The Vogler Studio Parade Corps has been performing in local parades since 1978. Just this year (2006) we performed in Christmas Parades in High Point, Winston Salem, and Lewisville.
When the local TV news showed coverage of the Winston Salem parade in 2005 they featured our girls performing. When the Winston Salem Journal's special 'Clemmons' section printed an article about the Lewisville Christmas parade in 2005 they placed one picture in the paper, and it was our girls twirling batons and smiling with spirit.
In 2006 the Winston Salem Journal featured our group in a large picture on the front of the Sunday Local section after performing in the Winston Salem Christmas Parade.
The High Point parade has awarded our group the 'outstanding majorette award' in 1990, '93, '96, '97, '98, '99, '00, '01, '02, '03, and 2004.
Parades are an opportunity for the students to be part
of something big. Last year I had an advanced one baton, a two baton,
an intermediate one baton, and then a beginner one baton. Four routines
going down the street at the same time to the same music. It becomes
a big show. The Winston and High Point parades actually begin at dark
so that the students can twirl their 'light batons'.
The students twirl batons and strutt to music as they travel down the street in parades.
