Colts


Other Names:Colt .45, Dubuque Junior Dukes, Legionnaires

Dubuque, IA United States
Founded: 1963

Active Junior
World Class
YearPositionScoreTheme/Songs
1966 Wagon Wheels * Powerhouse * Walking My Baby Back Home * Chimes  
1968 Wagon Wheels * Thoroughly Modern Millie * Hello, Dolly * Those Magnificent Men In Their Flying Machines  
1969 Wild Wild West * They Call the Wind Maria (from Paint Your Wagon) * This Guy's in Love with You * Wagon Wheels * Valley of the Dolls * My Country  
1970 Wild Wild West * The Big Country * Variations on America * Overture to a Tired Old Warhorse Eating Chestnuts in a Burning Barn * Colt .45 Stomp * If Ever I Would Leave You (from Camelot)  
1971 Ghost Riders in the Sky * Proud Mary * Blues in the Night * The Long and Winding Road  
1972 Ghost Riders in the Sky * Paint Your Wagon Medley * The Gospel of No Name City (from Paint Your Wagon) * I Still See Elisa (from Paint Your Wagon) * There's a Coach Comin' In (from Paint Your Wagon)  
1973 28 62.800 The Big Country * There's a Coach Comin' In (from Paint Your Wagon) * Music from Cade's County * How the West Was Won * When Johnny Comes Marching Home * Battle Hymn of the Republic * United We Stand  
1974 Fanfare for the Common Man * Billy the Kid * Oklahoma Crude * The Sting * Ironside * How the West Was Won  
1975 30 66.400 Wild Wild West * Ghost Riders in the Sky * How the West Was Won * The Scalphunters * Left Bank Express * Ironside * California Dreamin'  
1976 25 71.250 Emperata Overture * Just You and Me * Left Bank Express * Tower of Power Medley * (You're My) Soul and Inspiration  
1977 26 73.100 Three Preludes * Suncatchers * Evergreen (from A Star is Born) * Watch Closely Now (from A Star is Born) * With One More Look at You  
1978 27 68.650 Show Boat: Scenario for Orchestra * The Birth of the Blues * Take Five * A Star is Born  
1979 35 63.300 Starburst * The Birth of the Blues * Show Boat * Stargazer * Tara's Theme (from Gone with the Wind)  
1980 28 60.100 Everything's Coming Up Roses (from Gypsy) * Summertime (from Porgy and Bess) * It Ain't Necessarily So (from Porgy and Bess) * There's a Boat That's Leavin' Soon for New York (from Porgy and Bess) * Turkey in the Straw * Smile  
1981 28 64.050 There's a Boat That's Leavin' Soon for New York (from Porgy and Bess) * Summertime (from Porgy and Bess) * Swanee * Crosswinds * Come Sail Away  
1982 24 67.200 Swing, Swing, Swing (from 1941) * Summertime (from Porgy and Bess) * Prelude to An Angry Young Man * Come in from the Rain  
1983 22 60.600 Mississippi Suite * Luck Be A Lady (from Guys and Dolls) * Sit Down You're Rockin' the Boat (from Guys and Dolls) * Dill Pickles * Mr. Bojangles * Old Man River (from Show Boat)  
1984 23 70.400 Stardust * Swing, Swing, Swing (from 1941) * A Night in Tunisia * Peninsula * What's New? * Come in from the Rain  
1985 16 80.900 Stardust * Love for Sale * A Night in Tunisia * Peninsula * Skylark * Sing Sing Sing  
1986 20 74.700 Johnny One Note (from Babes in Arms) * I've Got Rhythm * Smile Again * The Heat's On  
1987 20 76.500 Honeymoon Suite * Love for Sale * Up the Ladder to the Roof * Mardi Gras March * Somewhere Out There * Fievel's Reprise (from Fievel Goes West)  
1988 18 78.500 Seems Like Old Times * Mountain Greenery * Just in Time (from Bells Are Ringing) * Mardi Gras March * My Funny Valentine (from Babes in Arms)  
1989 21 73.600 Matchpoint * Willowcrest * Ballad for a Rough Year  
1990 23 72.800 Santorini * Ludwig * On a Hymnsong of Philip Bliss * Farandole (from L'Arlesienne)  
1991 22 72.100 Santorini * On a Hymnsong of Philip Bliss * Shock * Earthrise * In the Spring, at the Time When Kings Go Off to War  
1992 20 75.500 Morning to Morning * A Thousand Summers * Brain Dead Weasel * The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter * Reprise  
1993 12 81.600 The Four Seasons - Winter * A Thousand Summers * Summertime (from Porgy and Bess) * The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter * Reprise  
1994 12 80.100 Relations and Romance - Smile * Almost Like Being in Love (from Brigadoon) * Lover Man * (Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) Higher and Higher * As Time Goes By (from Casablanca) * Reprise 1994  
1995 9 86.300 Sunday Afternoon in the Park with George - Sunday in the Park with George (from Sunday in the Park with George) * Children and Art (from Sunday in the Park with George) * Color and Light (from Sunday in the Park with George) * Sunday (from Sunday in the Park with George)  
1996 11 81.300 The Magnificat - Magnificat anima mea (from Magnificat) * Of a Rose, A Lovely Rose (from Magnificat) * Fecit Potentiam (from Magnificat) * Esurientes (from Magnificat) * Gloria Patri (from Magnificat)  
1997 13 84.100 The Music of Blood, Sweat and Tears - God Bless the Child * Lucretia McEvil * Hi-De-Ho (That Old Sweet Roll) * 40,000 Headmen  
