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For our Fifth Camp, at beautiful Site X, the hornline blew away what broadcasters were calling the "Storm of the Season." After weeklong threats of torrential downpours, hurricanes, sleet, tornados and snow, Mother Nature thought better of it and brought us 70 degree sunshine instead.
But there was no shortage of work to accomplish! World class drill designer Jay Murphy gave us plenty of pages and Larry Kerchner provided the horns with Niner Two. But the highlight of the weekend was the amazing arrangement of The Matrix by Ed Teleky.
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Lead Sops - ready for screamin'.
Misty is amused.
The latest addition to the contra section is Keith Potter. Don't mess with this man!
Mellophone Rob "WonderTrill" Brown working on Niner Two.
Evian ... Nectar of the Gods.
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Todd salutes as the featured dancers offer up a salute to Bohemian Rhapsody.
Drum Major Rachel on her tower of power.
Bill "Pookie" Gallimore in action!
The guard works movement with Carol Abohatab in the swank Officers Club on Treasure Island (also known as Site X)
Anthony Aranda and the Cymbals - out standing in their field.
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The Anti-Pit working Matrix ... for hours ... and hours ... and hours ... and ... NOTE: Rebel Soloist Rich Duarte on drum set.
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Nancy McFarland leads third sopranos on a quest during the haunting Ave Maria.
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Visual genius Jay Murphy confers with Chris and Lee.
Choir rehearsal with Maestro Jim McFarland.
It's a Tongue Depressor. It's the natural habitat for a Redbreasted Swallow. What is it???
The newest Renegades sportin' the official shades.
Renegades "C" Corps Rehearsal?
Siegfried - you are such a ham!
Renegades Action Figures - going up in the Corps Hall Memorabilia Hall of Fame.
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Color Guard Creative Director Mark Metzger shows Ron Frost the details.
Frank Dorittie unveils his latest aquisition and attempts to join the snare line. Mylar or Kevlar?
Navy Mello Josh bundles up. One thing about Treasure Island - it can be warm and sunny one minute and freezing the next.
Shouldn't I be banging something?
Who wrote "Seven" on the ceiling? Maybe it was Lionel...
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