publication, there will be additional hosts that could not University of Central Florida Sanford National Guard Armory be included here. We are grateful for the participation and generous support of everyone who assisted with all of the Kissimmee Lions Club Daytona Beach Community College DC! events during the 1998 season. DntntC 1fe s ertising Sales Drum Corps International, Lombard, IL Dan Acheson, Michael Boo, Jeff Collins, Sights & Sounds, Inc., Thorn Eaton and Sue Kuehnhold Madison, WI Graphic Design Laura Johnston, San Francisco, CA Photographers Digital Scanning Harry Heidelmark, Sue Kuehnhold, Commercial Color, Allentown, PA Editor Sue Johnson, Sue McAuliffe, Alan Thorn Eaton, Drum Corps Pre-Press Production and Printing Parker, David Rice, Sid Unser, International, Lombard, IL Steve Condict, Orlin Wagner, Ron Walloch, Fred Production Coordinator Fulton Press, Lititz, PA Fox Studios, Dan Scafidi, Bateman Sean King, Ad Image, Allentown, PA Services and Jolesch Photography 125

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