Scot Pipers
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The Scot Pipe Band is probably the most nationally-recognized symbol of Wooster.
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Since the early days of the Scot Band, which performed for the
first time in 1940, there were pipers, but it was not until 1962
that there was a serious attempt to organize and train a pipe
band with dancers. The band has traditionally appeared at home
football games and at some away games. The sight of the Scot
Pipers as they march "over the hill" into the football stadium
is one that alumni rank among their fondest memories of Wooster.
In addition to their popular performances with the Scot Marching
Band at football games, the Pipers perform at fairs, dinners,
parties, and churches during the school year. On campus, their
appearances are not limited to the football field. They often
lead the basketball teams onto the floor, and more recently,
they escort the graduation class into the Oak Grove at the start
of Commencement ceremonies.
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