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TOP PHOTO: This photo was taken at the "Flying Flags"
Winter Guard Contest sponsored by the Purple Knights of
Rockford, Ill., on 02-15-64. This photo appeared in the March,
1964 issue of Drum Corps World.
BOTTOM PHOTO: Photo of the victors at the Rockford Purple
Knights' Flying Flags contest on 02-15-65. McHenry Vicounts
were first, 88.1; Phantomettes second, 85.75, and the Kilties
third, 84.7. This photo also appeared in the March, 1964,
issue of Drum Corps World magazine.
Winter Guard Contest sponsored by the Purple Knights of
Rockford, Ill., on 02-15-64. This photo appeared in the March,
1964 issue of Drum Corps World.
BOTTOM PHOTO: Photo of the victors at the Rockford Purple
Knights' Flying Flags contest on 02-15-65. McHenry Vicounts
were first, 88.1; Phantomettes second, 85.75, and the Kilties
third, 84.7. This photo also appeared in the March, 1964,
issue of Drum Corps World magazine.
TOP PHOTO: This photo appeared in the December, 1964,
issue of Drum Corps World magazine. Left to right: Jon Dorsey,
Bill Schultz, Bob Ahlborg, Ken Norman and Les Chambasian.
KEN NORMAN STATES, "Another historic photo, and not just
because it was the last contest in which I was eligible to
compete as a Kiltie.
We switched instruments, starting a corps photo tradition which
persisted for over a decade.
It culminated in 1972-73, when the riflers and tri-tenors would
swap equipment in grand finales."
JEFF RASMUSSEN STATES, "I believe that traditon ended in
'72 when John Beckett and I traded our rifles to Camarada and
Psczelkowski for their tri-tenors. It may have gone unnoticed
until we decided to do more than just carry them.....not a big hit
with the staff!"
issue of Drum Corps World magazine. Left to right: Jon Dorsey,
Bill Schultz, Bob Ahlborg, Ken Norman and Les Chambasian.
KEN NORMAN STATES, "Another historic photo, and not just
because it was the last contest in which I was eligible to
compete as a Kiltie.
We switched instruments, starting a corps photo tradition which
persisted for over a decade.
It culminated in 1972-73, when the riflers and tri-tenors would
swap equipment in grand finales."
JEFF RASMUSSEN STATES, "I believe that traditon ended in
'72 when John Beckett and I traded our rifles to Camarada and
Psczelkowski for their tri-tenors. It may have gone unnoticed
until we decided to do more than just carry them.....not a big hit
with the staff!"
ABOVE: 1964 Kilties. Photo was taken at the Kiltie Bratwurst
Days.
BELOW: Sept. Issue of the Eastern Review magazine.
Days.
BELOW: Sept. Issue of the Eastern Review magazine.
