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Table of Contents

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Table of Contents

Table ofContents

Welcome

Letter from President Bush . . . . . . . . . 3Letter from Governor Taft . . . . . . . . . . 5Letter from Ron Nankervis . . . . . . . . . 7Letter from Randy Nelson . . . . . . . . . . 9Welcome . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

WGI Sport of the Arts

What is WGI? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13Board of Directors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13WGI World Championship Staff . . . . . 15

Adjudication

The Judging System . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16List of Judges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Hall of Fame . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

Scholarships

2005 Recipients . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

2006 World

Championships DVDs

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2005 Independent

World Class Finalists

Riverside Community College . . . . . . 24Rhythm X . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25Music City Mystique . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26Blue Knights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27North Coast Academy . . . . . . . . . . . . 27Odyssey Percussion Theatre . . . . . . . 29Eastside Fury . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29Black Knights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31Pulse Percussion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31Matrix . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32Gateway Percussion . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32I-2 Percussion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

2005 Scholastic World

Class Finalists

Center Grove HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33Centerville HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34Dartmouth HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35Mission Viejo HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36Hilliard Darby HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36Avon HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37Father Ryan HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37Choctawhatchee HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38Arcadia HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38Escambia HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39Ayala HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39Tate HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39

2005 Scholastic Concert

World Class Finalists

Fort Mill HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41Mission Viejo HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42Warsaw Community HS . . . . . . . . . . . 43Ayala HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45Tarpon Springs HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45Tunstall HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45

2005 Finalists

Independent Open . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46Scholastic Open . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48Scholastic Concert Open . . . . . . . . . . 51Independent A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53Scholastic A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54

Hall of Champions

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2006 Regionals

Ft. Lauderdale, Florida . . . . . . . . . . . 59Rancho Cucumonga, California . . . . . 59Detroit, Michigan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60Pensacola, Florida . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60St. Louis, Missouri . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61Fresno, California . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61Phoenix, Arizona . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63Portland, Oregon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63Dayton, Ohio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64Denver, Colorado . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65Richmond, Virginia . . . . . . . . . . . . . .65Las Vegas, Nevada . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67Coatesville, Pennsylvania . . . . . . . . . .69Minneapolis, Minnesota . . . . . . . . . . 69Nashville, Tennessee . . . . . . . . . . . . 71Hayward, California . . . . . . . . . . . . . .73Houston, Texas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75Roebuck, South Carolina . . . . . . . . . .75Indianapolis, Indiana . . . . . . . . . . . . 77Stratford, Connecticut . . . . . . . . . . . .77

2006 World

Championships Expo

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WGI Sponsors . . . . . . . . . . 81

WGI Advertisers . . . . . . . 83

2006 Championships

Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84

Championships 2007

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Welcome

February 28, 2006

I send greetings to those gathered for the 2006 Winter Guard International

Color Guard World Championships and Percussion World Championships.

For more than a quarter century, Winter Guard International has brought young

people from around the world together to showcase their talents and foster

goodwill. The Championships advance arts appreciation and education and help

teach competitors the importance of teamwork and discipline.

I congratulate performers for working hard to reach this level of competition,

and I encourage you to continue to share your gifts. I also commend your

families, teachers, and coaches for their guidance and support. You efforts

strengthen the creative spirit of our Nation.

Laura and I send our best wishes.

The President of theUnited States of America

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Welcome

Photos from top 05 Arcadia HS, 06 First Degree; background 05 Black Knights.


The Governor ofthe State of Ohio

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Welcome

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The Executive Director ofWGI Sport of the Arts

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7755 Paragon Road, Suite 104, Dayton, OH 45459 • 937/434-7100 • fax 937/434-6825 • www.wgi.org

April 20, 2006

It is with particular pride that I welcome all the performers, instructors, boosters, and fans gathered once again for one of the premier pageantry events in the world: the WGI Percussion World Championships.

It is truly a wonder to watch thousands of performers knowing that each has anindividual story that brings them to this moment. The struggle to master a particularskill or overcome performance nerves can be a metamorphosis in a person’sdevelopment. While we see the end result only the individual knows the road it tookto get here. That deserves an outpouring of appreciation from all of us privileged towitness the culmination of their efforts.

All this vitality would not be possible without support. Our sponsors play a major rolein shaping our organization and this event. Our judges and volunteers are unsungheroes putting in long hours, traveling great distances, and dedicating themselvestowards providing an “experience” for all our performers. You have my eternal thanksand respect.

As WGI heads into its’ thirtieth anniversary, the future remains bright. We all leavethis weekend treasuring the moments that made 2006 and looking towards evenhigher goals as we enter the next decade.

Ron NankervisExecutive Director, CEO

Photos from top 05 Avon HS, 06 Long Beach Indoor; background 05 Clinton HS.




Welcometo Dayton

Welcome to Dayton

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Welcome

Over the last several years, it has been my sincere honor to produce numerous articles for Winter GuardInternational, a privilege that has allowed me to meet and write about so many fascinating people. From brilliant designers and instructors — many of whom have been around WGI since its humble beginnings in the 70’s — to enthusiastic young performers experiencing the thrill of Championships for the first time, I never cease to be amazed by the colorful spectrum of delightful, inspiring, challenging, and often hystericalpersonalities which our activity seems to attract.

Whether I marched or taught withthem, stood in front of them as aninstructor, or have written an articleabout them, I find it impossible towalk more than a few feet in theUniversity of Dayton arena and notrun into someone I know. I’d like tosay this happens because I’m themost popular person here, butthat's certainly not the case! Thefact is that most everyone here ishaving a very similar experience.

One of my favorite things to doduring Championships weekend is towalk around the arena and observepeople. I always see throngs ofattendees laughing, smiling, huggingand sometimes even crying. Fromthe parking lot to the souvenir area,and the warm-up tent to theconcession stands, everywhere youlook, people seem to be runninginto old friends. Excited shrieks ofglee can be heard, as people stopand get caught up on what is goingon in each other’s lives. With thismany people in attendance, nowonder it sometimestakes so long to getfrom your seat to therestroom!

Of course, many of usreturn to Championshipsto witness the nextgeneration of youngperformers, reveling inthe glory of a job welldone. Some of us cometo see what innovative,

entertaining and thought-provoking productions ouractivity’s designers will pullout of their creative hats.(And, much to the chagrinof our fellow audiencemembers, offer our“unbiased” opinions ontheir efforts!)

However, having walkedmany, many “laps” aroundthe U.D. Arena over the years, I've come to believe that a largemajority of attendees travel toChampionships mainly to reconnectwith cherished friends.

I was recently looking through myfile of WGI articles and came acrossthis quote, which ran in the 2003Championships program.

“In tentative and isolating times, it is grounding to embrace an artform that is fundamentally based oncollaboration… Performing is an actof craft, courage and continuity thatis ultimately reassuring both to thosewho practice it and to those who

appreciate it.” PlaywrightWendy Wasserstein, New York Times

The last three yearshave been tumultuousones for the humanrace. In 2003, it wasunclear what ournation’s role in theMiddle East would be,and sadly, the extra-ordinary playwright

Wendy Wasserstein recently passed away at the age of 55, after a courageous battle with cancer.And although Wasserstein probablynever heard of winter guard orindoor percussion, I think her quoteperfectly captures the spirit and soulof our activity, beautifully encapsu-lating what draws us all back toeach other, year after year.

Yes, the world has changedsignificantly since 1977, when sixfriends gathered around a table toform Winter Guard International. But whether this is your first trip to World Championships or yourtwentieth (like mine!), isn’t itcomforting to find that “our” worldhasn't really changed all that much?Indeed, the bonds of friendshipformed through winter guard andindoor percussion are unlike anyothers in the world.

This weekend, take a moment tolook around at the people in thisarena... How lucky are we to havefound this activity? And each other!

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by Philip Mayard


Color Guard Advisory Board

Board of Directors

WGI StaffPercu ssion A

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WGI Sport of the Arts

WGI (Winter Guard International)Sport of the Arts is a non-profitumbrella organization guiding thecompetitive development of thewinter guard and indoor percussionactivities. WGI is governed by aBoard of Directors consisting ofrepresentatives from all geographicareas of the country andrepresentatives of the top winterguards and indoor percussionensembles in the world.

WGI exists to foster positiveexperiences for all who participate,by promoting education, creativity,and freedom of expression through

the unification of pageantry and theperforming arts.

WGI has chosen competition as its method for organizing youthactivities in pursuit of highstandards of achievement. Thisthree-day Championship event willshowcase over 310 winter guardsand 170 percussion ensembles fromover 30 states and three countries.Students prepare for this event bycompeting in one of 24 Regional

winter guard and percussion contests across thecountry and Europe.

