Q1: Who is the leader of the Krewe of Yazoo?
A1: David Randall

Q2: Who designs and makes the costumes?
A2: Lee Randall designs the costumes with the help of a handfull of other talented members in the Krewe. Under the direction of Lee, members form an assembly line to actually make the costumes.

Q3: How does one become a member of the Krewe?
A3: The Krewe has always been an open social group and doesn't have a formal means of joining. It has been built upon charter members inviting friends to become members and then those members inviting their friends to become members. Some members joined by simply showing an interest in our krewe and asking our fearless leader if they could join.

Q4: Are you guys/gals gay?
A4: No, except for the guys who talk with a lisp and the gals who have husky voices.

Q5: Has the Krewe marched in other parades besides the Spanish Town Mardi Gras Parade?
A5: Yes. The Krewe of Yazoo has marched in Baton Rouge's St. Pat's Day Parade as the Tweed Eaters, St. Francisville's X-mas Parade as St. Augustine and the Holy Mowers, and even performed at an LSU baseball game. The Krewe of Yazoo, however, is primarily associated with the Spanish Town Mardi Gras Parade and has marched in it every year for the past 21 years.

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