by Bill Cook - Founder, Star of Indiana
Originally Written: Sept. 23, 1995
Revised: Nov. 17, 1996, Mar. 12, 1999, & January 2, 2001
Star of Indiana's founder, Bill Cook, has written his memoirs of the formation and history of Star of Indiana. The recollections detail Star of Indiana's meteoric rise through the competitive drum and bugle corps activity and evolution into one of the world's preeminent youth musical organizations. |
CHAPTER ONE: 1984
Introduction
Star Becomes a Reality
Jim Mason, Director - Star of Indiana
The Winter of 1984
CHAPTER TWO: 1985-1987
The Summer of 1985
The Summers of 1986 and 1987
CHAPTER THREE: 1988-1990
The Summer of 1988,
the Year of Change
The Summer of 1989
The Summer of 1990
CHAPTER FOUR: 1991
The Summer of 1991
George (Zingali)
CHAPTER FIVE: 1992
The Summer of 1992
Jim Mason's Psyche in 1992
Wesley (Johnson)
The PBS Television Broadcast
Contributions to DCI and Other Corps
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CHAPTER SIX: 1993
The Summer of 1993,
the Year of the Bitch
CHAPTER SEVEN: The Brass Theater Years
The Summers of 1994 and 1995
The Summer of 1996
CHAPTER EIGHT: The Brass Theater Years
The Summers of 1997 and 1998 -
Star in Branson
Star of Indiana After Drum Corps
CHAPTER NINE: The Blast! Years
1999, 2000 and Beyond
Blast! in London
Blast! in the United States
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