Vanderbilt University Naval ROTC - Galleon Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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Drill Team Composed of all volunteer midshipmen and, according to self-claims, the amost moti- vated in the battalionn, the VUNROTC Drill Team continued in their tradition of render- ing sharp, precise, and impressive drill perfor- mances for unit functions and various parades and meets. The unit staff advisor for the ac- tivity was GYSGT Wimsatt, with MIDN 1fC Banks and MIDN 1fC Harrington as CO's for the fall and spring semester respectively. Pa- rades attended included the Veteran's Day, Mardi Gras, and Christmas Parades. In the spring they attended the Auburn Drill Meet, where they placed fourth, and the Blue Grass Invitational Drill Meet at Eastern Kentucky University where they placed third. if i 1 'Q . ur '-A Q l. e 'li . 7 fi- M . , L Q ' 1 . 4 1. vi ! ,yr if K I .1-,Qjjss f , fp p 4, T Q -- s.. 15,3 e 1- fa- f- ing 1:1 .f ' ui-'E . . , .. Q1-in-'gf gf . , Ji., 1 , V. .- f3,,,,5. .. t 4 4 V ' 4 n 1 ' ' V X ' Q f- . 4 ,Ja N993 V- , Q , 1-. -- Color Guard The Color Guard represents the Vander- bilt NROTC Unit and the United States Navy and Marine Corps by carrying the col- ors at public events. Regular performances include Vanderbilt basketball games and lo- cal parades. The highlights of the year include perfor- mances at Mardi Gras in New Orleans, the Veterans Day parade, the Christmas Day Pa- rade, and the May Day celebration at Bel- mont College. While the color guard is a very squared away organization, its members are also known to be highly motivated in the pur- suit of a good time. Unoffical reports from a Barnard Hall party state no survivors . I CN - 5 - S is 1' 5 sl? 2 5--. l y . Q 1 'A K- 1 : ---' -as J tp 'i x Band The VUNROTC unit band, commanded by MIDN lfC Brad Robnett in the fall and MIDN 1fC Tiin Lisko in the spring, repre- sented the unit on numerous occasions dur- ing the 198-if-85 academic year. In addition to performing at unit events for stall' and family, such as the fall and spring reviews, the band enjoyed other opportunities during the year to display their talent. Most notable among the events were the Nashville Veteran's Day and Christmas parades, the Krew of Iris Mardi Gras parade, and the Navy and Ma- rine Corps birthday celebrations. They also gained the distinction of first place among college bands performing at the Christmas parade.