Union RR History

Ben Hur: A huge boat drill formation that included a wind machine and colorguard manning oars for added visual impact was one of the highlights of the program. The 1992 show earned Union 1st Place at the Oklahoma Bandmasters Association State Marching Band Championship, and the band also took top honors at the Invitational Festival in Denver and had the thrill of performing at a Broncos football game in Mile High Stadium. As an added honor, the Renegade Regiment performed for President George Bush during a campaign stop in Tulsa. (Music by: Miklos Rozsa * Arranged by: Jair Klarfeld * Drill Design by: Alan Mueggenborg)

	History Gallery	1992 - 1993

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Ben Hur: A huge boat drill formation that included a wind machine and colorguard manning oars for added visual impact was one of the highlights of the program. The 1992 show earned Union 1st Place at the Oklahoma Bandmasters Association State Marching Band Championship, and the band also took top honors at the Invitational Festival in Denver and had the thrill of performing at a Broncos football game in Mile High Stadium. As an added honor, the Renegade Regiment performed for President George Bush during a campaign stop in Tulsa. (Music by: Miklos Rozsa * Arranged by: Jair Klarfeld * Drill Design by: Alan Mueggenborg)

Above, the Renegade Regiment at Mile High Stadium in Denver while below, the kids practice before their Denver show at the foot hills of the Rockies. RR Drum Majors pose with our trophies from OBA. (Pictures provided by Gretchen Otto-Cathey & Shelly Kent-Nelson)



The Renegade Regiment meet and perform for President George Bush during a '92 Campaign stop in Tulsa. (Pictures provided by Shelly Kent-Nelson)

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