Troopers

Casper, WY United States
Founded: 1957

Active Junior
World Class

Year	Position	Score	Theme/Songs
1958			Ghost Riders in the Sky * Wagon Wheels * He's Got the Whole World in His Hands
1960			Ghost Riders in the Sky * This Could be the Start of Something Big * Massacre * Battle Hymn of the Republic * She Wore a Yellow Ribbon * When Johnny Comes Marching Home * Red Wing * Wagon Wheels * St. Joes Cadets * Red River Valley * Cool Water * Goodnight My Love
1961			Ghost Riders in the Sky * This Could be the Start of Something Big * Battle Hymn of the Republic * She Wore a Yellow Ribbon * When Johnny Comes Marching Home * That Old Devil Moon * Red Wing * Wagon Wheels * Goodnight My Love
1962			This Could be the Start of Something Big * Battle Hymn of the Republic * I'm an Old Cow Hand (from the Rio Grande) * That Old Devil Moon * From the Land of the Sky-Blue Water * Little Red Wing * Wagon Wheels * Cool Water * When Johnny Comes Marching Home * Ghost Riders in the Sky
1963	2	81.400	Ghost Riders in the Sky * Battle Hymn of the Republic * El Capitan * Taboo * Up A Lazy River * Little Red Wing * Wagon Wheels * Stars and Stripes Forever * When Johnny Comes Marching Home
1964	11	78.700	How the West Was Won * Battle Hymn of the Republic * El Capitan * Little Red Wing * Wagon Wheels * Ghost Riders in the Sky * Promised Land (from How the West Was Won)
1965	4	82.700	How the West Was Won * Battle Cry of Freedom * Battle Hymn of the Republic * The Virginian * Theme to Bonanza * What Kind of Fool Am I (from Stop the World I Want To Get Off) * Once In A Lifetime (from Stop the World I Want To Get Off) * Ghost Riders in the Sky * Wagon Wheels * Bound for the Promised Land * How the West Was Won
1966	1	90.450	Hallelujah Trail * Battle Hymn of the Republic * Bonanza * Once In A Lifetime (from Stop the World I Want To Get Off) * What Kind of Fool Am I (from Stop the World I Want To Get Off) * Black Saddle * The Magnificent Seven * Promised Land (from How the West Was Won) * Cheyennes (from How The West Was Won)
1967	2	87.200	Hallelujah Trail * The Impossible Dream (from Man of La Mancha) * Battle Hymn of the Republic * Bonanza * Black Saddle * Promised Land (from How the West Was Won) * How the West Was Won
1968	3	88.700	How the West Was Won * Battle Hymn of the Republic * Tumbling Tumbleweeds * Never My Love * Up, Up And Away * Black Saddle * American Salute
1969	3	87.700	Hang 'em High * Battle Hymn of the Republic * Aquarius (from Hair) * Let The Sunshine In (from Hair) * Scarborough Fair * Tumbling Tumbleweeds * The Sound of Silence * When Johnny Comes Marching Home
1970	1	87.450	Promised Land (from How the West Was Won) * Hang 'em High * Battle Hymn of the Republic * Garry Owen * Turkey in the Straw * Aquarius (from Hair) * Let The Sunshine In (from Hair) * Black Is The Color Of My True Love's Hair * How the West Was Won * When Johnny Comes Marching Home
1971	2	89.000	William Tell Overture * Wagon Wheels * Promised Land (from How the West Was Won) * March (from First Suite in E-Flat) * Battle Hymn of the Republic * Trooper Hoedown * Hallelujah Trail * Garry Owen * Hang 'em High
1972	6	81.950	Ghost Riders in the Sky * Battle Hymn of the Republic * Cincinnati Kid * When Johnny Comes Marching Home * How the West Was Won
1973	2	86.150	Ghost Riders in the Sky * Eagle Screams * Black Saddle * Wedding Dance * Thanksgiving Hymn * Day By Day (from Godspell) * Battle Hymn of the Republic
1974	5	85.650	Ghost Riders in the Sky * Yankee Doodle * Yankee Doodle Dandy * Yellow Rose of Texas * The Virginian * How the West Was Won * Tubular Bells * Thanksgiving Prayer (We Gather Together) * Day By Day (from Godspell) * Battle Hymn of the Republic