This year WGI celebrates its 29th year hosting winter guardcompetitions and the 14th year forhosting percussion competitions.The “Sport of the Arts” offers a unique blend of artistry andathleticism and is the leader in thepageantry and performing artscommunity.

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Board of

Directors

PresidentRandy Nelson

1st Vice PresidentEd Devlin

2nd Vice PresidentRuth Ann Medworth

SecretaryCharles Gumbert

TreasurerJim Olson

MembersRichard Berthelsen Don ClickJosh ConleyTim FairbanksMike GainesWayne HarrisMichael LentzGary LockeDave MarvinNoreen RobertsJay Webb

WGI Staff

Executive DirectorRon Nankervis

Marketing ManagerBart Woodley

Color Guard CoordinatorDale Powers

Percussion CoordinatorMark Thurston

Color Guard Director ofEducationShirlee Whitcomb

Color Guard Chief JudgeFred Feeney

Percussion JudgeCoordinatorAndy Sanders

Color Guard RegionalCoordinatorLyera Hammons

Percussion AdministratorJimmy Haskell

Percussion RegionalCoordinatorKara Lopardo

Marketing AssistantJulie Zerhusen

WebmasterJay Owen

Accounting/Entries/TicketsJudy Doebereiner

Administrative AssistantJudy Bollman

Contest

Administrators

Dee ArizaThomas BeresfordTom HachmeisterMike HigbeNora OsbyHarry SampsonKendra WhelchelTracy Williams

Color Guard

Advisory Board

AimachiMike Gaines

Arcadia High SchoolGeorge Armenta

Avon High SchoolDaniel Wiles

Beyer High SchoolMark Metzger

Blessed SacramentEd Devlin

Braddock IndependentApril Gilligan

Center Grove High SchoolJosh Conely

Clovis West High SchoolRichard Delgado

CoronaMichael Shapiro

Diamond Bar High SchoolRick Lorenzen

EmpireAllen Buell

FantasiaGary Locke

Flanagan High SchoolDean Broadbent

James Logan High SchoolRamiro Barrera

Leigh High SchoolRobert Koester

Miamisburg High SchoolJim Olson

Northeast IndependentRandy Nelson

Northern LightsTracy Wooten

Northview High SchoolRuth Ann Medworth

OnyxMichael Lentz

OracleWilliam Chumley

ParadigmJoe Flynn

Pomona High SchoolW.L. Whaley

Pride of CincinnatiCharles Gumbert

Rancho Bernardo High SchoolRob Jett

Sacred HeartAnn Marshall

San Jose RaidersMark Metzger

SignatureSteve Takata

Stoneman Douglas High SchoolDiane Hauk

Tarpon Springs High SchoolKevin Ford

The Light BrigadeSheila Henderson

Open and A Class RepBarry Artis

Open and A Class RepBrian Greenleaf

Open and A Class RepKevin Roberts

Open and A Class RepJeff Wroblewski

Percussion

Advisory Board

Arcadia High SchoolKevin Sherrill

Avon High SchoolJay Webb

Ayala High School PSCOCaleb Rothe

Ayala High School PSWCaleb Rothe

Black KnightsPete Ellison

Blue KnightsPeter Bretz

Center Grove High SchoolJeff Huffman

Centerville High SchoolTim Fairbanks

Choctawhatchee High SchoolShane Gwaltney

Daphne High SchoolMark Foster

Dartmouth High SchoolTom Aungst

Eastside FuryJason Ihnat

ElementsTodd Harvey

Father Ryan High SchoolDerek Schletzer

Fort Mill High SchoolBill Register

Franklin Central High SchoolDan Fyffe

Hilliard Darby High SchoolJon Merritt

L.E.A.P.Jeff Hoke

Loara High SchoolBill Schroeder

Longmont High SchoolDave Marvin

Mission Viejo High School PSCOJohn Hannan

Mission Viejo High School PSWJohn Hannan

Music City MystiqueDon Click

Odyssey PercussionJohn BelcherPage High School

Sharon WoodardPortsmouth High School

Steve CirilloPulse Percussion

Caleb RotheRancho Cucamonga

High SchoolKen Mc Grath

Rhythm XCraig Dunn

Riverside CommunityCollegeSean Vega

Surround SoundBrandon White

United PercussionChad Moore

Tate High SchoolJody Dunwoody

Tunstall High SchoolTim Bray

Virginia HelmsmenTim Bray

2006 WGI Sport of the Arts

What is WGI?


WGI Sport of the Arts would like to recognize and thank all of our volunteers fortheir countless hours of hard work. Without their dedication and commitment, theseWorld Championship events would not be possible.

Thank You

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2006 WorldChampionships Staff

