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Sherry Daley Jung founder of the Corps at age 15, Sherry won the junior National Majorette championship at St. Paul and six Wisconsin
state solo baton championships. She was a finalist for both Miss Majorette of America and Mrs. Majorette of America and was Drum Major Magazine's Contest
Director of the Year in 1968. A graduate of Marquette University, Sherry was the featured twirler and oboist with the Warrior band. She served for six years as board
member and vice-president of the Association of Marquette University Women. She was one of five nationally noted twirling figures cited at the National Baton
Twirling Association's 1977 America's Youth on Parade Pageant for "dedication to the art of baton twirling". She is a charter member of the NBTA. For many years,
Sherry has served as a judge at pageants and competitions across the country. Recognizing her leadership and contributions to the community, Milwaukee Magazine
named her "One of Milwaukee's Most Interesting People of 1986".

Marcy Daley Blaufuss won five Wisconsin state solo baton championships, and established a still-existent Veterans of Foreign Wars
record by winning six VFW National Majorette championships. Marcy, Milwaukee's first Junior Miss, performed at the Cotton Bowl and was the state's first senior
Miss Wisconsin Majorette. A graduate of Marquette University, Marcy was the featured twirler and first chair alto clarinetist with the Warrior band. For six years, she was
famed Coach Al McGuire's coordinator of cheerleaders for the Marquette Warrior basketball team, including the 1977 NCAA champions. In 1974, she was named
Drum Major Magazine's Twirling Teacher of the Year. She has judged NBTA Nationals at St. Paul, Las Vegas and the University of Notre Dame, as well as Miss
Majorette of America Pageants, Canadian Nationals, and Miss Majorette of Canada Pageants. Because of her community involvement, as well as her leadership in the
Daley Debutantes organization, Milwaukee Magazine named her "One of Milwaukee's Most Interesting People of 1985". In 1993, the National Baton Twirling
Association honored Marcy as the "International Corps Director of the Year".

Julie received her Bachelor of Science Degree from the University of Mississippi in Communicative Disorders, where she attended college on a
baton twirling scholarship. She received her Master of Science in Teaching Degree from the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh and she worked as a
Speech and Language Therapist in the Harford School District for two years. Turning to her first love, Julie opened up a studio in 1982. She has
spent many years training, competing, and performing in the areas of Baton Twirling, Dance, Gymnastics, and Modeling.