1975	12	76.200	Introduction and Fantasia * Tubular Bells * Gentle On My Mind * Night on Bald Mountain * No Goodbyes (from How the West Was Won) * Bound for the Promised Land * The Virginian
1976	13	82.750	Roundabout * Alabama Jubilee * Land of Make Believe * Looking for Space * Jet
1977	20	78.800	Hang 'em High * When Johnny Comes Marching Home * Rodeo * Drunken Cowboy * Death of Billy the Kid * Hoedown (from Rodeo) * Farandole (from L'Arlesienne) * Promised Land (from How the West Was Won) * Shenandoah * Wild Wild West
1978	20	74.250	Hang 'em High * American Salute * Maple Leaf Rag * Rodeo * Hoedown (from Rodeo) * Farandole (from L'Arlesienne) * The Ballad of Billy the Kid * The Ecstasy of Gold
1979	12	77.900	Variations on a Scene * Aquarius (from Hair) * Let The Sunshine In (from Hair) * The Ballad of Billy the Kid * The Ecstasy of Gold * Ghost Riders in the Sky
1980	14	76.650	Theme from The Cowboys * Shenandoah * Turkey in the Straw * Central Park * The Ecstasy of Gold * Ghost Riders in the Sky
1981	12	78.100	The Cowboys * Turkey in the Straw * Central Park * En Sueno * Shenandoah * Battle Hymn of the Republic
1982	14	77.600	Hassena * Wabash Cannonball * En Suenua * Shenandoah * Battle Hymn of the Republic
1983	15	76.850	Ghost Riders in the Sky * Battle Hymn of the Republic * Pops Hoedown * It Was a Very Good Year Medley
1984	13	85.200	Battle Hymn of the Republic * Ghost Riders in the Sky * High Noon * The Aggie Song (from The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas)
1985	9	86.700	Symphonic Dance No. 3 - Fiesta * Third Symphony * Buckaroo Holiday (from Rodeo) * The Red Pony
1986	11	83.500	American Salute * Silverado * Prayer of Thanksgiving * The Red Pony * Battle Hymn of the Republic
1987	17	81.000	He's Gone Away * American Overture for Band * Third Symphony * When Johnny Comes Marching Home
1988	19	77.800	The Magnificent Seven * Corral Nocturne (from Rodeo) * Hoedown (from Rodeo) * Silverado
1989	18	78.000	How the West was Won - How the West Was Won * Cheyennes (from How The West Was Won) * No Goodbyes (from How the West Was Won) * Promised Land (from How the West Was Won)
1990	17	80.250	Music for the Centennial of the State of Wyoming - How the West Was Won * Silverado * Pops Hoedown * Shenandoah * On the Threshold of Liberty * America
1991	21	74.900	The Cowboys (from Sunset) * Lonesome Dove * Oklahoma Crude * Orange Blossom Special * Music from Dances With Wolves * America
1992	19	76.100	A Western Odyssey - Flag of Stars * Cool Water * Unsquare Dance * The Ecstasy of Gold * Ghost Riders in the Sky
1993	19	77.100	The Last Crossing - East Moves West - Ashokan Farewell * Cheyennes (from How The West Was Won) * Western Overture * Charles County Overture * Battle Hymn of the Republic
1994	14	81.600	Southwestern Sketches - Sunrise * Scherzo * Santa Fe Saga * Symphonic Dance No. 3 - Fiesta
1995	14	80.700	A Copland Canvas - Third Symphony, Fourth Movement * Fanfare for the Common Man * Appalachian Spring
1996	19	74.400	American Jubilee - The Wind and The Lion * Shenandoah * Lincoln Portrait
1997	25	68.000	New Beginnings - American Salute * The Way West * The Magnificent Seven * America The Beautiful
1998	24	68.600	Forging a Frontier - The Getaway (Main Theme from Silverado) * Tombstone - The Family * McKendrick Attack (from Silverado) * Ghost Riders in the Sky
1999	21	73.800	Billy the Kid - Billy the Kid
2000	19	73.650	Symphony of Freedom - America The Beautiful * America's Struggle * America (from West Side Story) * Amazing Grace * Stars and Stripes Forever