2006 World

ChampionshipsStaff

Julie AchesonAlexandra, KY

Ellen AchterhofMuskegon, MI

Mark AckersonChicago, IL

Allan AcostaBrick, NJ

Christopher AlexanderChicago, IL

Ahmed Al Shabibi Cleveland, TN

Diana AndersonEverett, MA

Scott AndersonEverett, MA

Dee ArizaSanta Clara, CA

Ginger ArmstrongNewnan, GA

Don AveryBeavercreek, OH

Paul AusterWestminster, CO

Dave BakerEndicott, NY

Gil BakerChicago, IL

Virginia BalcerekMilwaukee, WI

Cathy BarnesMiamisburg, OH

Joe BartkoLongmont, CO

Eric BeastromHudson, WI

Jeanne BeggyPittsburgh, PA

Brad BellWarren, MI

Joseph BerckHouston, TX

Thomas BeresfordPoughquag, NY

Joe BloomerAlexandria, VA

Judy BollmanDayton, OH

Stephanie BonebrakeMansfield, TX

Michael BooChesterton, IN

Mike BriodyAllentown, PA

Shirley BriodyAllentown, PA

Bette BrownGrovetown, GA

Pam CabanskiElmhurst, IL

Deryl ColsonAtlanta, GA

Pat CooneyBeavercreek, OH

Joe CourtneyNaperville, IL

Russ CourtneyTempe, AZ

Brandt CrockerAnkeny, IA

John CurranAnsonia, CT

Dave DavisMiddleton, WI

Terry DayHuber Heights, OH

Dean DeckerLittleton, CO

Ryan DemkovichKalamazoo, MI

Kristen DennesenChicago, IL

Phil DennesenDeltona, FL

Alyssa DickensRoswell, GA

Marty DobbinsMadison, WI

Judy DoebereinerDayton, OH

Donna EbertMedford, MA

Bob FieldsFolsom, PA

Bryan Gaston Pensacola, FL

Johnny GilbertKansas City, MO

Brandon GivensOklahoma City, OK

Estelle Gravois-MurrFort Worth, TX

Jeffery HachmeisterDes Plaines, IL

Thomas HachmeisterDes Plaines, IL

Nancy HallSpring Lake, MI

Lyera HammondsDayton, OH

Shane HarrellFoley, AL

Jimmy HaskellIndianapolis, IN

Sandrine HeerenManassas, VA

Julia HigbeOrange Park, FL

Mike HigbeOrange Park, FL

Erika HollandPenn Yan, NY

Matt HollingsworthGulfport, MS

Jim HollisToledo, OH

Sarah HunzingerKenosha, WI

Peter Jan de WerkRotterdam, NL

Brian JohnsonSt. Paul, MN

Nancy KerriganWoburn, MA

Peter KerriganWoburn, MA

LuAnn KesslerBurlington, MA

Peg KosinSchaumburg, IL

Tom KosinSchaumburg, IL

Richard KramerCanyon Country, CA

Richard Wayne LaBilloisDorchester, MA

Sean LampkinSanborn, NY

Jerry LinkCary, IL

Julia LinkCary, IL

Kara LopardoDayton, OH

Amy MackChula Vista, CA

William MartinWaterloo, IA

Irving MatchenWashington, DC

Mark MaurielloWeymouth, MA

John MeyersSt Petersburg, FL

Francine MicklusPark Ridge, IL

Dr. Jim MillerMiamisburg, OH

Howie MogilRiver Forest, IL

Vicki MogilRiver Forest, IL

Todd MowryEaton, OH

Patrick MurphyCenterville, OH

Ron NankervisDayton, OH

Paul OrsettKnightdale, NC

Nora OsbyKennesaw, GA

Jason ParentBartlett, IL

Jennifer ParentBarrington, IL

Bill PaxtonLittleton, CO

Dave PickettRay Township, MI

Dale PowersRockland, MA

Darcie PriesterDale City, VA

David PriesterDale City, VA

Deana ReedFlower Mound, TX

Michael ReedIndianapolis, IN

Noreen RobertsHuntington Beach, CA

Drew RogersRaleigh, NC

Harry SampsonStoneham, MA

Linda SandersYpsilanti, MI

Aldo SandovalChicago, IL

Daniel ScafidiTallmadge, OH

Mel SchenckWinchester, MA

Kelly SeybertFlower Mound, TX

Derek ShackelfordAlpharetta, GA

Fred ShapiroMargate, FL

Kathy ShapiroMargate, FL

Marty ShapiroMargate, FL

Bill SkudlarekMiamisburg, OH

Terry SkudlarekMiamisburg, OH

Jeanne StrongLakewood, CO

Jim StrongLakewood, CO

Steve SurinaTrumbull, CT

Nikki SwitzerLewisville, TX

Jim TaylorOrlando, FL

Susan TaylorOrlando, FL

Mark ThurstonLimerick, PA

Gregory TurnerCleveland, TN

Steve TurnerLewisville, TX

Linda UnserEmmaus, PA

Sid UnserEmmaus, PA

Maria WestbergFlower Mound, TX

John WhelchelDenver, C0

Kendra WhelchelDenver, CO

Karen WidnerLake City, FL

Maryanne WilesWoodstock, IL

Donald WileySt. Paul, MN

Tracy WilliamsSan Diego, CA

Harvey WingoBellefontaine Neighbors, MO

Lois WingoBellefontaine Neighbors, MO

Heather WolfeInver Grove Heights, MN

Bart WoodleyCincinnati, OH

Jan ZebrowskiAlsip, IL

Julie ZerhusenCincinnati, OH

Pauline ZimnyNaperville, IL

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2006 World Championships Staff


Color Guard Judges

The Judging

WGI Color Guard Judges undergo a rigorous training program including an extensive period of trial judging.Judges applying for WGI approval must complete a home study process, the Judges’ Academy, trialing on guardsin every class, and participate in a continuing education program that encompasses annual study requirementsand clinics. The judging community is a body of professionals who have come from the activity and are nowworking to perpetuate the unique experience WGI Sport of the Arts offers. Many are trained in dance and the-atre and bring that knowledge to the performers. Many are educators and professionals who share a commonunderstanding of the gigantic role the pageantry arts played in their own lives. These judges endeavor to offer a quality experience to the thousands of young people who grace our stage and give us their best.

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The Judging System

Tom Acheson Alexandria, KY

Sal AdamoBelleville, NJ

Rob AdamsHouston, TX

Terry AlmondChandler, AZ

Ahmed Al-ShabibiCleveland, TN

Mike AndersonVancouver, WA

Ed ArgenzianoRockaway, NJ

Tom ArgySolvay, NY

Shawn ArizaCambell, CA

Larry BakkoWisconsin Dells, WI

Eric BeastromHudson, WI

Lee BeddisWaterloo, VT

Edwin BeensRotterdam, The Netherlands

Patty BeggyEverett, MA

Kevin BellHanover Township, PA

Bob BerryMaryland Heights, MO

Dave BisharaLong Beach, CA

Denise BonfiglioRevere, MA

Dan BootheRadford, VA

Jude BoughtonPittston, PA

Beverly BrahanTerry, MS

Charles BrownCorona Valley, CA

Glen BueckerTulsa, OK

Kenneth CalhounOld Hickory, TN

Steve CalhounEllijay, GA

Dan and JackieCampbellCamillus, NY

Dave CampbellMcKees Rocks, PA

Len CareyIndpendence, KS

JR CarlisleSpringboro, OH

Lee CarlsonPalm Springs, CA

Lee CarpenterLivermore, CA

Doug CasteenRaleigh, NC

Shirl ChumleyParker, CO

Alyssa CiminoElmwood Park, NJ

Christine ClaytonNashville, TN

Rita ConnellFalmouth, MA

Curtis CostanzaVancouver, WA

Ken CoultasLawrenceburg, TN

Joe CourtneyElmhurst, IL

Marie CzapinskiChicago, IL

Julie DavilaMurfreesboro, TN

Dennis DeLuciaLittle Silver, NJ

Mary Lynn DorowCenterville, OH

Shirley DorritieBrentwood, CA

Jim DwyerLansdale, PA

Bill EvansCoppell, TX

Cichele FieldsApopka, FL

John FisherSeattle, WA

Mark FisherEwing, NJ

Peter FurnariBeverly, MA

Sam GervaiseSyracuse, NY

Ken GieseNashville, TN

Jackie GilleyMidwest City, OK

Darrell GoslinGilbertsville, PA

Gary GravesHattiesburg, MS

Michael GrayCharleston, SC

George GrowcottRoyersford, PA

Mark HarasimGreenwood, IN

Ralph HardimonDenver, CO

Ron HardinBellevue, NE

Shane HarrellFoley, AL

Doug HendersonPlano, TX

Michelle HernandezBryan, TX

Chris HestinPittsburgh, PA

Keith HigginsAnaheim, CA

Gifford HowarthLansing, MI

Scott JohnsonPittsburg, CA

Nola JonesFlagstaff, AZ

2006 Judges

The qualities that WGI judgesmeasure for color guard are dividedinto four areas or captions: GeneralEffect, Ensemble Analysis, IndividualAnalysis of Equipment and IndividualAnalysis of Movement. Each totalscore is out of a possible 100 points.At World Championships, the guardsare judged by a double panel toassure the fairest and broadestevaluation possible.

Individual Analysis of Equipment (IA)20 points

Equipment judges analyze the rangeand depth of the choreographicefforts of the flags, rifle, sabers orother props being manipulated.Equipment judges will also analyze

the training, excellence andachievement of the performers incomparison to multiple responsibilitiesbeing asked of the performer.

Individual Analysis of Movement (IA)20 points

Movement judges analyze therange and depth of the movementvocabulary while spinning equipmentand while strictly dancing. Specialconsideration is made regarding thetraining, excellence, and achievementof the performers, as well as theuniformity from performer toperformer.

Ensemble Analysis (EA) 20 pointsEnsemble judges analyze the

quality of the design, and the

depth of the composition of theprogram as a whole. Specialconsideration is given to thetechnical and expressive excellencedemonstrated by the performers. Aclose look is given to each momentin time.

General Effect (GE) 40 pointsGeneral Effect judges reward the

plan of events or effects. Effects canbe intellectual, (thought provoking,complex in design, literal to musicalinterpretation) emotional (adrenaline,broad range of human emotions), oraesthetic (color, shape, artistic). Thiscaption is about the whole packageand is brought to life through theperformer.


The Judging SystemPercu ssion JudgesThe WGI Percussion judging community is a body of professionals including some ofthe most honored and respected percussionists in the world. These individuals bringtheir knowledge and passion for music to the performers. Many are educators andprofessionals who share a common understanding of the gigantic role the pageantryarts played in their own lives. These judges endeavor to offer a quality experienceto the thousands of young people who grace our stage and give us their best. Someof the WGI Percussion Visual Judges have come from the color guard or drum corps

activity and are now workingto perpetuate the uniqueexperience WGI Sport of theArts offers.System

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Rob KellerIndianapolis, IN

Rich KempEvergreen Park, IL

Kathy KerrinsWest Roxbury, MA

Eric KitchenmanLansdale, PA

Jeff KrywinskiBrick, NJ

Paul LampkinSanborn, NY

Michael LevesqueLos Angeles, CA

Jerry LinkCary, IL

Kevin MabenShawnee, KS

Phil MaddenLovettsville, VA

Charles MascaroMandeville, LA

Jay McArthurRidgeland, MS

Dave McCarthyAlpharetta, GA

Suzanne McGaheyNorth Richland Hills, TX

Mark MetzWest Chester, PA

John MeyersSt. Petersburg, FL

Dan MiddlesworthWaynesville, OH

Kevin MilesLa Porte, IN

Frank MillerGreensburg, PA

Kyle MillerHenderson, NV

Matt MizeWest Hills, CA

Al MoffattFt. Washington, PA

Sandy MontanaSunnyvale, CA

Frank MorrisBraintree, MA

Brian MurphyWakefield, MA

Cheryl MyersGenoa, NY

Joe NeeHudson, NH

Sue NicholsonNiceville, FL

Daniel NiebauerErie, PA

George OlivieroWalnut Creek, CA

Kristen O’MeliaWoburn, MA

Robby OvervlietHouten, The Netherlands

Michael PavlockWellsville, NY

Dave PickettRay Twp, MIScott Pizani

Fremont, CA

David PriesterDale City, VA

Robert ReaderSeneca Falls, NY

Warren RickartWashington, DC

Richard RigoliniEverett, MA

Vincent RodriquezDallas, TX

Tom RoeLas Vegas, NV

Sal SalasMcFarland, WI

Matt SavageChapel Hill, NC

Mike ScheiberChesterton, IN

Tom SlaughterNew Port Richey, FL

Robert SolomonPasadena, CA

George Staib, Sr.Las Vegas, NV

Jeffrey StewartProvidence, RI

Michael StoneLos Angeles, CA

Jim SturgeonNashville, TN

Orlando SuttlesLansing, MI

Neil SylviaDartmouth, MA

Jim TaylorOrlando, FL

Kathleen ThiedeThornton, CO

Bob ThomasGreensburg, PA

Chris TomsaBerea, OH

Michael TurnerSan Francisco, CA

Steve UlicnyHouston, TX

Don WadeSun City, CA

Shelba WaldronClearwater, FL

Ed WarrenBrooklyn, MI

Mark WellsZanesville, OH

Ted WemhoffFrisco, TX

John WhelchelDenver, CO

Dale WhiteXenia, OH

Clarke WilliamsOakland, NJ

Bruno ZuccalaButler, PA

Marching CriteriaMarching percussion groups are

judged in three captions:

