KeithHall

Iron Cross...hmmmm that could be an answer to one of the trivia questions....hmmmmm.

Ventures leading

No one else? Come on someone answer this!!!!

Okay Steve Burstall here you go Drum and Bugle Corps....Royal Coachmen Stadium.........George J. Vetter Stadium, N. Tonawanda, great cap, great grass, well-manicured, NO LONGER THERE! Contest.......... I am partial to NT Open but I did love to go to Marion, OH Favorite Drum Major......Carleen Tesavis (Royal Coachmen), she was a good conductor, good leader and really good to look at too. Favorite Bus.....school buses (back in the day, what can I say?) Favorite Senior Corps......Rochester Crusaders, second Fav is Heat Wave Favorite Brass Instructor....Donny Allen, Steve Cooley and Ted Key Favorite girl............My wife, can I say it's the best relationship I've EVER had? It is!!! Favorite horn.....soprano/trumpet Favorite Corps to teach......Rochester Patriots (Jr.) and Rochester Crusaders (Sr.) Favorite Trumpet player.....Allen Vizzutti favorite Drummer.............Buddy Rich Favorite Big Band.............Stan Kenton and the old Maynard Ferguson Band Favorite Rock Band...........Chicago, also Toto Favorite Song.....Laughter in the Rain by Neil Sedaka Favorite Corps Director....I have three....Mike Linton, John Nolan and John Hathaway Favorite piece of music......... Channel One Suite (Rochester Crusaders-1990)

Yes I forgot Star, but I was looking at 1970's era.

No one knows these answers? Wow!!!

I have many.................. PrecisionAires Charioteers Bleu Raeders Madison Scouts Santa Clara Vanguard Phantom Regiment Muchachos Blue devils Oakland Crusaders (DeLasalle) Seneca Optimists Troopers (still hoping to see them back in Top 12 before I die!) Blue Rock Squires CapitolAires (those Bavarian skirts and knee socks!) Gauchos (in honor of Tom Peashey) 27th Lancers Bridgemen Velvet Knights Polish Falcon Cadets Precious Blood Cardinals (still looking for the red headed girl soprano player) Anaheim Kingsmen Greece Cadets Fire-ettes Renegades (NY) Freelancers Rochester Patriots North Star (MA) Argonne rebels Flying Dutchmen Imperial Regiment/Lakeview Shoreliners (who cares if they were our rivals) and my beloved Royal Coachmen from North Tonawanda, NY

Not die-hard. I was stationed in German outside of Frankfurt in 1986 and found that there was a corps there. I made contact and started teaching along with Pete Montanez former DM for Geneseo Knoights and guard member of Madison Scouts. We had a pretty good corps and won the DCD (now DCG) Championships. All the corps over there try very hard and take it as seriously as we do.

Highest score at A-I Open by any corps? In 1977, this corps won A-I but did not make finals in DCI?

Wasn't Drum Corps Germany/Deutschland already established? When I was in Germany teaching in 1986-88 it was already doing well.

Apologies for leaving some off sorry I am going with Schlossgarde now called Skyline. I had so much fun working with them.

so many to choose from......Argonne

No sorry not even close This is overall lowest score overall St. Andrew's Bridgemen scored a 72.70 in prelims taking 10th place and took 12th in finals with 60.70 what a drop score wise. Ouch!!!

Isn't there another french horn player, female type who shall remain nameless?

Who had the lowest score ever at The World Open? Who had the lowest score at the US Open? Who had the lowest score in DCI World Championships? NOT JUST WORLD OPEN sorry

I didn't put Crossmen in because they are still a drum corps. I left St. Joe's out because........I forgot them. Actually they folded BDCI...before DCI (sort of) they didn't participate.

DeLasalle

Such a choice..... SCV

hmmmmm...PL for me

Going with 27th here

So many to choose from...I'll pick Suncoast, although I liked Wave and Bleu Raeders and Reg. Militaire.

Is there anyone from any of those corps still living in NY State? LOL Mello Dears Barons of Stuben Castlemen Grenadiers Mark Twain Cadets Southern Tier Express Who else?

YEAH CRUSADERS!!!!! I'll be up in the Western NY area October 13 - 17 GO BULLS!!! I hope you don't have those Fred Flinstone Water Buffalo Hats anymore.....I hated those!

Just kidding Brian LOL By the way I am expecting to win the lottery sometime soon LOL so I'll be up there to be a Crusader again.

You deserve a break today So get up to Maurer's place, for a b@#& job (McDonald's old song) Maurer (Terry) was our contra player In our town the girl's have tin can dresses ( booooooo) But the boy's have can openers Chorus: Salvation Army, Salvation Army Put a nickel in the drum save another drunken bum Salvation Army, Salvation Army Put a nickel in the drum and you'll be saved