From the Crossmen Web site:
The Crossmen are coming off an exhilarating and productive camp where energy, inspiration and the ties that unite 'Bones' from one season to the next were felt throughout the weekend.
The corps met for its fourth rehearsal of the season at Ronald Reagan High School in San Antonio, Texas, learning additional music to the their break-out program "Metamorphosis," and taking part in "Member-to-Member" time where veterans and rookies continue to learn about each other and the rich traditions that make the Crossmen a legend in the activity. The corps also received an inspiring talk from alumnus and Youth Education in the Arts Executive Director George Hopkins.
"This camp was the best yet," Crossmen Director Mark Chambers said. "The members worked hard and all goals were met. This show really seems to be working - it's very creative and unique."
Read more on www.yea.org.
The Crossmen are coming off an exhilarating and productive camp where energy, inspiration and the ties that unite 'Bones' from one season to the next were felt throughout the weekend.
The corps met for its fourth rehearsal of the season at Ronald Reagan High School in San Antonio, Texas, learning additional music to the their break-out program "Metamorphosis," and taking part in "Member-to-Member" time where veterans and rookies continue to learn about each other and the rich traditions that make the Crossmen a legend in the activity. The corps also received an inspiring talk from alumnus and Youth Education in the Arts Executive Director George Hopkins.
"This camp was the best yet," Crossmen Director Mark Chambers said. "The members worked hard and all goals were met. This show really seems to be working - it's very creative and unique."
Read more on www.yea.org.