1998 12 85.300 A Cappella Celebration - Crown Him With Many Crowns * Searching for You * Reza * Morning * Vox Finale  
1999 12 86.000 Voices - Dies Irae (from Verdi's Requiem) * Flamma Flamma (from Flamma Flamma, the Fire Requiem) * Corpus Inimici (from Flamma Flamma, the Fire Requiem) * In Corpore (from Flamma Flamma, the Fire Requiem) * I Believe * Scherzo (from Fire Water Paper: The Vietnam Oratorio)  
2000 14 82.300 The Wait of the World - Godspeed * Speech of Angels * The Wait of the World * Now the Children Lead * The Chosen  
2001 12 84.900 Chivalry - Sinfonia Voci * Allemande (from Courtly Airs and Dances) * Battle Scene * Non Nobis Domine (from Henry V) * Once More Unto the Breach  
2002 15 83.900 Revelations - Dawn (from 5 Miniatures) * Concerto for 4 Percussion * Be Thou My Vision * New Century Dawn  
2003 16 80.050 Symphonic Visions: Ritual, Song, and Dance - Cantus Laetus * Harrison's Dream * Blue Sapphire (from Colours)  
2004 16 81.325 From the Heartland - American Overture for Band * John Henry * Threshing Machines * Old Man River (from Show Boat) * Celebration  
2005 13 84.075 Postcards From Home - The Promise of Living (from Tender Land) * The Red Pony * The Landworkers (From Estancia Ballet) * Till There Was You (from The Music Man) * Stomp Your Foot * Jubilee  
2006 13 83.050 Continuum - Windsprints * As Time Goes By (from Casablanca) * Ride  
2007 10 86.150 Equinox - With One Look (from Sunset Boulevard) * Coronation of Boris Godunov * Troika (from Lieutenant Kije Suite) * String Quartet No. 4, mvt 5 Allegro Molto * As If We Never Said Goodbye (from Sunset Boulevard)  
2008 14 85.175 Night and Day - Night and Day * New York, New York (from On the Town) * The Great Lover (from On the Town) * Dance at the Gym (from West Side Story) * Mambo (from West Side Story) * Moonlight Sonata * Unexpected Song (from Song and Dance) * Spellbound Concerto  
2009 13 85.600 Fathoms - Song of the High Seas from Victory at Sea * The Sea Treaders * The Voyage * Ebb Tide * SOS * The Journey Home  
2010 13 84.650 True Colors - Green * Alone in the Crowd (from Pollock) * One Man Show (from Pollock) * True Colors * Appalachian Morning  
2011 16 82.250 Deception: The Jagged Edge - Swan Lake * Danza de los Duendes * The Swan from Carnival of the Animals * Mind Heist  
2012 17 79.200 Boundaries - August's Rhapsody (from August Rush) * Boundaries * Piano Concerto No. 2, Second Movement * All By Myself  
2013 15 82.450 Field of Dreams - Can't Help Falling in Love * At Last * American Graffiti * The Place Where Dreams Come True (from Field of Dreams) * Chorale & Fugue In Jazz  
2014 13 85.350 Dark Side of The Rainbow - Breathe from Dark Side of the Moon * On the Run from Dark Side of the Moon * Time from Dark Side of the Moon * Powerhouse * Great Gig in the Sky from Dark Side of the Moon * Everything in its Right Place * Brain Damage from Dark Side of the Moon * Eclipse from Dark Side of the Moon  
2015 14 83.025 ...And A Shot Rings Out: A Johnny Staccato Murder Mystery - The Man With The Golden Arm * Lex (from Metropolis Symphony) * Science Fiction * Moanin' * Audrey's Dance (from Twin Peaks) * Original * Lay Me Down * Scherzo (from Fire Water Paper: The Vietnam Oratorio)  
2016 16 81.513 Nachtmusik - Moonlight Sonata * Music of the Night from Phantom of the Opera * Eine Kleine Nachtmusik * Vincent (Starry, Starry Night) * Silent Night * Nights In White Satin * New Moon In The Old Moon's Arms  
2017 15 83.888 Both Sides Now - Theme from We Are Marshall * Serenada Schizophrana * Kaleidoscope of Mathematics * Both Sides Now * Symphony No. 2 * Lasty Race (from Dreams)  
2018 14 84.613 True Believer - Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child * Not to be Forgotten (Our Final Hour) * Farandole * Land of the Long White Cloud * Endless Night * Big Shot * A Piece of Sky (from Yentl)  
2019 16 84.225 When Hell Freezes Over - Hells Bells * Inferno * Danse Macabre * Dulcinea (from Symphony No. 3, Don Quixote) * Etude Op. 25 No. 11 (Winter Wind) * Winter (from the Four Seasons) * Knockin' on Heaven's Door  
2020 Season cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic.  
2021 Leap of Faith - Rainbow Connection * Take a Chance on Me * Faith * Faith * Freedom 90  
2022 11 87.200 The Silk Road - Meetings Along The Edge * Arabian Waltz * The Dragon Boy * José / beFORe JOHN5 * Divas & Dunes * Kashmir  
2023 9 90.263 Where The Heart Is - Home Sweet Home * Minuano (Six Eight) * To Build a Home * Feels Like home  
2024 9 89.775 On Fields - Fields of Joy * MacArthur Park * Fields of Gold * Autumn Leaves * Original composition * The First Circle * Strawberry Fields Forever * Sowing the Seeds of Love  
2025 - - (Repertoire not available)  
Position 200+ indicates Division II, Position 300+ indicates Division III, Position 400+ indicates Mini Corps.

