- Part 1: In what city were the competitions held?
Wildwood - Part 2: What was the name of the field where the competitions were held?
Maxwell Field - Part 3: What two field competitions were held that weekend?
There were at least 3 - State American Legion Jr., Sr., and Color Guard
(note from Jo -- I was only looking for guard and corps ... Thea was more precise) - Part 4: Who was the weekend's sponsor?
American Legion - Part 5: Who was our first sponsor?
Father and Son (I think) Post 324, Edison - Part 6: Who was our last sponsor?
T. Nulty Post 471, Iselin - Part 7: What were you required to do on Saturday afternoon?
March the parade down Atlantic Avenue - Part 8: Besides the reviewing stand, what was one required "stop and play" location for the parade?
Kellys until they closed during the parade due to "shenanigans" by the "seniors", then the Garden State Bar. FYI - Kellys is open again during the whole weekend now that we "seniors" are better behaved.
(note from Jo -- either Kelly's or the Garden State were acceptable answers. Thea included both) - Part 9: Where did most of us go on Saturday evening?
The Boardwalk, after going to the hotel where our Legion Post stayed (the Olympic) to play a concert
(note from Jo -- either the concert or the Boardwalk were acceptable answers. Thea included both)
This week's trivia question -- an easy two-parter:
- Part 1: What horns did we replace with when we bought our mellophones?
- Part 2: What was the major defining characteristic about the players in our mellophone line that made it unique in corpsdom at the time?
All for now -- corpsdially yours from jo!
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