General Effect 40 pointsPercussion General Effect judges

are evaluating two specific thingsduring a performance: Music Effect(communication, creativity, blend andbalance, expression) and OverallEffect (communication, audio/visualcoordination, pacing through time,imagination/creativity, entertainment).

Performance Analysis 40 pointsPerformance Analysis judges look

at the composition of a show(musical and technical content, andsimultaneous responsibilities) as well

as the performance quality(musicianship, rhythmic clarity anduniformity).

Visual 20 pointsVisual judges consider the show

composition as well as theperformance quality. Compositionalelements being analyzed include:visual musicality, attention to detail,creativity and unity of the elementscomposing the composition.

Concert CriteriaConcert Percussion are judged in

two captions:

Artistry 50 pointsHere an intense look is given to the

program and the fulfillment of thoseprogrammatic choices. Here com-munication, musicianship, presence,and expression make up a few of thecomponents being evaluated.

Performance 50 pointsHere the judge listens with a

critical ear for the clarity of theintent of the composition, whileconsidering performance qualitiesincluding musicianship, quality ofsound, and technical excellence.

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Hall of FameHall of Fame

The Hall of Fame is the highest honor to those individuals who make a significantcontribution to WGI, and who have in some way influenced the course of our history.Their contribution may be made through artistic standards, administrative leadership, or adjudication.

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1 9 9 72006Cosmo “Gus” Barbaro

Edinboro, PAGus was a key member of the initialpercussion management team. Heserved as the first PercussionEducational Director from 1993 until1996 when he became PercussionCoordinator. As Educational Director,Gus was responsible for gathering all the percussion judging criteriaavailable at the time and compiling it into what has served as thefoundation for the successfulpercussion judging system used today.

Dennis DeLucia Little Silver, NJDennis DeLucia is one of the mostrespected percussion teachers,arrangers, clinicians and judges in the United States. A member of the WGI Percussion judgingcommunity since 1995, Dennis hasenthusiastically brought his years ofpageantry experience and wisdom tothe indoor competitive arena, servingas a benchmark as well as “devil’sadvocate” to the ever changingenvironment of adjudication.

Mark Thurston Limerick, PAMark joined WGI Percussion in 1996as a judge, and then served as theEducational Director in 1997-1998. Hebecame Percussion Coordinator in1999 (a position he still holds) andhas been the guiding force behindthe exceptional growth of the indoorpercussion activity ever since.

2004George Oliviero Walnut Creek, CAGeorge has an unparalleled history of service training judges. Georgeserved as the WGI Assistant Directorof Education where he helped manyjudges enter the WGI judging arena.George has been extremely active on the Task Force, serving as aFacilitator in Movement and EAthroughout the years. George is amentor to many, a gentleman to alland is always willing to volunteer his time and energy to WGI andexcellence in adjudication.

Mark & Mike Miller Dayton, OHMark and Mike Miller were born intothe world of pageantry. After agingout of the Miller’s Blackhawks, they continued to teach until theBlackhawks organization was retiredin 1990. Mark and Mike alsoinstructed the Miamisburg HighSchool Winter Guard from 1980-2002winning Scholastic World gold

medals in 1991, 1992 and 1998. They both served on the WGI Boardof Directors for 21 years and servedon the WGI Task Force where theyworked tirelessly to push theboundaries of color guard.

2003Karl Lowe San Diego, CAThe premise of innovation,imagination, quality and risk are only a few words that apply to theunparalleled contributions he hasmade to WGI. Karl has brought us program concepts that haveawakened awareness in our minds.From Odyssey to Fantasia he hasbeen intense in his approach to hisprograms as well as his respect forhis competitors.

Jeffrey Namian New York City, NYThrough his work with units such as Skylarks, Blessed Sacrament,Genesis II, Choctawhatchee and Tate,Jeff has continued to set new artisticstandards year after year. Hisimaginative designs have spannedtwo decades and reached all threeclasses of competition. Jeff was also amajor contributor to the developmentof the World Championship yearbook.He has served five terms on the WGITask Force.

2000Denise Bonfiglio Revere, MADenise served on the task force fornearly ten years while mentoringyoung instructors who havegraduated from her color guards,including Emerald Marquis. Denisewas also responsible for the 27thLancers whose impact opened thedoor for small guards within theWorld Class.

Marie Czapinski Chicago, ILMarie is an original founder of WGIand served as Chief Judge in theearly years of the organization. Shewas instrumental in the developmentof WGI in the early 1980’s and has along and successful history of judgedevelopment within the Midwest.

Ward Durrett Estes Park, COWard is considered by many to be a Founding Father of indoorpercussion. He was pivotal in thedevelopment of the PercussionDivision within WGI serving as ChiefPercussion Judge for several years.His vision helped define thestandards within this division.

1 9 9 7Scott Chandler Walnut Creek, CAScott has created an amazing spanof talent and contribution to thisactivity. His work with James LoganHigh School, Blue Devils, State StreetReview, Tate Chaparrals, to name afew, are examples of his passionateapproach to pageantry.

Harry Sampson Stoneham, MANew England’s Regional Director sincethe inception of WGI, Harry continueshis commitment to the developmentof WGI. A specialist in timing andpenalties, he is a resource for unitsand other regional directors.

1 9 96George Lindstrom Arvada, COThe expansion and growth of WGI isdirectly due to the vision of this manwho is responsible for the creation ofboth the Percussion and MarchingBand divisions. George served asContest Manager for the WorldChampionships, strategic planningconsultant and tireless volunteer.

Vincent Monacelli Rochester, NYA builder of champions, thisinnovative designer was pivotal inuniting the East and West when WGIwas founded. Director of such colorguards as Holley Hawks and BishopKearney, Vinnie created uniqueshows that are still benchmarks ofperformance excellence.

1 9 95Mary Denniston Sayreville, NJAn adjudication leader for more than 30 years, Mary’s integrity andcommitment to the performers hasset her apart. She served on the WGI Task Force for a number of yearsand continues to offer a wealth ofinformation to guards, beginningjudges, and pageantry as a whole.Mary passed away in 2004.

Fred J. Miller Dayton, OHFounder of the Miller’s Blackhawks,Fred is considered a mastershowman of color guard. He servedas WGI Financial Director for anumber of years and contributed to our growth through his expertiseas unit director, local circuitadministrator, and enthusiasticadvocate.

Jay Murphy Walnut Creek, CAThrough his shows with St. Anthony’sImperiales, Blue Devils, San JoseRaiders, Clovis West High School,and other units, Jay’s approach tocolor guard marks him as theparadigm which has defined thestandards of design and creativity.

1 9 9 4Mickey Kelly Madison, CTUnder his direction, the Skylarkswere one of the most creative unitsin the history of WGI. Mickey alsoserved as Judge Coordinator, bringingstandards, accountability and qualityto the adjudication.

Wayne Wengert Berthoud, COOur organization was incrediblyimpacted by technologicaladvancements brought by Wayne. His computer expertise, linked officesin 4 states, created the original WGI web page and designed thetabulation programs that are still inuse today.

Dolores Zappala Wakefield, MAPresident of the Board of Directorsfor more than a decade, Doloresspearheaded WGI through its’ criticalgrowing years as an organization. As director of Blessed Sacrament,she leaves a legacy that thrives tothis day.

1 9 93Sal & LuAnne Salas

Madison, WILeaders in innovative design andauthors of the grand productionwithin color guard, Sal and LuAnnecreated the State Street Review andmoved the activity into a new levelof entertainment. Their legacysurvives today as their many alumninow instruct their own units.