2001	19	76.200	Tribute to An Uncommon Man - Copland Medley/Intro 2001 * An Outdoor Overture * El Salon Mexico * Down a Country Lane * Chorale and Shaker Dance
2002	21	75.550	Red, White and Blue - Javelin * American Elegy * Into the Storm (from Stormworks)
2003	22	75.450	Reflections of the Blue and Gray - The Great Locomotive Chase * Gently Flows the Amber Grain * Battle Music * Masque
2004	23	74.925	The Troopers Are Coming - Ghost Riders in the Sky * The Carriage of the Spirits from The Good, the Bad & the Ugly * The Magnificent Seven * Rodeo * Down In The Valley (Hear That Train Blow) * Houston * Finishing It
2005	22	71.675	Gold Rush - The Gates of Gold (for Violin and Orchestra): * Death by Triple Fiddle * She'll Be Comin' Round The Mountain
2007	20	77.550	Awakening - Joy (from Awakening) * Unsquare Dance * Ever Braver, Ever Stronger * American Faces
2008	16	81.100	Iron Horse Express - Ghost Riders in the Sky * Canyon of Heroes * Ghost Train Triptych * Sasparilla * Song of the Gandy Dances * The Great Revival
2009	12	85.100	Western Side Story - The Cave * Maria (from West Side Story) * Somewhere (from West Side Story) * Adelina de Maya * America (from West Side Story) * Spaghetti Western * One Hand, One Heart (from West Side Story) * Pentium * West Side Story Reprise
2010	15	83.350	Wanted - Wanted Dead or Alive * Trittico * Proven Lands (from There Will Be Blood) * Suite from Our Town * Borinage * Journey to the Centre of the Earth * Night Flight (from Swing Shift)
2011	14	83.200	The Road Home - The Old Church * China Gates * Memory (from Nepomuk's Dances, 3rd mvt. * Muted and Sensuous, (from Four Piano Blues, 3rd mvt. * Mama
2012	18	77.650	This Was the Future - Galop from Souvenirs, Op. 28 * Music for the Theater * The Heiress
2013	13	86.050	Magnificent 11 - The Magnificent Seven * The John Dunbar Theme (from Dances With Wolves) * Battle Hymn of the Republic * Original Music
2014	14	84.775	A People's House - A People's House * The Ramparts * A Distant Image * Lincoln * Shenandoah * America The Beautiful
2015	13	83.800	Wild Horses - Theme from Dreamer * Open Spaces * Wild Horses * Adrenaline City
2016	14	83.275	hero - Fanfare * War Psalm * Walking with Heroes * Symphony No. 1 * Fire * Fix You
2017	17	81.275	Duels and Duets - Dream of Tybalt (Romeo and Juliet) * Black Heart Tango * Nessun Dorma (from Turandot) * Foil
2018	17	81.788	The New Road West - Welcome to the Black Parade * Beloit * Canyon Echoes * Both Sides Now * New Road West
2019	18	81.663	Beyond Boundaries - Divertimento for Band, Opus 42 * Enterprising Young Men (from Star Trek) * Wondrous Light * To The Stars * Chorale VI /Cantus – Song of Aeolus * Main title, Krill Attack & Shuttle Escape (from The Orville)
2020			Season cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic.
2021			UNLEASHED - The Triumph of Time * Knockin' On Heaven's Door * Music from "Dark Side of the Moon
2022	12	86.425	VorAcious - When Johnny Comes Marching Home * Without Warning * The Ecstasy of Gold * Nothing Else Matters * Dance of the Earth * Original music
2023	10	89.475	To Lasso the Sun - Once Upon a Time in the West (Main Theme) * As if a Voice Were in Them * L'Ultima Diligenza di Red Rock (from The Hateful Eight) * Harrison's Dream * Final Duel (from Once Upon a Time in the West)
2024	10	88.950	Dance with the Devil - The Other Side * Hyperlink * House of the Rising Sun * Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood * The Wait of the World
2025			The Final Sunset - (Repertoire not available)

