BennyBassDrum Posted August 21, 2006 Share Posted August 21, 2006 OK HERES AFEW NO ONES MENTIONED: 1960S RIVERSIDERS NY CARTER CADETS NY VALLEY GRENIDERS HILLSDALE, NJ MOUNTETTES PARAMUS NJ ROYAL AIRES PATTERSON NJ ROUGH RIDERS FAIRVIEW NJ MEADOWLARKS SECAUCUS NJ TOWNSMEN CARLSTADT NJ WOODSIDERS (NEWARK?) NJ CORVETTES NJ(?) IMPERIAL GUARDSMEN LIVINGSTON, NJ DEFENDERS NJ DUKES NJ SURFMEN NJ ALL THESE WERE GARDEN STATE CIRCUIT CORPS AT ONE TIME(there's more, just remember them all) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MikeD Posted August 21, 2006 Share Posted August 21, 2006 OK HERES AFEW NO ONES MENTIONED:1960S RIVERSIDERS NY CARTER CADETS NY VALLEY GRENIDERS HILLSDALE, NJ MOUNTETTES PARAMUS NJ ROYAL AIRES PATTERSON NJ ROUGH RIDERS FAIRVIEW NJ MEADOWLARKS SECAUCUS NJ TOWNSMEN CARLSTADT NJ WOODSIDERS (NEWARK?) NJ CORVETTES NJ(?) IMPERIAL GUARDSMEN LIVINGSTON, NJDEFENDERS NJ DUKES NJ SURFMEN NJ ALL THESE WERE GARDEN STATE CIRCUIT CORPS AT ONE TIME(there's more, just remember them all) I marched in the bold one above in 68/69 and arranged for and taught them in 76. Not sure if these wre mentioned already... Add... Wayne Monarchs Greenwood Lake Lakers who merged to become the... King's Regiment Newton Broadcasters St Martin's Troubadors Garfield Epochs Emerald Grenadears Pompton Lakes Stardusters Eatontown Royales NY Lancers Trumbull Bengal Lancers Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tony Flores Posted August 23, 2006 Share Posted August 23, 2006 Emerald Knights/Nite Express (Cedar Rapids, IA) Quad City Knights Railmen Limited Edition Americanos Lone Star Cardinals L'Insolite Les Etoiles St Johns Delta Brigade Marauders Allegience Elite Acadmie Musicale Bandettes Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
laurasop Posted August 23, 2006 Share Posted August 23, 2006 Fox Valley Raiders Two from New York I bet no one remembers.....Johnstown, NY Patriots and the Troy, Ny Volunteers. I marched in both of them. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jjchar72 Posted August 23, 2006 Share Posted August 23, 2006 New Jersey Corps Junior Asbury Park Hurricanes, Asbury Park Audubon Bon Bons, Audubon Ballantine, Newark Barringer-Walker Cadets, Newark Bayonne PAL, Bayonne Bellaires, Bellmawr Belles of St. Mary's, Gloucester City Bishop's Rock, Hopatcong Black Hawks, East Brunswick Black Watch, Willingboro Blessed Sacrament Golden Knights, Newark Blue Flames, East Brunswick Bordentown Little Devils, Bordentown Bridgemen, Bayonne Brigadiers, Blackwood Broadcasters, Newton Chancellors, Ocean City Continentals, West Keansburg Corvets All Girl, Jerseyville Corvette All Girls, Closter Cranford Patriots, Cranford Defenders, Morristown Doremus Blue Demons, Hackensack Dover Cadets, Dover Dukes Of Imperial Guardsmen, Old Bridge Dumont Police Cadets, Dumont Dynamic Royalaires, Oradell Emerald Grenadears, Rockaway Township Emerald Knights, South Brunswick Emerald Lancers, Old Bridge Epoch, Garfield Fairlawn Cadets, Fairlawn Falcon Ridgemen, Elizabeth Fantasia III, Little Falls Firesiders, Union Beach Freelancers, ? Imperial Guardsmen, Livingston Imperial Knights, Midland Park Jersey Brass, ? Jersey Cyclones, Keyport Jersey Raiders, Bridgeton Jersey Shore Windjammers, Brick Kearny Pioneers, Kearny Kings Regiment, Swedesboro Lakeland Goldenaires, Pompton Lakes Lancers, Magnolia Lindenaires, Lindenwold Lindenwold Lamplighters, Lindenwold Lithuanians, Shrewsbury Little Dukes, Perth Amboy Little Falls Cadets, Little Falls Luckie Ladies, Wharton Madonna, Ft. Lee Masquerade, Randolph McFarland Post Cadets, burlington Meadowlarks, Secaucus Mighty Mites, East Brunswick Modernaires, Toms River Monarchs, Oakland/Wayne Mountettes All Girl, Paramus Muchachos, Hawthorne Neptune Shoreliners, Neptune North Hudson Girls, Jersey City Oakland Rangers, Oakland Our Lady of Lourdes Cadets, Paterson Paterson Cadets, Paterson Patriots, Flemington Penn Grove Statesmen, Penns Grove Phoenix, Brick Pointers, Point Pleasant Polish Falcon Cadets, Elizabeth Ravens, Bergenfield Rochelle Park Cadets, Rochelle Park Royal Brigade, Secaucus Royaleer Mounties, Haddonfield Royales, Eatontown Sacred Heart Crusaders, Manville Saints, Woodbridge/Edison Sea Horse Lancers, Brigantine