Brown Military Academy - Warrior Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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EUNIIEHT BH-ND PERCUSSION: Principal: SPC. Gary Jerome Cpl. Gerald Adams Pvt. Ronald Ogborn Sgt. Thomas Anable Pvt. Gary Davis Pvt. Leland Rossi Pvt. Walter Geyer TRUMPETS: Principal: 2nd Lt. Dwight Pvt. John Hollingsworth lst Sergeant Ted Light Pvt. Jerry Dieball Ptc. Albert Harris Pvt. Robert Yocum - TROMBONES: Principal: Pvt. John Robinson Pvt. John Mulcahy Ptc. Richard Neely Pvt. Nathan Sackerson Ptc. Dean Hall HORNS: Principal: MfSgt. Edward Checkert Principal: Pvt. Stc. William Johansen . Roger Shell STRING BASS: Principal: Cpl. DRUM MAJO Bruce Ackerman R: BARITONE: Principal: Pvt. Wayne Murray BASS:- Principal: Sgt Raymond Agostini CLARINETS: Principal: Sgt James' Owens Pvt. Ronald Haake Ptc. Don DeFay Sgt. Micky Morton Cpl David Koziol Pvt. Robert Levine Pvt. John Mitchell Sgt Laurin Williams Pvt. Lee Sanderson SAXOPHONES: Principal: Capt. Roy Rodriguez Cpl. Robert Neu Sgt. Lawrence Moe FLUTE AND PICCOLO: Principal: MfSgt. Mike English Ptc. Robert Hardie BANDMASTER Capt. Myron Collins Capt. .Roy Rodrig uez CADET BAND DIRECTOR: MfSgt. Michael English Each great warrior ot his'tory has his band ot musicians to inspire his troops to victory. This tra- dition still has its' place in every military post in the world. Capt. Allen T. Hendren has urged the Academy band to be just such a source ot inspiration to the cadet corps. On September, l957, a group ot young musicians met each other tor the tirst time. Two weeks later they won tirst place in the Fiesta de la Luna parade at Chula Vista and two weeks atter that tirst place in the Apple Day parade at Julian. This same tine spirit has been evident throughout the year. Each Thursday Chapel service is inspired by the martial music ot the band. Award assemblies have been tavored by tamiliar concert selections. The Chapel services on the Sunday parade days have been enhanced with sacred selections. On March 6, l958, the band was invitedto participate in the San Diego City and County Music Festival. The three Adjudicators were unanimous in awarding a superior rating to the band.

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1 .:,'f 3 7 ' : a f 1 s . .2 . ,. , I k,,:, j .U IM IIE B!-KNII A ll IIUMBII W z j vu. , . r , F of r, f f Lett to right: Good, Rodriguez, Hollingsworth, Moe, English, Checlcert, Owens, Aclcerman, Light, Yocum, Jerome, Saclcerson l-laalce Neely, Robinson. The dance band o-tters versatility in music, it ,gives one a great cleal ot pleasure to have some- -thing to otter so many people who enjoy clancing, also those who just enjoy listening t-o goocl dance music. l at Aff rr a ll 5 Q i 1. 1-: .Z ,QA ' 5 Lett to right: Rodriguez, Good, Mulcahy, Neely, Ogborn, Jerome.English, Ackerman. Along with the dance bancl is the combo. The combo plays Ott and on with the dance band. so that the members ot the dance band may get a chance to rest and clance. The combo plays mostly Latin American tunes, ancl once in a while maybe a rock n roll tune.