Position 200+ indicates Division II, Position 300+ indicates Division III, Position 400+ indicates Mini Corps.

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The Troopers Drum and Bugle Corps is a World Class competitive junior drum and bugle corps based in Casper, Wyoming.

James E. "Jim" Jones, a Casper, Wyoming building contractor and United States Army Air Forces veteran of World War II had won the American Legion individual snare drum championship as a member of Casper's Sons of the American Legion drum and bugle corps, in which he had also been the corps manager from age fifteen. To give a younger generation the same opportunities, Jones formed the Troopers in 1957 as an activity for local youth/ He did so in a veritable drum corps vacuum on the Great Plains, where there were no other corps for hundreds of miles around. In order to fund the new corps, Jones personally took out a $4,000 loan to buy drums and bugles. He decided to name the new corps the Troopers in honor of the 11th Ohio Cavalry, a U.S. Army unit stationed at Fort Caspar, Wyoming Territory during the Civil War to protect telegraph and mail service and the supply trains traveling west on the Oregon, California and Mormon trails. The Troopers' initial sponsor was the same Casper American Legion that had sponsored his own earlier S.A.L. corps. The corps' first cavalry uniforms were made from hand-me-down items and Boy Scout uniforms at a cost of about cost $13 each.

Early on Jones established the policy that "if a kid wanted to be in it, he could," a policy that continued for many years. As part of the open-door policy, the corps was co-ed, allowing and encouraging girls to perform right alongside boys from the very beginning, although the guard remained exclusively female for many years. The Troopers appeared in public for the first time at the state American Legion Convention.in Riverton, Wyoming, There they began their long tradition of Western-themed shows by playing "Ghost Riders in the Sky," "Wagon Wheels," and "He's Got the Whole World in His Hands." After its first season as only a parade corps, in 1958 the corps entered its first field competitions. . Because of their hometown's location, far from most competition, the Troopers were one of the pioneers of long-distance bus travel, a concept now central to the summer drum corps experience. Jim Jones chartered passenger buses to carry the Troopers around the country on trips that would last for several weeks, making the corps a "touring corps." Jones fairly well wrote the book on drum corps travel, establishing principles and practices that are standard today. To help cover the expenses of their touring, the corps' buses were then, as they still are today, accompanied by the "Sheep Wagon", a trailer set up to look like a small covered wagon that sells Troopers souvenirs wherever they perform.

The corps' first national competition came at the 1961 American Legion National Championships in Dallas, where the corps finished fourth. In 1965 the corps won their first major title, the World Open. The next year, they were VFW National Champions. The Troopers went on to win the World Open in 1969 and 1970, CYO in 1968, '69 and '70, and then VFW again in 1970. They also performed on national TV in 1970 during halftime of a Minnesota Vikings game. In 1971, the Troopers were the stars of their own television special, "The Troopers Are Coming", narrated by actor Walter Brennan.

The Troopers were one of the innovators in the move away from strictly linear drill; they introduced a circular drill element, the "Sunburst" which drew enthusiastic crowd approval for many years. Meanwhile, the corps' musical theme was unabashedly patriotic and celebratory of the Western tradition and of national patriotism, earning them the nickname, "America's corps.

In 1971, Jim Jones and Cavaliers founder Don Warren pulled together the Blue Stars, Cavaliers, Madison Scouts, Santa Clara Vanguard, and the Troopers to form the Midwest Combine. This was a reaction to the rigid, inflexible rules of the American Legion and VFW (the primary rule makers and sponsors of both corps and shows) and the low or nonexistent performance fees paid for appearing in the various competitions. A similar group of Eastern corps, the United Organization of Junior Corps (also known as the "Alliance"), was formed by the 27th Lancers, Garfield Cadets, Boston Crusaders, Blessed Sacrament Golden Knights, and Blue Rock. These corps stated that not only were they having their creative potential as artistic performing groups stifled, but they were being financially starved. The Combine and Alliance members further declared that the corps should be making their own rules, operating their own competitions and championships, and keeping the bulk of the monies those shows earned.

For the 1971 season, the Combine corps stuck together, offering show promoters the five corps as a package. Despite pressure on show sponsors, judges, and other drum corps, the Combine corps were not only booked into a number of shows together, but they found a host for a show of their own, which was a spectacular success despite fears of failure.

In 1972, the Troopers, along with the nine other corps from the Midwest Combine and the Alliance, plus the Anaheim Kingsmen, Argonne Rebels, and De La Salle Oaklands were founding members of Drum Corps International (DCI), which remains as the sanctioning body for junior corps in North America.

