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| H.S. yearbook nickname "Indian" |
In 1983, every fifth period in the fall, music could be heard echoing forth from a football field behind a local N.J. high school.
Those responsible for these melodious sounds included one of Westfield's Finest. This "Band Captain" led his marching band to appearances in the annual Rutger's H.S. marching band competition as well as the David Brearley Marching Band Expo.
Today, you might find this horn blower wearing another kind of uniform. Although the hat is as important as the musical instrument in order to identify the band member, this "son of the sax" prefers not to muss his coiffure.
TFoTM would like to thank one of our readers for the photo submission.
Click on the video below to find out who this pipe player is.
ROLMFAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteStill ROLMFAO!!!!!!! Help, I can't breathe, ROLMFAO!!!!!
ReplyDeletePlay me a tune Davy
ReplyDeleteBand Geek turned Police Bully
ReplyDeleteHey Davy blow this
ReplyDeleteDave, please bring your instrument to the Christmas party and play a song. HILARIOUS! You look a lot slimmer in the picture. Did you use some kind of special cream to get as big as you are now?
ReplyDeleteSince Dave will be performing at the Christmas Party if anyone who wants requests post them here.......so Dave will have time to practice ....my request is the Twelve Days of Christmas.....
ReplyDeleteI want this song:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r4NLTiveEc0&sns=em
he has his hat on in the picture but won't wear one with his police uniform do as I say and not as I do typical of dave
ReplyDeleteanonymous says,
ReplyDeleteIf only Clark had not asked for a urine sample, the Barry Bonds of law enforcement might be in Clark today.
You worst post yet, greg. Juvenile, vindictive, badly written & really stupid. Something a 15 yr old would do.
ReplyDeleteBruce,
ReplyDeleteNot every blog post will sit well with everyone. Your description of the post is your opinion and opinions are what this site looks to entice from it's readers.
One day "Indian" might become "Chief".
There are plenty of other hidden messages and underlying themes relevant to this picture.
Greg we ARE all allowed our opinion and I think your Indian post is well written, smart, honest and as all your information is , well researched and accurate and of course Hilarious............HILARIOUS
ReplyDeleteDear Bruce
ReplyDeleteYour opinion is yours and I respect it....however there are many people that will disagree with for many different reason.....I for one am not a fan of Mr. Wayman for many reasons....I worked with him in the PD for many years and his work ethic and practices were questionable at best......since you were willing to post your name I will so the same......
Take the "n" out of "Band" in the title. Now there's the truth!
ReplyDeletegreg, too bad u "retired" so early in ur career. we need more clowns down at the station house.
ReplyDeleteA sgt had a conversation with his subordinate one day. During the conversation the patrolman told his supervisor that there were two kinds of cops in the department, cowards and clowns. The sgt asked the officer, "Well then, what group am I in?". The officer said, "You're a clown." The three ring circus will continue as long as P.T. Barnum is in charge. Better to be a clown than a coward.
ReplyDeleteI was wondering why a Westfield High School fullback would hide behind a Clark band geek? Why?
ReplyDeleteTo the previous post......you lost me on that one . Name names.....
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