In the fall of 1969, out of concern for a Junior Boy's Drum Corps by some interested parents, namely Don Scott, Ruth Scott and Stanley Young, a Junior Boy's Drum Corps was born.
During the winter and spring of 1970 a group of twenty-eight eager but inexperienced boys, ranging from eight to fifteen years of age, undertook to master some well used instruments into an ear pleasing presentation of Drum Corps Music, for the pleasure of the public and the self-satisfaction to the boy, of his own involvement.
The growth of the Corps was so rapid they soon required more assistance, namely Don Poole and Peter Vanderkolff and later Nancy Fries and Tom Baggett.
In the Standstill Class, the 1970 Ontario Championships placed fourth and the National Championships placed third.