The Colts is a World Class junior field competition drum and bugle corps based in Dubuque, Iowa.

In 1963, after hosting drum corps shows for several years, the American Legion Post in Dubuque, Iowa, decided to start its own junior corps. Since the adult corps was known as the Dukes of Dubuque, the new junior corps adopted the name The Junior Dukes. Thirty-eight boys made up the corps; they received old bugles and drums from the senior corps.

The junior corps was a parade unit during its first two years. When the senior Dukes of Dubuque folded in 1964, Clarence Hagge, Dick Davis and Bob Buelow took over the Junior Dukes, changing the name to the Legionnaires in 1965. Initially attempting to recruit 13- to 15-year-old boys, the corps began admitting girls in the fall of 1965.

When the Parents and Booster Club was formed on November 16, 1966, the corps had 75 members, all under 17 years old. The first trophy ever won by the corps came that year, a second place in the Hazel Green, Wisconsin, parade. The Cadets were formed in the fall of 1967 as a feeder corps for the "A" corps. Sonia Hickson was its first director.

The Legionnaires were incorporated as a non-profit organization in 1968, when they fielded 83 members. 1968 was also the first full year of competition, with over some 4000 miles of travel. The corps brought home twelve trophies, including the 1968 State American Legion Junior Color Guard Championship. The City of Dubuque proclaimed the Legionnaires their "Junior Ambassadors of Goodwill" and presented the corps with the official Dubuque City flag.

