1998
Music
Silverado
Tombstone
Ghost Riders
How the West Was Won
Awards & Recognitions
DCI Individual and Ensemble Contest:
Soprano: Marcus Gallizzi - 82.40 - 16th
Corps Members
Drum Major: Joshua White
Guard Captain: Amy Biggs
Cameron Payne, Adam Nichols, Matt Murphy, Jacob McIntosh, Adam Corson, Aemalemaio Seui, Ben Nicholson, Kenny Nelson, Evan Jones, Chris Holland, Josh Halsell, Erin Butler, Teresa Weepie, Leah Weatherford, Reed Larson, Kit Land, Jeff Lane, Julie Johnson, Kelly Boesch, Michael Aldape, Jolie Teeters, Marcus Galizzi, Greg Garrison, Eric Gallipo, Tash Eberle, Kristen Campbell, Jason Capps, Scott Bradford, TJ Alleman, Robert Allcock, Danny Vasquez, Missy Johnson, Neil Harbel, Jason Curtis, Bill Watkins, Sara Thompson, Donnell Tate, Ryan Stack, Louise Rew, Emily Miller, Casey Edmunds, Dan Dolan, Adam Diamond, Joseph Anguiano, Gus Quintero, Dan Perkins, Morgan Nowlan, Tanner Franks, Joe Foldenauer, Greg Duchscher, Marc Cook, Sam Villarreal, Brooke Swanson, Molly Stroud, Amanda Stephenson, Michael Sanchez, Jessica Robertson, Tia Ridley, Sara Quehrn, Stephanie Miller, Amber Louton, Jennifer Holt, Kim Grieg, John Holdaway, Michelle Donahue, Jake Campbell, Cindy Breadon
From the DCI Yearbook:
Establishing a solid foundation through a new beginning last season, the Troopers are “Forging a Frontier” in 1998. Setting out the dramatic impacts of Silverado - Main Theme and The Getaway (Bruce Broughton), we visualize the true Western Heritage of early frontier settlements depicted through vibrant motions of music and drill. We subsequently find ourselves reflecting on the importance of family, and the unity brought on by the struggle of frontier life through the rich, sweeping phrases of Tombstone - The Family (Broughton). without provocation, the calm of the night is disrupted through the percussive climax of Silverado - the McKendrick Attack (Broughton), eluding to the turmoil and conflict of the rough, rugged and untamed West. As the dust settles, a new frontier has been formed, drawing upon reflections of our past, as the corps proudly presents as new rendition of its signature selections, Ghostriders/Riders in the Sky (Stan Jones) and invites you to join them in celebrating their 40th anniversary. Realizing their contribution since Troopers inception, the members would like to dedicate this year’s production to the Troopers Alumni for upholding the tradition over the last forty years.
