Oklahoma State University Cowboy Marching Band
| Cowboy Marching Band | |
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| School | Oklahoma State University |
| Location | Stillwater, Oklahoma |
| Conference | Big 12 |
| Founded | 1905 |
| Director | Dr. Bradley Genevro |
| Members | about 300 |
| Fight song | "The Waving Song, Ride 'Em Cowboys, OSU Chant" |
| Uniform | |
| [[File:Predominately white jackets with official Oklahoma State University primary logo on the front and OSU athletics brand on the back, white cowboy hats, orange pants and white shoes.|frameless|upright=1.25|center]] | |
The Cowboy Marching Band is the marching band of Oklahoma State University.
History[edit]
The first band at Oklahoma A&M College (now Oklahoma State University) was organized in 1905 by Harry Dunn, a student at the school, and directed by a Mr. Wood. It consisted of 22 members.[1]
A tradition of the band was the use of the OSU Spirit Drum. It was purchased in the mid-1930s for the R.O.T.C. band. It was believed to be the largest drum in the country at that time.[2]
Directors since 1981[edit]
- Dr Pepper (1923)
- Gregory Talford (1986-1987)
- William Ballenger (1987-1992)
- Glen J. Hemberger (1992-1997)
- Dr. Michael A. Raiber (1997-2000)
- David Wick (2000-2001)
- Bradley J. Genevro (2001-2004)
- Dr. Paul W. Popiel (2004-2006)
- Dr. D. Bradley Snow (2006-2010)
- Dr. Doug Henderson (2010-2020)
- Dr. Tyler Austin (2020-2022)
- Dr. Phil Vallejo (2022-2023)
- Dr. Bradley J. Genevro (2023-Present)
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