1 9 92Stanley Knaub Seattle, WAStanley was responsible for securingthe funding and organizing themeeting that ultimately founded WGI.He revolutionized the activity withthe addition of dance to color guard.Stanley passed away in 2002.

Lynn Lindstrom Arvada, COAs Executive Director, Lynn wasinstrumental in nurturing theexplosive growth of color guard from 30 guards in 1978 to over 300participating at the point when sheretired in 2001. She led WGI’sexpansion into percussion ensembleand marching band competitions.

Shirlee Whitcomb Walnut Creek, CAShirlee and others who founded theorganization in 1977 shared thevision of WGI. Her contributions overthe past 22 years as EducationDirector have included the educationinitiatives for instructors and judgesthat are unparalleled in thepageantry activity.

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WGI ScholarshipsWGI recognizes the young performers of our activity who pursue academic excellence. All

groups who participate in the World Championships are invited to submit one applicantfrom their unit who is a high school senior or already enrolled in college. A committee of

volunteers, instructors, and judges review dozens of applications forthese awards and select students who stand out in qualities of

academic, artistic, and personal standards.

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Jenna BenyounesStoneman Douglas High SchoolPride of Cincinnati Foundation Scholarship

Kelli CherryBeyer High School

Emil y CoateNorthmont High School

Chel sea EhretLake Erie Regiment

Brian KennyInnuendo

Nikida Koral yCroatan High School

Alexandra KrolAPEX

Caryn LasleyDunbar High School

Taryn LiebtagAftermath

Lauren LincolnEastridge High School

Geral yn MarcellinoJames Logan High School

Amanda ReyesAvon High School

Bob Wiles Memorial Scholarship

Crystal ValdezLittlerock High School

Jim Wal shGreat Lakes Percussion

Through the 50/50 raffle and thepurchase of this program book, you, thepatrons of WGI, remain a major sourceof revenue for the scholarships awarded.Corporate and private donations alsoenrich the fund that offers assistance tothese worthy individuals. WGI hopes toaward approximately $20,000 inscholarships in 2006. Should you wishto make a tax-deductible donation tothe WGI Scholarship Fund, pleasecontact the WGI office at 937/434-7100.


WGI On Demand

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WGI ON DEMAND

On Demand

A build your o wnDVD experience!

WGI announces a revolution inpageantry arts video! WGI On

Demand is an amazing build-your-own DVD experience. This uniquewebsite allows you to select various World Class perform-ances from past years andplace them onto one DVD.

Color guard and indoorpercussion fans can now buildtheir very own “Favorite 15” orselect all fifteen finalistswithin a year to make a“Volume” similar to the formatWGI has previously packaged WorldChampionships videos. Thepossibilities are endless!

Each WGI On Demand DVDincludes five individual shows foronly $20.00. Similar to an iTunesconcept, you can add shows to yourdisk for only $1.99 per show. Eachdisk can contain up to fifteen showsmaximum.

Another feature of the system isthe ability to use a “KeywordSearch”. This function will allow youto search for your favorite unitsname to pull up all shows by thatunit on the WGI On Demand system.

You can also search for showconcepts like “The Pines of Rome”and build a DVD of shows with thatmusic title in the show description.

Your customized DVD will shipwithin two business days via UPS.Customers can select regular groundor expedited shipping, just as withthe current online shop.

The system will launch withperformances from World Class ColorGuard and Percussion ensembles,

assuming they madethe copyrightclearance process.More recentperformances andadditional past

Championships and classes will beadded over time. WGI is currentlyworking to restore some classicfootage from the first WGI in 1978as well as digging up never beenseen before footage from pastchampionships from the WGI video vault.

Imagine, all the WGI WorldChampionships are now available on DVD. It happens thanks to WGI On Demand.

Coming Soon!

WWW.WGIONDEMAND.COM

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The Sacred Geometry of Chance

www.rccband.org

Manifest Destiny

Director Gary Locke

Staff Sean Vega, Jim Wunderlich, Mike Jackson, Paul Locke, Brian Dinkle, Chad McCormick, Pete Sapadin, Cory Blee, Chris Velez, Jennifer Swanek

Sponsors Dynasty USA, Vic Firth, Remo Inc, Zildjian, Xymox, Taye, Riverside Community College

Costume and Set Design Mike Jackson

RiversideCommunit y College

Gold Medalist 9 7.00

Riverside, California

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Independent World Percussion

Fernando MillerRudy ArzagaCasey BrohardJeremy BeckBrent SullivanRichard CardenasMakana SylvaEileen ChenMatt AlfordBrett ErskineJavi OrtegaErin EscobarMatt Regua

Tawny KimGrace LeeSiososa FaivaNicole MontinolaAndrew CohenMiguel GuaderramaJessica RossPete LuceroLissette VelasquezWillie CalverioFred NewcommKendal KarchChris McCarthy

Alexis MasingillJeff ChapmanMarlon SpearsLauryn BremnerAndre BerryClinton ZachauBryan ThomasPhillip KruseSarah MadridGabe AyalaBrian WallaceBehkie Aguilar


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Rhythm XSilver Medalist 96. 70

Colu mbu s, Ohio

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2005 ProgramWired

Director Craig Dunn

Staff Tim Fairbanks, Mark Reynolds, Diaz Clark,Allen Jutsus, Mike Thomas, James Sparling,Eric Dudley, Dan Mathey, Kevin Hollis

Sponsors Dynasty, Remo, InnovativePercussion, Sabian, Fred J. Miller Inc., Electra Tarp, Robin Technologies

Costume Design Tim Fairbanks, Fred J Miller Inc.

Set Design Tim Fairbankss

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The 2006 Rhythm X production is entitled, “Lunaria” and will takethe audience through an entire cycle of the moon’s phases. Musicalselections include Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd, MoonlightSonata by Beethoven, Moondance by Van Morrison, and Clair deLune by Claude Debussy.

Emily AdkinsBen AlbaughChad AlbertKimi BadgerMatt BaldwinKelsey BehlJeff BrooksRyan BurdSamantha CopeJesse CottrellEric DaughertyChris DudleyAngel EmersonKyle FirthJoe KrellwitzJon GustinMatt HahnBrian HanleyTJ HartmannTim JacksonJeremy Jorgenson

Lane KimbleGeoff KolbRyan LambLauren LandMonique LatiolaisAndrew MarkworthKelly MartinMike McKennaJeff MooreMegan MorrisScott PaddenAlex PoseyJustin RandlesErin RigelmanAnne SmartKim SmithJared ThomasJosh UngerKyle WineMatt Zangri


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Music City Traveling Sideshowpresents their 2006 production,“Mystique”. Come one, come allto this thrilling array of percussionmusic and dazzling visualperformance! There’s somethingfor everyone when the curtainopens on “Mystique”. You won’tbelieve it until you see it foryourself!

www.musiccitymystique.org

Cosmic Proportions

Director Don Click

Staff Michael Chester, Stephanie Click,Carl Eppler, Dean Giddens, Shane Gwaltney, Tim Hale, Erik Johnson, Tim Maynard, Joel McCauley, Jonathan Morrell, Josh Nelson, Cory Nichols

Sponsors Adams, Innovative Percussion,Pearl, Remo, Sibelius, Zildjian

Costume Design The Band Hall

Set Design Jason Palmer

Music City Mysti que

Bronze Medalist 95.25

Nashville, Tennessee

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2005 PerformersTyler AdcockElrod AltizerJake AnsleySarah BaileyJustin BlauwCorey BoiseNeal BookerBiance CerioJordan

ChristenotTrey CokeroftChris DeBerryGeorge DorflerAndy FellowsBrad FrancisJimmy FullerJulian GonzalezLauren GregoryMatt GrimesDustin Groves

Tony HartmanMarcus HawkinsJordan HillMeagan HillsJamie IngallsMatt JordanMollie LaneGraham LewisCraig LoefflerElliot LopesDavid LoradySean MahanChris MartinBen MitchellNate MorrisBen NelsonAlex O’NeilJason PalmerTico ParsonRob Pastor

Corey RobersonSarah SharpAdam SonesStephanie

SorensonHunter StricklinEric TalbotBailey Todd


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Blue KnightsDenver, Colorado

4th Place 9 4.35

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www.bknights.org

In The Mind Of Madness

Director Peter Bretz

Staff Mike Nevin, Doug Rosener, JohnCrouch, Dave Marvin, Brian Graham,Michael Velasquez, David Killinger,Scott Weidner, Tohbias Juniel

