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Photos from the 120th Rose Parade

"Hats Off" to all 21 groups that performed in the 120th Tournament of Roses Parade on Jan. 1, 2009. With this year’s theme as “Hats Off to Entertainment,” a larger number of bands came from California. But bands also traveled from as far as Hawaii, Mexico and even England to pay tribute to Hollywood film and music. Here are some photos of the memorable "entertaining" event.

Photos by Christine Ngeo Katzman
Posted January 2009

Aguilas Doradas Marching Band from Puebla, Mexico	Alhambra (Calif.) Unified School District Band	Blue Springs (Mo.) High School Golden Regiment Marching Band
Broken Arrow (Okla.) High School Marching Band	Frank W. Ballou Majestic Marching Knights from Washington, D.C.	Golden Valley High School Cardinal Regime from Merced, Calif.
Hawaii All-State Marching Band	Homewood (Ala.) Patriot Band	Honor Band of America representing about 200 high school nationwide
Liberty High School Grenadier Band from Bethlehem, Pa.	Los Angeles Unified School District All District High School Honor Band	McQueen High School Band from Reno, Nev.
Pasadena City College Honor Band and Herald Trumpets from Pasadena, Calif.	Penn State University Blue Band from University Park, Pa.	Prairie View (Texas) A&M University Marching Storm Band
Riverside Community College Marching Tiger Band from Riverside, Calif.	The Royal British Legion Youth Band Brentwood from Essex, England	The Salvation Army Tournament of Roses Band from Los Angeles.
Science Hill High School Topper Band from Johnson City, Tenn.	University of Southern California “Spirit of Troy” Trojan Marching Band from Los Angeles	U.S. Marine Corps West Coast Composite Band

Comments

1. Heather Glass says:
   November 25th, 2009 at 18:12
   The place I work for, Stanbury Uniforms, Brookfield MO, makes several of the uniforms for these bands including USC and Pasadena City Honor Band. These pics are great. It gives me a chance to show my daughter some of the uniforms I help make. Thanks

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