Shadettes, Maple Shade Soundations, Belleville Southern Knights, Franklinville St. Ann's, Fairlawn St. George Cadets, Paterson St. John's Crusaders, ? St. Joseph's of Newark, Newark St. Jude's Crusaders, Hopatcong St. Lucy's Cadets, Newark St. Martin's, Newark St. Mary's Cadets, Nutley St. Nicholas Girls, Egg Harbor St. Patrick's Cadets, Jersey City St. Rose of Lima, Newark St. Vincent's Cadets, Bayonne St. Vincent's of Madison, Madison Stardusters All Girls, Pompton Lakes Sundowners, Dumont/Bergenfield Surfmen, Jackson Thunderbirds, Stratford Townsmen, Carlstadt Vagabonds, Haddon Heights Valley Grenadiers, Hillsdale Victorians, Egg Harbor Woodsiders, Newark Senior AL Post #107, Hoboken Amboy Dukes, Perth Amboy Avengers, Kenvil Bayway AL Post #260, elizabeth Blessed Sacrament, Newark Carver Gay Blades, Newark Doremus, Hackensack East Orange AL Post #73, East Orange Garden Statesmen, Dover Hilton Crusaders, Hilton Hoboken Lancers, Hoboken Jersey Devils, Bordentown Jersey Joes, Riverside Jersey Skeeters, Hackensack Lakesiders, Spotswood Lincoln Park Lancers, Lincoln Park Melrose Black Hawks, South Amboy Morristown AL Post #59, Morristown Morristown Colonials, Morristown North Hudson Girls Sr, Jersey City Our Lady of Grace, Hoboken Roughriders, Fairview Whippany Colonials, Whippany A list of inactive NJ corps that I compiled a few years ago for a project that I was working on at the time. Not 100% on the accuracy of the information. Project dropped due to finding information on all these corps from more reliable sources is next to impossible. List compiled from Corpsreps.com. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
uncle z Posted August 23, 2006 Share Posted August 23, 2006 Two from New York I bet no one remembers.....Johnstown, NY Patriots and the Troy, Ny Volunteers. I marched in both of them. Hmm, I remember seeing a book in the mid-80s about drum corps that featured a young man in his first year in the Troy Volunteers. B) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hup234 Posted August 23, 2006 Share Posted August 23, 2006 Vaqueros are kind of a mystery corps. They were from Aurora, Illinois and were very big in the mid-later 1950s. In 1957 they had the all-time best drum major I'd ever seen. After 1957, they made only infrequent appearances but were still going into the early 1960s. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
laurasop Posted August 23, 2006 Share Posted August 23, 2006 Hmm, I remember seeing a book in the mid-80s about drum corps that featured a young man in his first year in the Troy Volunteers. B) Every corps I have marched in with the exception of CorpsVets and Alliance has folded. Sad to say!!! :( Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mobrien Posted August 23, 2006 Share Posted August 23, 2006 Vaqueros are kind of a mystery corps. They were from Aurora, Illinois and were very big in the mid-later 1950s. In 1957 they had the all-time best drum major I'd ever seen. After 1957, they made only infrequent appearances but were still going into the early 1960s. They were still around in the '70s upt hrough the early 80s (listing themselves as being from Elmhurst). They had a couple of ok years in the mid 70s, but started fading about the same time as most smaller corps around here were dropping off the map. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MikeD Posted August 23, 2006 Share Posted August 23, 2006 Imperial Guardsmen, Livingston Marched with and taught them. Kings Regiment, Swedesboro Unless there were two...the King's Regiment were a merger with the Greenwood Lake lakers and them...and were from Wayne/Oakland primarily. Monarchs, Oakland/Wayne I taught both...the Monarchs last year and then the KR. My first corps is left off of the list...the Livingston Hilltioppers. They were a GSC corps...I started in their feeder in 64 as a 10 1/2 year-old. After 64 politics in the VFW post tore them apart...and the Imperial Guardsmen formed across town from most of the field corps. The feeder became THE only Hilltoppers after that...only did parades through 68 or 69..never made the competition field after 64. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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