The name change to the Colt .45 became official in 1968 so that the corps could perform in shows other than Legion sponsored events. That year, the Colt .45 adopted all-Western uniforms (because "they were the cheapest") and music. The corps competed in Class A with their first field drill, and won almost all of the 18 events they entered, including the Mid-American Circuit Championship and the Iowa VFW Junior Championship. The purchase of the corps’ first truck was the corps' first big investment.

In 1970, the corps was an innovator by performing the "Colt .45 Stomp,“ believed to be the first non-standard meter arrangement in drum corps history. Written in 7/4, the concept was so radical that some judges ticked the corps down for being out of step on every other downbeat.

1971 saw the Colt .45’s first national competition and the first time it performed on artificial turf, at the VFW Nationals in Dallas. The corps took first place at the American Legion Color Guard Championships.

By 1973, the corps had moved up to a fifth-place finish in the New Orleans VFW Nationals, as well as first in the parade competition. It was also the first year the corps attended the Drum Corps International (DCI) World Championships. A pro football halftime show at Soldier Field entertained 56,000 fans that fall.

In 1976 the corps dropped the “.45” from its name, citing the association with guns and beer. The Colts fielded about 105 members in 1976, and its color guard also began competing in Winter Guard International.

The corps finished 26th at the DCI Championships in Denver in 1977, but due to the disqualification of another corps, were officially ranked 25th, the first time they cracked the top 25. That may have been partially due to the new riverboat gambler uniform designs, created by Drum Corps World publisher Steve Vickers.

1978 was a watershed year for the Colts. A disappointing 27th place finish and a large membership turnover led to a consolidation of a core family philosophy, and a rededication to the proposition that hard work and sacrifice became worthwhile, not only because of the resulting self satisfaction, but also because the man beside you was working just as hard as you were. This feeling of family made every member take pride in the accomplishments of individuals: Jolene Miller-O'Toole was named Color Guard Captain of the Year by Drum Corps World.

The corps had the honor of playing for President Jimmy Carter while he was traveling down the Mississippi River on the Delta Queen in 1979. He told Drum Major Dave Kapp that the corps, "...sounded great.

In 1980 the Robert M. Buelow Award was established to honor Bob for his 17 years of service to the corps; it has since been awarded each year to the person who "contributed leadership, loyalty and personal commitment to the Colts Drum and Bugle Corps during the preceding years."

In 1981 the Colts sponsored a movie premiere ("Take This Job and Shove It") and a circus (for which the 32,000 brochures announced that sponsorship was by the 'Colts Drug & Bugle Corps'), and they purchased three used buses, promptly dubbed "Poseidon", "Lusitania", and "Titanic".

The 1982 Colts can be considered a turning point in the corps' history. An influx of new members helped the corps strengthen its family atmosphere and audience oriented shows. At the DCI Championships in Montreal the corps reached its goal of Associate Membership with an historic 24th place finish, their highest placement to that time.

The Colts were innovators again in 1983, being the first corps to march a complete concept program design for the first time in drum corps history with the "Mississippi Suite." The corps used music and props to tell a continuous story throughout the entire show. At a North Carolina show the crowd, feeling the Colts should have won, booed their second-place finish. This helped members understand that numbers and placement are less important than how they as, individuals, felt after a performance.

In 1984 the Colts became the "Kings of Swing,“ fielding drum corps’ first trap set. At the end of the season, after seven years as director, Jim Mason left to become the director of the new Star of Indiana, and, to pay back stealing him away, Star founder Bill Cook bought the corps new uniforms. Greg Orwoll took over.and remained the corps’ director for the next 26 years.

After their 16th place finish in 1985, Governor Terry Branstad proclaimed the corps "Iowa's Ambassadors of Music,” and jazz ruled the repertoire. The jazz style continued into 1989 with the largest hornline in corps history, 54 members. A record eight foreign musicians traveled to Dubuque to be a part of the 1985 Colts.

1991 saw the restructuring of the member responsibilities and approach to rehearsing and performing, while still keeping the focus of the corps values of entertaining the audience, educating the members and supporting the corps family. During this period the Colts changed their repertoire from jazz to new age literature.