The Troopers were Top 12 Finalists at the first four DCI Championships, 1972-75, returning to Finals in '89 and '81. When DCI went to a preims, semifinals, finals format in 1983, Troopers were in semis seven out of the first eight years and in Finals two of those years.. In 1985, the year of Jim Jones' induction in the DCI Hall of Fame, the Troopers shifted musically to a more sophisticated repertoire, initially especially featuring that of Aaron Copland, and the color guard got new, more contemporary uniforms. The changes helped propel the corps back into DCI Finals, at ninth place--- the corps has not finished higher since then. The Troopers had opened 1985 also by marching in the Pasadena Tournament of Roses Parade.

In the middle of the 1980s, the Wyoming legislature declared the Troopers the "Official Musical Ambassadors" of the state. The corps spent a large part of 1990 traveling throughout the state to help celebrate the Centennial of the State of Wyoming.

Jim Jones retired as director in 1988, after 30 years at the helm of the corps. Trooper alumni who are also DCI Hall-of-Famers include Fred Sanford, Pete Emmons, and Gene Monterastelli..

For some years following Jim Jones' retirement, the Troopers struggled to attract members and quality staff. The corps gained DCI semifinals only three timesa between 1989 and 2005, the last being in 1995. During those years, the corps also began to encounter financial difficulties.

The Troopers went inactive for the 2006 season to reorganize.

Opening their program with "Ghost Riders in the Sky," the Troopers returned to the field in 2007 bigger, better, and with a more stable organization. The corps returned to DCI semifinals in 2008, the first time in a dozen years.

The 2009 "Western Side Story" show, a "westernized" program loosely based on the classic Broadway hit by Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim placed 12th at the DCI Championships. It was the Troopers first finalist appearance since 1986--- two or more years before any of that season's members had been born.

Although the Troopers have not returned to Finals since 2009, they have challenged for a placement and have been a semifinalist every year since with shows that once would have easily been in Finals. Only the recent overall growth in the strength of nearly every other corps has prevented their being more successful.

Continuing Jim Jones' philosophy, the Troopers of the 21st century, often called "America's Corps," carry on their long traditions of honor, loyalty, and dedication.

The 2020 season was cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The corps returned to the field for the non-competitive 2021 season.

[The Troopers Drum and Bugle Corps; Encyclopedia of Drum and Bugle Corps, 1966; A History of Drum & Bugle Corps, Vickers, 2002-03; Drum Corps World, multiple issues; Drum Corps International]

Members (119)

