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1993 - 1996
The United States Naval Academy Band
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Thomas Metcalf, 22nd Leader

Lou Berner, Assistant Leader.

Marching Band 1993
1st row: Kathy Callahan, Mike Thompson, Gary Wolfe, Tom Metcalf,
Lou Berner, Bob Rumbley, Don Carter
2nd row: Amy Meyer, Linda Reeves, Richard Diefenderfer, Diane Tarabour, Ronda Ory-Lettie,
Gerry Granata, Marcia Diehl, Alexandra Chappell, James Rodak
3rd row: Chris Raifsnyder, Jeff Scaringe, Ray Ascione, Larry Boozer, Russ Devilbiss,
David Hanner, Stan Moore, Erik Swanson, Dan Leathers, Tom Steele
4th row: Craig Young, Ron Vazquez, John Ohlemeyer, Randy Martell, Jim Bean,
Gary Leming, Ken Bell, Ken Pfabe, Dan Orban, Jim Cunningham, John Babcock
5th row: Tracy Ford, Adam Tillett, Steve Barzal, Tony Valerio, Rick Chappell, Ken Shrum, William Hunley, Jeff Diehl, Dan Drew, Bruce McDonald, Patty Zweibel, Deborah McLaughlin
6th row: John White, Nick Pastelak, Bruce Smith, Scott Tarabour, Frank Russo, Rob Werntz, Ken Meeks, John Parsons, Joel Lewis, Kelly O'Bryant, Blake Cramer, Mike Jarjoura, Max Murray
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The opening ceremonies of the 1993 All-Star Game in the new Camden Yards Stadium in Baltimore, Maryland.

The Next Wave, 1993.
(l-r) 1st Row: Craig Young, Gerry Granata, Chris Raifsnyder, Jay Marcum,
Blake Cramer, Max Murray, Tracy Ford.
2nd Row: Larry Boozer, Dan Drew, Rhoades Whitehill, Patty Zweibel,
Jeff Diehl, Mike Thompson, Frank Russo.
3rd Row: Gary Wolfe, Randy Martell, Dan Orban, Ken Pfabe.

The Superintendent's Combo with the Superintendent, 1993.
(l-r) Rhoades Whitehill, Max Murray, Rear Admiral and Mrs. Thomas C. Lynch,
Mike Thompson, Frank Russo.

Concert Band 1994
1st row: Linda Reeves, Alexandra Chappell, Richard Diefenderfer,
Gerry Granata, Ronda Ory-Lettie, Diane Tarabour
2nd row: Stan Moore, Ray Ascione, Ron Vazquez, Amy Meyer, Chris Raifsnyder, Paul Skinner, Kathy Callahan, Russ Devilbiss, Marcia Diehl, Dan Leathers, David Hanner
3rd row: Rick Chappell, Adam Tillett, Tony Valerio, Steve Barzal, Don Carter,
James Rodak, Craig Young, Tom Steele, Jay Marcum
4th row: John Ohlemeyer, John Babcock, Ken Bell, Ken Pfabe, Randy Martell, Jim Bean,
William Hunley, Ken Shrum, Rhoades Whitehill, Patty Zweibel, Jeff Diehl, Dan Drew
Standing: Gary Wolfe, Tracy Ford, Deborah McLaughlin, Blake Cramer, Nick Pastelak,
Rob Werntz, Frank Russo, Bob Rumbley, Rob Vuono, Max Murray,
Kelly O'Bryant, Scott Tarabour, Tom Metcalf
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The ceremonial band near the Robert Crown Sailing Center, 1994.

The USNA Band Saxophone Quartet, 1994.
Chris Raifsnyder, tenor; Jay Marcum, baritone; Craig Young, alto; James Rodak, soprano.

The USNA Band Trombone Quartet, 1994.
Ken Shrum, Dan Drew, William Hunley, Patty Zweibel.

The USNA Band Tuba Euphonium Quartet, 1994.
Ken Shrum, Kelly O'Bryant, Scitt Tarabour, William Hunley.

The Percussion Ensemble, 1994.
Rob Werntz, Frank Russo, Bob Rumbley, Blake Cramer, Nick Pastelak.

The USNA Band Woodwind Quintet, 1994.
Kathy Callahan, Steve Barzal, Dave Hanner, Ronda Ory-Lettie, Richard Diefenderfer.

Electric Brigade 1994
1st row: John Parsons, Mike Jarjoura, Joel Lewis, Jim Cunningham
2nd row: Erik Swanson, Ken Meeks, Richie Smith, Gary Leming, Joe McCarthy.

The Superintendent's Combo with the Superintendent and Vice CNO, 1994.
(l-r) Max Murray, Frank Russo, Admiral Charles R. Larson, Rhoades Whitehill,
Admiral Stanley R. Arthur, Blake Cramer.

This button refers to the Band's answer to victory in the
1994 Army/Navy football contest.

The Superintendent's Combo with the CNO, 1995.
(l-r) Max Murray, Mike Whittaker, Admiral Jeremy Michael Boorda,
Frank Russo, Rhoades Whitehill.

Max Murray and a young friend pose for a shot used on the cover of the
T.U.B.A. Journal. This photo was also prominently displayed in the Superintendent's quarters.

The USNA Band Tuba Euphonium Quartet, 1996.
Kabin Thomas, William Hunley, Ken Shrum, Scott Tarabour.

The USNA Band Brass Quintet, 1996.
Kelly O'Bryant, tuba; Bruce McDonald, trombone; Tony Valerio, French horn;
Dan Orban, trumpet; Jim Bean, trumpet.

1993 - 1996

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