As part of the corps’ 30th anniversary celebration in 1993, the Colts sponsored a parade in conjunction with the local community theatre's production of "The Music Man.” The grand marshal was Mrs. Meredith Willson. The corps that performed in the evening show participated in the parade, which was televised live and attracted the largest crowd to witness a parade in Dubuque in modern times.

The modern day Colts Alumni Association and the Colts Hall of Fame were established in 1993. The Hall of Fame recognizes those who have been a vital part of the Colts history.

The Colts thrived in the heat and humidity of Jackson, Mississippi, in 1993, and surprised everybody with a 12th place DCI finish after years of finishes in the twenties. They stayed in the top 12 through 1996. The directors of Drum Corps Midwest voted them the Most Improved Corps Award, and DCM awarded Greg Orwoll Director of the Year honors. The Colts' best ever finish was ninth, in 1995 during a run of seven Top 12 Finals appearnces in nine years (1993-2001).

The corps started defining the Colts Style in 1998 with the 'A Capella Show,' placing greater emphasis on marching and technique. An incident that year helped the Colts family knit more tightly, and reaffirmed the family of drum corps itself. On the way to a show in Montreal, the three buses were in an accident. Six people went to the hospital, while the rest of the corps went to the stadium. All of the other corps helped the Colts regain their footing, donating food, buses, and time that night. The members and staff pulled together, and the family was made tighter.

In 1998 and '99, the Colts Style became even more evident, both on and off the field. The group's cornfield practice field was extended to give the corps a chance to get the show completely on the field, even though record Midwest heat forced them to rehearse at night. Their travels took them to Washington, D.C., where they performed at the U.S. Capitol, and the drum majors participated in a ceremony at The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. And at the '99 Madison DCI Championships, the corps found themselves with a World Champion cymbal line, which scored of 97 out of 100 in the Individual and Ensemble competition.

After a large age-out, the corps was full of mostly new staff and membership (average age 17.5) in 2000, creating an energetic atmosphere, but Semifinals were as close as the corps would get, with a 14th-place finish. The 2000 banquet was hosted in the new Colts Community Center, the first property the corps has owned.

With most of the staff and members returning in 2001, it was easy to pick up where the 2000 corps left off. All season, the Colts were performing at a higher level than had been reached in previous years. On Semifinals night, the corps placed 12th, sending them back for a Saturday night at Finals. This was an experience that many members of the corps had yet to share, making the evening that much more special. Overall, the corps grew as a family and matured as a performing organization.

From 2002 through 2019, the Colts have remained a strong competitor, but have returned to DCI Finals only in 2007, with a 10th place finish. Only the growth in strength of all the other World Class corps has held the corps out of Finals.

The 2020 season was cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The corps returned to the field for the non-competitive 2021 season. 


[Colts Youth Organization; Drum Corps World, (various issues); Drum Corps International; A History of Drum & Bugle Corps, Vol. 2]

Members (110)