Costume Design Sandy Entin, DaveMarvin, JohnCrouch

Set Design John Crouch, Dave MarvinAlex CardonaJeff GleasonReuben RoybalRoman SanchezBrian WolffAlex EntinBrandon GrangeMicah JastrumJoseph KramerChad Sieg

Steve TurneyScott WemlingerDerek BougheyJason FrantzLuke McCollumEric RidenourGary RussellChris TempleKameisha AddisonMegan Buchholz

Alex CoburnStephane EatonWilly FosterAllison GreenbaumChris GreenwaltAdrienne HayesJason HerronRyan JeffersJason KeelingSean Knight

Savannah MaplesDarren MichaelsAmanda MontemayerEdward NowosadDiane OlmsteadAtupele PowangaJason RiedRuben RomeroJeremy SellTrevor Smith

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North Coast AcademySaginaw, Michigan

5th Place 93.10

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Director Diane King

Staff Martin Hotte, Tony Shuker, Nick Pourcho, Scott Idle,Scott Allen, Jim Devine

Sponsors The Saginaires Youth Organization, Dynasty, Vic Firth, Remo, Sabian

Costume Design Scott Allen, Diane King, Staff

Set Design Scott Allen

Larry AllswedeTim AllswedeCorey BaltesGinalise BissiChris BlissEmilia BoffiBill BoswellElliott BowmanCurtis BrownBrittany BuckthorpeDan CenciSteve DaileyJaime Heissler

Stephanie JohnsonJake JohnsonErik KosmanChristina KenneyAndrew LibiranVincent LibiranPaul LoosKrystal MastersAshley McNeesBeth MetzDane NordeenTim NorvilleJordon Novak

Joe PorentaDrew ParentJake PrattRob PrecordMarty RodriguezOliver RodriguezJustin RogersReid SchmidtDan Schmatz CaptainBecky SpauldingJoe TuckerSteve WulffDoug Young

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Odyssey Percu ssion TheatreSu wanee, Georgia 6th Place 9 1.00

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www.odysseypercussion.org

The Pulse — A journey through the four stages of life

Directors Shane “Tater” George and Eric Miller

Staff John Cypert, Kit Chatham, Jeff Sacktig, Bill Bachman,Ian Murphy, Troy Bennifield, Shawn Geiger, Travis Downs,Rob Holman, John Belcher, Lance Kindl, Keith Casey

Sponsors Yamaha, Innovative Percussion, Remo, Zildjian


Set Design Odyssey Design Team

Nigel ContonSteven EllisonJosh ErwinDaniel TkacikKyle McCarthyAdam BaileyRichard BodorColin ChoatEric GrootersObed ResendezRob CallSteven BairdChris ChandlerLindsey ClarkBrian GraiserAndrew HauptTawny KernWhitney King

Kelly KnowlsonNathaniel LeePete McPhersonRyan PackardCaleb StricklandDani NixC. J. RolisonChris WilliamsKevin BoyleJaren LanhamAndrew MattesonJonathan MitchellDrew SimpsonBen WallingfordEric BrownKyle PridgenJody WhiteBen Williams

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Eastside FuryHarrison Township, Michigan

7th Place 8 7.20

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Director Jason Ihnat

Staff Ralph Biggs, Blair Kuhn, Jason Ihnat,Laura Skok, Jim Rebbeck, Neil Pittman, Phil Rumley, Javin Thompson

Sponsors Vic Firth Inc., Zildjian, Yamaha, The L’Anse Creuse HS Band Boosters

Costume Design Leslie Heileman

Set Design Blair Kuhn, Ralph Biggs

Robert Abend Nicholas ArnoldAnthony LeithauserTed ObertsTim CartwrightAndy LinRyan MarshallTom HinsmanJake KuykendallNick RosinskiAndrew Zalewski

John ZuziakJennifer HelpapStephanie LipariCourtney PiotrowskiBecky PresswoodAmy ShafferJustin AlvisBrad BowerKeali ChambersShawn DivineyNiki Hass

David HeilemanShane KuntzSean LawrenceNick MatthewsRebekah MoellerDerek PaulJames P. ReeceJillian RobbJosh SineSarah WilsonTodd Yee

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Black KnightsBurbank, California

8th Place 8 6.25

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www.blackknights.org

The Art of Control

Director Pete Ellison

Staff Chris Burroughs, Dave Turner, Roger Carter,Steve Ridley, Nick Stoup, Brian Horran, Susan Willmering, Jaime Holly, Erik Nord, Scott Quintana, Debbie Keith

Sponsors Remo Inc., Vic Firth, Yamaha, Zildjian

Costume Design Mario Ramirez

Set Design Chris Burroughs, Tony Gentile

Pulse Percu ssionBuena Park, California 9th Place 8 6.20

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Four . Five . One

Directors Caleb Rothe and Ike Jackson

Staff Ken McGrath, Tony Nunez, Kelly Madeira, Justin McCall, Ray Santos

Sponsors Pro-Mark, Yamaha, Evans, Sabian, Visual Design Concepts, The Impulse Youth Arts Organization

Costume Design Bobby Moffett

Set Design Ike Jackson, Caleb Rothe

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MatrixAkron, Ohio10th Place 8 5.15

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www.matriximpe.com

The Grid

Director Rob Ferguson

Staff Brian Bennett, Eric Dalpiaz, Christina Santelli, Kevin Stahl, Greg Richards, Jason Detec, Kate Ferguson, Cory Lutton, Tana Fox

Sponsors Pearl, Zildjian, Innovative Percussion, Evans, Lentine’s Music

Costume Design Rob Ferguson, M & I Dancewear

Set Design Eric Dalpiaz, Christina Santelli, Kevin Stahl

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Gateway Percu ssionSt. Louis, Missouri

11th Place 8 4.8 5

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Alone in a Crowd

Director Paul Richardson

Staff John Steinbruegge, Chad Schaedler, Mike Davis,Patrick Jacobs, Patrick Charles, Kent Lineberry, LaurenPaul, Chris Sakowski, Greg Hamilton, Jarrett Robinett

Sponsors Mozingo Music, Innovative Percussion,Dynasty, Colts Drum and Bugle Corps

Costume Design John Steinbruegge

Dave AllenJordan Arnett,Christian BeckJoseph BiasRandy BrownMegan CoonrodMichelle CooperLaura EngelJosh GosneyDavid GronnebergEvan GuerraMarcus Hamilton

Micaela HarrisNoah HollandClaire JehleRyan KappelmannBrian KapplerJ.R. LilleskauSinger MaKari MartinCisco MasferrerNick MillerChris MozingoMaurice Neil

Katie NicholsonTom PannulloMarianne ParkerKelly PfisterEric SearsJamie SippelJessie SugarRick StacyBrett StapletonLauren SybertKatee Thornton

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I-2 Percu ssionIndianapolis, Indiana

12th Place 8 4.00

2005 Program

www.i2percussion.com

The Rock Concert Experience; Are You Experienced?

Directors Jason Trigg and Jim Bailey

Staff Ben Hall, Joel Brainard, Justin Ramirez, Matt Snyder, Ben Collins, Gary Rudolph, Christina Fern, Mike McIntosh, Bill Cunningham, Chad Brinkman, Rich Hinshaw

Sponsors Yamaha, Sabian, Innovative Percussion, Evans, Paige’s Music

Costume Design Shannon Stroud

Set Design Steve Brothers

Josh WilsonNate WilkersonDavy AndersonElliot LemonsGlen AllmanZach RobertsChris PerkinsTodd MillerChad WellsMandie Meek

Derek WeberNiles AbelBruce

McDonaldDan MadsenJeff StroudCasey MillerBrad WaitsLouis MorganJustin Lahr

Amanda BalzChristina FernJessica

MulhollandJenny McCoyLarry VanoreAdam AlvarezKatie DowneyPaul WoodsJoe Harris

Joe HakeMike DonnerKerry WebbJohn LouksCurt LynchLee AllmanMatt BrothersNick HartgroveJoanna GolandoChase Storbeck

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Hybrid

www.trojanband.com

Cynosure

Director Jeff Huffman

Staff Garrett Scharton, Derek Felix, Jeff Gentry, Chris Hodgson,Joe Wever, Nate Noble, Greg Hagen, David Reeves

Sponsors Center Grove Band Boosters, Innovative Percussion

Costume Design Sarah Huffman, ATD Designs

Set Design Jeff Gentry, Donna Smith, Jeff Edwards

Center GroveHigh School

Gold Medalist 9 4.10

Greenwood, Indiana

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Sean BaileySpencer BaileyLauren BashenowNick BashenowTricia BauerPhilip BeasleySean CarverSarah ClementsA J CowallCameron DavisGreg DawesLeigh FieldsKyle FletcherJim FobesJason GibbsTyler Hansen

