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A rainstorm in 2002 started the tradition. The morning of finals is time for the emotional 'Patch Ceremony' where everyone in the corps is recognized.
Director Chris Nalls gives kudos and patches.
And gets kisses in return.
Even the staff gets patches.
And, in a special new addition, Renegades most-excellent bus drivers get patches, too.
Lots of applause for all.
And smiles all around.
Lee presents the drum line with their patches.
Julie gives the guard patches.
One of the biggest cheers of the night was for Renegades financial wiz and pit master, Johanna.
Patch = high fiber.
Mr. Pearson drove the Renegades trailer from California to Scranton, then back.
The after-finals party went all night long.
And lots of new friendships were made.
A loooooooong weekend. But another huge success.
R7.
Some people had to jump back into 'real life' before we returned to Caifornia.
Pooh shows how much fun we had in the 2004 Renegades.
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Hurry up and wait!
Minervinni sandwich!
Pon and Pooh? Careful!! Having this much talent in one spot can be dangerous.
Thanks to Renegades videographer, Jay Lee, video of the days performance was available.
Jessica and Roland say goodbye.
A GREAT weekend for Renegades souvies. A big thanks to our east coast fans for all the support.
This man is personally responsible for every black glove in the corps. Thanks Munson!
Yep, it's real! Hard core Renegade.
Evil Baritone/Webmaster Greg poses with the infamous Stomper.
Greg poses with the-baritone-player-formerly-known-as-Robin.
Greg poses with drum corps pessimist Catherine Burr.
Greg poses with MBI's infamous Soprano soloist, Roger Grupp.
Greg poses with Soloist-of-the-Year, Joey Pero from Empire Statesmen.
Terri and Jim MAKE OUT!
Hey DCA... "WE'LL BE BACK!"
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