Member Name Section Years Involved
(Lawson) Killey, Amy Soprano 2000 to 2002
Albrecht, Bill Baritone 2002 to 2004
Ames, Ernest baritone 1991
Anderson, David Baritone 2000
Anderson, Jocelyn colorguard 2002 to 2005
Ansley, Jake Cymbal Line 2001 to 2004
Armstrong, Craig Visual Tech 2000 to 2001
Armstrong, Craig Drill Designer 2004
Ary, Mike Contrabass 1998 to 1999
Ashlock, Adam Battery 1992 to 1993
Asplund, Greg Baritone 2002 to 2004
Beatty, Steve Baritone 2002 to 2004
Billock, Matt Baritone 2001
Bonfig, Mike Soprano 1990
Breidigam, Nicholas Cymbals 2009 to 2010
Burgess, Dallas Baritone 1996
Burgess, Dallas Brass 1996
Champagne, Nic Contra 2000 to 2001
Champagne, Nic Co-Drum Major 2002
Champagne, Nic Marching Tech 2004
Chien, Chi-Fan Soprano 2004
Cole, Brian Soprano 1998
Coleman, Michael Front Ensemble 2000 to 2002
Crocker, Greg Bus Driver 2000
De Nunzio, Ryan Cymbal Line 1995
De Nunzio, Ryan Front Ensemble/Pit 1996
Dearing, Jon Soprano 1983 to 1988
Doop, Paul Arranger/Staff Front ensemble 1988
Estep, Dawn Contra 2002
Ewing, Janelle Baritone 1997 to 1999
Fisher, Luis Contrabass 1992 to 1994
Fitzsimmons, Dan Mellophone 1991 to 1994
Freelend, Mike Mellophone 2006
Garringer, Alec Tuba 2013
Gervais, Ben Cymbals 2002 to 2004
Guns, Pam Guard 1967 to 1971
Hascall, Ky Contra/drum major 1986 to 1989
Hearn, Patrick Mellophone 2000
Holtz, Erin Mellophone (Auditioning) 2006
Hoskins, Ben Front Ensemble 2004 to 2007
Hudson, Aaron Contra 2005 to 2007
Huntley, David snare line 1979 to 1981
James, Melissa Soprano 2003
Jensen, Anna Euphonium 1987
Johnson, Jim Baritone 1989 to 1990
Johnson, Jim Staff 1991 to 1992
Jordan, Joshua Baritone 1997
Jordan, Joshua Contra 1998 to 1999
Kaplan, Jake Baritone 2014 to 2015
Keech, Darrell Staff 1998
Killham, Adam Baritone 2003
Klawitter, Mike Percussion-Pit 1984 to 1985
Larson, Alex Soprano 2004
Lawrence, Courtney soprano 2003
Lawson, Scott Baritone 1996 to 2000
Ledezma, Ismael Visual Staff 2009 to 2011
Lee, David Contra 2009
Lee, David Euphonium 2010
Leeson, Chris Mellophone 2004
Leitzke, Mike Percussion Staff 2010
Lineberry, Kent tenor line 1996 to 1999
Low- Underwood, Amanda Front Ensemble 1998
Luke, Dean Baritone 2018 to 2021
Magrini, Vince Contra/Baritone 1982 to 1983
Magrini, Vincent Brass 1982 to 1983
Majors, Aaron Soprano 2002 to 2003
McKenna, Michael Tenors 2002
McKeown, Phillip Bass Line 1998
McLuhan, Graham Trumpet/Soprano 2004
McLuhan, Graham Soprano 2004
Middleton, Paul Contra 1985 to 1986
Mielke, Dave Baritone 1983
Miller, Jr., J. J. Tenors 1979 to 1986
Mills, Ryan Soprano 2004
Morley, David Soprano 2001 to 2002
Neimeyer, Daniel Drumset (leisure line) 1986
Nelson, Kayla Baritone 2001 to 2004
Nelson, Tony Pit 2003
Nelson, Tony Color Guard 2004
Osborne, Allen Percussion (Snare) 1993 to 1994
Parkinson, Brian Contrabass 1993
Pietscher, Elsa Baritone 2002
Pressley, David driver 1993 to 1999
Rabbitt, Emilie Colorguard 2004
Raker, Samuel Brass 2018 to 2021
Reder, Rob Front Ensemble 2003
Reed, Michael Brass Staff 2001
Riebesehl, Dale contra 1983
Rogers, Brandon Mellophone 2004 to 2005
Ross, Dilan Back Field Conductor 2003
Saunders, Von Contra 2004
Schreiber, Keriann soprano 1999
Schultz, Timothy Soprano 2003
Schultz, Timothy Baritone 2004 to 2005; 2007
Schunk, Carter Trumpet 2017 to 2018
Schwarz, Dana Colorguard 2004 to 2005
Smith, Joe Mellophone 2003 to 2004
Smith, Samantha Mellophone 2005
Splitter, LeAnn Soprano 2001 to 2002
Splitter, LeAnn Visual Staff 2003 to 2006
Stegall, Floyd Management 1991 to 1996
Swift, Grant Contra 2004 to 2006
Symoniak, Kyle Contrabass 2002
Viviano, Joseph Front Ensemble 2004 to 2005
Wear, Ryan Tenors 2000; 2002
Wise, Chris Trumpet 2007
Wolff, Erin Colorguard 2002
Wong, Nick Baritone 2006 to 2007
littlefield, jason Cymbals 1990
zimmermann, judy brass 1968 to 1972

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