A permanent home to share my family collection of Drum Corps publications. My Mom started this collection in the 40s. This is my labor of love. I hope you all enjoy these articles / scores / pictures... as much as we have over the decades. History must be preserved. This is my lil corner / contribution to the drum corps community (online). A place for all of us to live, relive, learn, love and share in our passionate hobby. Please feel free to add comments, share your experiences, stories, etc.
Drum Corps News - September 16, 1964 issue
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Labels: 1964, Drum Bugle Corps
posted by NanciD @ 5/06/2007 05:45:00 AM
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Yes, our Goodwill trip to Mexico. We stayed with our counterpart's families, and me and "Kole" stayed with these brothers who had a car (we were 14). So after a certain amount of tequila and some harrowing evening driving down there we ended up at some kind of night club. My buddy "Kole" was a lot worse off than I was and kept asking for a ...errrr, well a woman. He had $2.50. (well, it WAS 1964). About this time I noticed, across the room, our horn instructor Lenny Slade sitting with our director Bill Frances, and the Mayor of Lakewood and I think the Mayor of Ensenada. I better quit here, (we barely escaped) but just add that these are the kinds of wholesome stories that make us so proud as adults.
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