Andi KerrCraig MathewsGarrett McWhirterNicki MeltonKristen PauleyCarly PurvisChuck RiegelKatie RobinsonLaura RobinsonKyle RunnelsLuke SlevinAnthony VlcanChad VoegeleNick WaldoTim Webster


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Raising the Bar

www.centervilleband.org

In Perspective

Director Tim Fairbanks

Staff Andrew Markworth, Allen Justus, Mike Thomas,Eric Dudley, T.J. Hartmann,Rob Cooney, Noah Bellamy

Sponsors Centerville BandBoosters

Costume and Set DesignTim Fairbanks

CentervilleHigh School

Silver Medalist 93. 75

Centerville, Ohio

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Chad AlbertDavid BartosikScott BerryDavid BiseJosh BollmanMark BornsScott BrewerErin ConenAndin FisherJimmy GilkeyJon GranbyAlaina HammondBobby HenryRoss HillMary HoenesPat HuberDerek JamesJoel MartinJosh McGirrSean McGrathMax MilliganEric NicholsMichelle Palmer

Susan ParkerKatie PhillipsAlyssa ReidyNick RileyJessica RobinsonJohn RohrerRichard RouseTanner SewellGeoff SieronCurtis SineweCorey TarbullPat Ten EyckEmily TibbitsBobby TrickAllison UebelAshley ValekisAshley VavulHalle WarhaJon Wilkens


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What It Means To Be Human

Duality

Director Tom Aungst

Staff Darcie Aungst, Neil Larrivee, Jeff Sacktig, Jamie Eckert, Willy Higgins, Ryan Loud

Sponsors D.S.M.A., Vic Firth, Yamaha, Remo, Zildjian

Costume Design Darcie Aungst

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Lauren AmorinKelsey AvilaNathan BeanAndrew BeauchampDanielle BennettAllison BritoJennifer ButlerChris CabralJames CallahanChris CateNathan CostaPat CurryErin DesrochersAmanda DesrosiersNathan Dufault

Evan DurantJacob EnoksenBrittany FariaBrian FerreiraTony FrancoTony FurtadoDarcy GauvinRyan GavinEric GomesNathan GwozdzKyle HawesEvan MacedoTim MedeirosRichard MedelrosAimee Morgado

Kayla NunesWilliam OliverMatt PepinJon RivaSarah PurgusNicole RegoSara RoderiquesCourtney RogersNicole SamagaioCam SiegalMegan StubbsDenielle SylviaChris TrahanJacob UrbanekJacob Ventura


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Mission Viejo High SchoolMission Viejo , California

4th Place 9 1.8 5

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www.mvhsmusic.com

Shannon BirkGraham OrrKristina SaleenJennifer WangMegan FitzgeraldMegan EncisoAllister WenzelPhilip MendozaMegan FourqureanJeremy LucasKimberly SchuchAlex ShahmiriJeff Portwood

Max ManningMichael BlumenthalScott GarlockPeter WoodDavid LeonHenry KilifiDaniel PonderMatt BallmaierJesse DormanJason BurgerAllan LeonMandie RussellBryan Nungaray

Gavin EllowitzBen RixfordJarrod LaugenourJamey CollinsMatt TaddeoAlex LavassaniIan SaundersJohnny BisahaRyan FanbergJanaye PohlJulie YandaEvan BaconRueben Puebla

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Hilliard Darby High SchoolHilliard, Ohio

5th Place 90.80

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Director Jon Merritt

Staff Mark Reynolds, Rodney Arcaro, Steve Hegemier, Patrick O’Donnell

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The Medium Is The Message

Directors John Hannan and Doug Meeuwsen

Staff Jim, Mike, Jenny, Sean, Chris, Dan, Vince

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Avon High SchoolAvon, Indiana

6th Place 90.10

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www.avonband.com

Counterparts

Director Jay Webb

Staff Jeff Queen, Drew Schneiders, Richard Hinshaw

Sponsors Vic Firth Sticks & Mallets, X-L Harness, Evans Drumheads, Avon Marching Black and Gold

Father Ryan High SchoolNashville, Tennessee

7th Place 90.05

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The Road to the Final Four

Directors Derek Schletzer and Jeff Schletzer

Staff David England, John Harvill,Ethan Chastain, Dustin Schletzer,Jason Palmer

Sponsors The Father Ryan BandBoosters, Innovative Percussion

Costume Design Jeff Schletzer, Derek Schletzer

Set Design Jason Palmer, Jeff Schletzer,Derek Schletzer

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Jennifer BartonMarilyn BrodyRyan CarreonAaron ChanAron ChanBrian ChanErich ChangMichael ChenKelvin ChowDaniela ConsiglioJosh Davis-ParraJeff DoranRichard Espanto

Linda FineLauren FongNathan GallaherDana JohnsonDaniel LaiBenjamin LiDavid LucarelliMichael MorenoDorothy MuiAdam NooneKevin ParkMary PavlikLorenzo Rizzo

Sam ShihDerek SmithJacob SonnenbergSteven SunMaggie SymesDian TaiMiles TannerMichael TayAngela TengCharlie TsaiAngie Wu

2005 Performers

2005 Program

2005 Performers

Choctawhatchee High SchoolFort Walton Beach, Florida

8th Place 8 7. 90

2005 Program

www.stylemarchers.org

The Performers Discovery

Directors Randy Nelson, Chad Hannah, Shane Gwaltney

Staff Michelle Lower, Benja Russell, Eddie Capps, John Dunlap, Zerick Randolph, Joe Fant

Sponsors Choctawhatchee Band Parents

Jarrod WelshKyle McAulayDenney HollowayBeau SullivanJohn ReinlieBrian MezaBenjamin MitchellJosh DailySean Nelson

Matt SeatonIan McFarlandMicah KirbyBrandon WardSam PhillipsJarrod ThrasherJim PowellMaggie JuengstAntonio Brum

April MayNick NadeauPhil ChristenotDaiki DurbinAshley GibsonMegan RamboChris MapesKahea Cameron-

Allen

Anne CoteLiz LuthMichael DozieColin MeyersScott ElderidgeJenni ThrasherKyrsten ScharmenSean BartlettKimberly Pearce

2005 Performers

Arcadia High SchoolArcadia, California 9th Place 8 5. 70

2005Program

2005 ProgramThe Chameleon Effect

Director Kevin Sherrill

Staff Jeff Doolittle, Tony Nunez, Vince Gardner, Oliver Bullock, Armando Oliveras

Sponsors Arcadia Music Club & Symes Automotive Group

Costume and Set Design Oliver Bullock

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Escambia High SchoolPensacola, Florida

10th Place 8 5.40

2005 ProgramDave’s Auto Shop

Director Terry Sanders

Staff Ira Fernandez, Rodell Castillo,Elanders Frazier, Mario Talor, MichelleLower, Richard Lazano, Doug Holsworth

Sponsors EHS Band Boosters, Pro Mark Inc.

Costume Design Terry Sanders

Set Design Terry Sanders, Doug Holsworth

Nicole WattsAshley BowersSean EllisJamie QuinnKristina AkersSavanna RichterJessica BaughmanMallory ElamKyle RoarkeMyles HarveySarah DennisSydney Cross

Tyler DelorneBrandon RutledgeAndrew HautaughPhillip MechanowiczRaymond StockerLauren CaseyEric JonesMark LowerThomas YorkWilliam PittsBrandon LombaJerald Sevilla

Genaro MooreClayton StockerAmanda FreemanDavid HindsRussell HartsellCarlos JerezJerry CharvatBen HolsworthJeremiah HogueMichael EscanillasDeelia DoxeyMeghan Tomlin

2005 Performers

2005 ProgramAyala High School

Chino Hill s, California11th Place 8 4. 90

2005 Program

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American rEvolution

Directors Ike Jackson and Caleb Rothe

Staff Miguel Guaderrama, Brett Erskin,Ernie McLaurin, Lauren Bremner,Mark Stone

Sponsors Pro-Mark, Yamaha, Sabian,The Ayala BAC Boosters


Set Design Ike Jackson, Caleb Rothe

2005 ProgramTate High School

Pensacola, Florida 12th Place 8 4.30

2005 Program

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Fear No Evil

Director Jody Dunwoody

Staff Jenn Sigler, Ryan Whited, Mario Taylor, Caleb Rothe, Jody Dunwoody

Sponsors Tate Band Boosters, Innovative Percussion

Costume Design Jody Dunwoody, Sherry, Randy Palmer

Set Design Jody Dunwoody, Keith Conley, Jeff Steyne, Mark Murphy

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2005Program

2005 Performers

2005 Program

2005 Performers

www.fortmillband.com

Medea’s Dance Mix of Vengeance

Director William Register

Staff Marty McCartt, Rob Sullens

Sponsors Blue and Gold Band Club,Marching Monk


Fort MillHigh School

Gold Medalist 95. 95

Fort Mill, South Carolina

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Scholastic ConcertWorld Percussion

