George Zingali

[BRASSO]

 One thing I'll mention as a praise for George Z was that much of his genius in creative drill design was done before the Age of Computers/ Software. Such things back then were really in their infancy stage, and not much of a useful tool when he began as a drill designer. As such, his mind was able to formulate and perfect his works without benefits of such tools. That alone was pretty astonishing, imo

Edited August 28, 2017 by BRASSO

[Ghost]

20 minutes ago, BRASSO said:

As such, his mind was able to formulate and perfect his works without benefits of such tools. That alone was pretty astonishing, imo

It's been mentioned before that he would get ideas from watching birds, clouds, etc. and create drills.

[BRASSO]

1 minute ago, Ghost said:

It's been mentioned before that he would get ideas from watching birds, clouds, etc. 

 Yeah, and I look at the same birds, clouds, and alls I can think is..... " do I need to take an umbrella/ parka ? "

[Liahona]

14 minutes ago, Ghost said:

It's been mentioned before that he would get ideas from watching birds, clouds, etc. and create drills.

...or cartoons...think rocky and bullwinkle...haha

[Chris Halkides]

Does anyone know where photographs or drawings of the flags for the 1991 Star of Indiana show might be found?  One looked like a stained glass window, and the other had the Greek letters chi and rho.