Elliot Anderson Class of 2004 "Sexy Beast" Bass Trombone "Silence" Elliot was the 2004 Low Brass section leader. Elliot is one of the nicest guys you would ever meet. He is a very quiet quite person who is one of the best Trombone players Aliso ever had. Elliot is in a band called $4.99 Fan, and Life Alert. Elliot was a great person to be around and it was sad to watch him graduate but he left his mark on the people who knew him.

	Sam Marrs Class of 2004 "Sammy-Sue" Trombone "The Nice One" Sam is one of the nicest people to talk to. Sam was one of the drum majors for 2003 and one of the best Low Brass players during her four years here at Aliso. Sam also plays the oboe which she is really freaking good at, and played Trombone for Jazz Band. Sam is a sweet, nice girl and she too has been dearly missed.

	Nick Hartmann Class of 2005 "Skatman" 2004 Section Leader Baritone "Needs MORE COWBELL" Nick was one of our Drum Majors this year for the 2004 marching season and one of two seniors in Low Brass this year. He was also our Low Brass Section Leader. He is known for his funny impressions and his dicking around ability. Nick plays Clarinet in Wind Ensemble and is one of the best Aliso has ever had. He is a great Baritone player also and will be dearly missed next year.

	Shannon Class of 2005 "Shan-Dog" Trombone Shannon is one of two seniors that we have this year in Low Brass. This is her second year at Aliso having been marching for Villa Park her first two years of high school. She was a great influnence on our freshman this year and showed that you can have fun and still be able to be serious when its time to work. Shannon is a great Trombone player she as weel will be truely missed next year.

	Joe Morrison Class of 2006 "Redneck" Baritone "Burn In My Light" This is my first year marching Low Brass after marching Trumpet the past two years. I'm an all around Brass player, I played Baritone in Wind Ensemble for two years, and I play Bass Trombone in Jazz Band, and now in Wind Ensemble. One of my signature moments was when I smacked a field judge with my trumpet at our finals competition in 2002.