Member Name	Section	Years Involved
Bailey, Trevor	Brass	2003 to 2006
Beerman, Jon	Soprano	1983 to 1984
Beraun, Sergio	Mellophone	2003
Beraun, Sergio	Soprano	2004
Blair, Joshua	Mellophone	2002
Boden, Kenneth	Soprano	1982
Boyce, Jonathan	Bassline(auditioning)	2004
Boyce, Jonathan	bassline	2004
Bradford, Scott	Baritone	1998 to 2001
Brown, Erik	Soprano	2000
Brown, Robyn	Guard	1984
Carlson, Chris	snare	2003
Chagnon, Pat	Hornline	1987
Claussen, Mikahla	colorguard	2003
Coppinger, Jonathan	Snare	2007 to 2011
Crocker, Greg	Soprano	1989 to 1990
Cross, Megan	Baritone	2005; 2007 to 2008
Cuglietta, Ethan	Trumpet	2007 to 2009
Davenport, Paul	Baritone	2007 to 2009
Deisher, Kevin	Soprano	1981
Delohery, Amy	Soprano	1980 to 1981
Dillavou, Phil	Contra	2004
Donelson, Al	Contrabass	1979 to 1981
Doogan, Tom	Percussion	1982
Eagle, Wes	Contra	1999
Fairchild, Allyson	Colorguard	2003 to 2008
Fairchild, Allyson	Rifle/Colorguard	2003 to 2005; 2007 to 2008
Feuerborn, David	Baritone	2005
Feuerborn, Lory	Colorgaurd	2005 to 2012
Feuerborn, Mark	Contra	2004 to 2005
Fiedler (Smith), Kellie	Colorguard	1989 to 1992
Fiedler, Shannon	Drum Line	1990 to 1992
Fleenor, Clinton	Percussion	1983
Foley, Kristina	Soprano	2002 to 2004
Fouse, Courtney	Color Guard	2005
Freelend, Mike	Mellophone	2004 to 2005
Gilbert, Chuck	Brass	1989 to 1990
Gough, Michael	Soprano/Drum Major	2000 to 2003
Gough, Michael	Soprano	2001 to 2002
Gough, Michael	Drum Major	2003 to 2004
Gough, Michael	America's Core (Documentary)	2007
Gough, Michael	Hell Bent For Victory (Documentary)	2009
Greenwald, John M	percussion	1976
Grissom, Chris	Colorguard	2000
Grissom, Chris	Colorguard	2000
Guldin, Justene	Mellophone	2005
Hawley, Spencer	Color Gaurd	2002
Hawley, Spencer	Color Guard	2002
Hersh, Justine	Baritone	2003
Hill, Samuel	Soprano	2005
Holden III, Charles	Baritone	2002
Holtz, Erin	Mellophone	2004 to 2005
Jankowski, Debbie	Flag Line	1981
Johnson, Tamara	Color Guard	2005
Jones, David	Brass Tech	1999 to 2000
Kawai, Daigo	Mellophone	2003
Kimsey, Amy	Mellophone	1984
Kimsey, Amy	Marching Tech	1985
Koehn, Eli	ContraBass	2002 to 2003
Koehn, Eli	Contrabass	2002 to 2005
Labrosse, Charlotte	Contra Bass	1995
Leitzel, Alex	Mellophone	2003
Lennox, Christopher	Bass Tech	2009
Lippincott, Matthew	Battery (snare)	1999
Lynge, Brandon	Pit Percussion	2003
MAYEUX, RANDY	Baritone	2002
MacKenzie, Yvette	Mellophone	2005
Madonia, Jimmy	Front Ensemble	2005
McDonald, Steve	Pit	1985 to 1987
McLarty, Jerry	Baritone	2007
Medford, Ed	Contra, Visual, Drill Design, Pres. Inauguration	1987 to 1992; 2000 to 2001
Merchant, Wil	Trumpet/Soprano	2012
Miehe, Nicholas	Tuba	2010
Millard, Braden	Soprano	2016; 2018
Minar, Ryan	Beritone	1996
Murphy, Mat	Hornline/Contrabass	1998 to 2003
Neely, Jen	mellophone	2004
Oneyear, Kari	Color Guard	1983
Pack, Connor	Brass (Trumpet/Soprano)	2010 to 2012
Pack, Connor	Trumpet	2010 to 2012
Paddie, John	Bass Drum	2008
Perkins, Daniel	Drum Major	1997 to 2002
Petropavlovskikh, Anastasia	colorguard	2004 to 2007
Poste, Mike	Cymbal Line	2001
Prescott, Kayla	Guard	2003
Pyburn, Ariana	Baritone	2007
Rayas, Jimmy	brass	2003 to 2006
Rayas, Jimmy	baritone/soprano	2003 to 2006
Richard, Kristen “KK”	Visual Staff	2016
Riehl, Tim	Tuba	2007
Ryals, Lauren	Front Ensemble	2002 to 2005
Sampson-Davis, Kobina	Trumpets	2015
Shortall, Mike	Drumline	2007
Shreeman, Ryan	Brass	2005 to 2007
Specht, Genny	color guard	1995 to 1996
Srubar, Karl	Bass line	2002
Srubar, Karl	Bass line (Auditioning)	2005
Sturm, Eileen	Guard	1986
Suzuki, Kenta	cymbals	2004
Thiem, Vicki	soprano	2004 to 2005; 2007 to 2008
Tonnies, Teresa	rifle line	1977
Trader, Kyle	Soprano	2004 to 2005
Underwood, Megan	Guard-Flag	2003 to 2010
Uzick, Matt	Trumpet	2010
Villarreal, Samuel	Color Guard	1996; 1998
Waits, Gary	Drum Line Cymbals	1980
Waits, Gary	Drum Line Bass Drum	1981 to 1983
Watson, Scott	Front Ensemble	2004 to 2005
Williams, Justine	mellophone	2005
Williams, Tim	Tenors/Quads	2003 to 2008
Wilson, Tristian	Brass/Soprano	2000 to 2005
Wiselogel, Dieter	Baritone/Euphonium/Contrabass	2003 to 2008
Woods, Josiah	Soprano	2008
Young, Mike	Baritone	2004 to 2005
ahram, danya	Color Guard	2005
doherty, mike	soprano	1972 to 1975
hawley, spencer	color guard (flag)	2002
lewis, rufus	timpani	1980 to 1981
riehl, tim	contra	2004 to 2005

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