Jordan AndersonHarrison BoydRene BridgesMatthias BurrellNolan Collins

Brendan DaileyGreg DasherMatthew HarrisonRussell HawesChris HillMolly HughesDana JacobsPaul JacobsMargaret MakowskiMatt MurrayChris RileySeth SpitlerChad WeselyTravis WilsonRyan Zimmerman


Mission ViejoHigh School

Silver Medalist 95.50

Mission Viejo, California

2005Program2005 Program

www.mvhsmusic.com

Hunter

Directors John Hannan and Doug Meeuwsen

Staff Jim Wunderlich, Mike Jackson

Music Arrangement Jim Wunderlich42



2005Program

2005 ProgramThe Deep End

Director Mickey Ratliff

Staff Mickey Ratliff, Matthew Gratton

Sponsors Warsaw Band Boosters, Lewis Salvage, David Marshall

Warsaw Communit yHigh School


Warsaw, Indiana

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2005 Program

Ayala High SchoolChino Hill s, California

4th Place 8 9. 70

2005 Program

www.ayalapercussion.com

Eight Factorial

Director Caleb Rothe

Staff Brett Erskin, Aaron Rothe, Mark Stone

Sponsors Pro-Mark, Yamaha, Sabian, Ayala BAC Boosters

2005 ProgramTarpon Springs High School

Tarpon Springs, Florida 5th Place 8 8.45

2005 ProgramPiano Concerto #5 by Camille Saint Saens

Director Kevin Ford

Staff Jared Johnson, Jason Kitchen

Sponsors Tarpon Springs High School Leadership and Music Conservatory


Tunstall High SchoolDanville, Virginia

6th Place 8 4.50

2005 Program

www.tunstallmusic.org

“Rumble” The music of Chick Corea

Directors Tim Bray and Debra Bray

Staff Murray Gusseck, Alicia Bray, Kristen Bray, Josh Cassell

Sponsors Vic Firth, Inc. Evans Drum Heads,Dynasty USA, Tunstall Music Boosters, The Virginia Helmsmen, Inc.

Melissa BrinkleyT. J. JonesBuck WilliamsKatie HancockDoug DavisJackie LancasterKellie HarlowMichael HearpBrandon Snead

Caryn JohnsonChristina WilliamEric StephensLawanda JohnsonSamm ScottDerek StephensAllison SimmonsAmanda Smoot

2005 Performers

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Surround SoundFt. Worth, Texas

Gold Medal 93.50

2005 Program Movement: DefinedDirector Brandon White • Staff Mike Littlejohn, Allen Joanis, Brady White, Shaun Dodge, Margaret Mckinnon, Jennifer Burns, Jason Pena, Tony King, Seth Dahm, John Bohner • Sponsors DynastyUSA, Vic Firth Sticks and Mallets, Aplex Courier and Delivery Service,The Burleson High School Band • Costume Design The Band HallSet Design Brady White

2005 Program Identity CrisisDDiirreeccttoorr John BrennanSSttaaffff Bret Kuhn, Ben Maughmer, Ben Pyatt, Bill Zeier, Doug Ward, Nick Thomas, Alan Miller, Coby Coco, Darrell Fife, Ellis Hampton, Nathan Ratliff, Jeremy Gomez • SSppoonnssoorrss Yamaha, Remo,Innovative Percussion, Fork’s Drum Closet

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Independent Open Percussion

Metro AllianceDallas/Ft. Worth, Texas 4th Place 8 8.20

2005 Program It’s All About The BoxDDiirreeccttoorr Jason Harvey • SSttaaffff Josh Nayman, David Giddens, Matt Tinnell, Matt Broom, Shane Gwaltney,

Keith McNabb, Stephen Goble, Erin Mabry • SSppoonnssoorrss Innovative Percussion • SSeett DDeessiiggnn Shane Gwaltney

Velocit yGreen Bay, Wisconsin 5th Place 8 5.20

2005 Program TechnoFuturaDDiirreeccttoorr Tony Lymon • SSttaaffff Emily Lymon, Wes Morehead, Matt Little, Ryan Saul, Kevin Welborn, Ricardo Robinson,Brooke Rammage • SSppoonnssoorrss Jones County Junior College, Innovative Percussion, Laser Mania, Mike Garnand IndustriesCCoossttuummee DDeessiiggnn Tony Lymon, Ricardo Robinson • SSeett DDeessiiggnn Tony Lymon, John Henrick

emiNenceHattiesburg, Mississip pi 6th Place 83.15

2005 Program Adventure In TimeDDiirreeccttoorrss Scott Hughes • SSttaaffff Ray Donato, Jon Kersten, Rudy Flores, Tony Gamble, Jason Breland,

Drew Tucker, Gavin Miller, Alain Brodeur • SSppoonnssoorrss Pageantry Arts Concepts, Vic Firth, Florida AtlanticUniversity, John I. Leonard H.S. • CCoossttuummee DDeessiiggnn Gavin Miller, Scott Hughes, Ray Donato

SSeett DDeessiiggnn Jon Kersten, Scott Hughes, Cris Ganz, Sally Bloom, Donna Aman

StrykePal m Beach, Florida 7th Place 83.05


AftermathCoatesville, Pennsylvania

Silver Medal 90.102005 Program The Golden Mean

Director Jeffrey Piscitello • Staff Steve Regener, Brian Leonard, Christine Vanacour, Frank McGuigan, Chris Russell, Rich Hammond, Eric Kitchenman, Jeffrey ChoiceSponsors Vic Firth, Premier, Zildjian • Costume Design Jeffrey Choice

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Independent Open Percussion

United Percu ssionPennsauken, New Jersey

Bronze Medal 8 9. 70

2005 Program energy:E=mc2Director John Strada

2005 Program BeantownDDiirreeccttoorr Scott Dubois • SSttaaffff Scott Dubois, Jeff Queen, Jim Schleicher, Lennie Machado, Chris Dufault, Mike Wasielewski,Chuck Collins, Wes Sullivan, P.J. Washburn, Rudy Gowern, Chris ParksSSppoonnssoorrss Vic Firth, StickTape.com, Compel Solutions • SSeett DDeessiiggnn Peter Washburn and John Prochilo

Boston Universit yBoston, Massachu setts 7th Place 83.05

2005 Program AMBIGRAMSDDiirreeccttoorr David Killinger • SSttaaffff Sean McElroy, Rosie Dugan, Alvin Ramos, Jenny McKelvey, Jeff Gleason, Eric Ridenour,

Jason Reid • SSppoonnssoorrss Vic Firth, Pearl • CCoossttuummee DDeessiiggnn Sean McElroy • SSeett DDeessiiggnn Sean McElroy, David Killinger

Blue KnightsDenver, Colorado 9th Place 82.05

2005 Program UndercurrentsDDiirreeccttoorr Rod Owens • SSttaaffff John Campese, Lee Hanson, KirkGay, Tom Hurst, Jim VanRomer, Mike Schialabba,Ryan Thomas, John Stewart, Dan Johnson, Shawn Crilly • SSppoonnssoorrss Dynasty, Zildjian, Vic Firth, Electra Tarp,Sabreline, Greater Orlando Performing Arts Company • CCoossttuummee aanndd SSeett DDeessiiggnn Jim VanRomer

1st DegreeOrlando, Florida 10th Place 79.55

Independent OpenPercu ssion


Clear BrookHigh School

Friendswood, TexasGold Medal 9 4.55

2005 Program City Scapes the Music of Steve Reich

Director Christopher Retschulte • Staff Stan Mauldin,Mike Ary, Thom Hannum, Travis Watson, Brian Perez,Courtney Mills, Ron Hardin, Kassidy RogersSponsors Vic Firth, Pearl, Remo, KB Home, Sterling Chemicals • Costume Design Denise Grannon,Jana Jackson • Set Design Christopher Retschulte,Travis Watson, Ron Hardin

2005 Program The Iron RoadDDiirreeccttoorr David Merrill • SSttaaffff Dave Marvin, Heather Thiede, Mike Dye, John CrouchSSppoonnssoorrss Longmont Band Boosters • CCoossttuummee DDeessiiggnn Dave Marvin • SSeett DDeessiiggnn Dave Marvin, John Meyers

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Longmont High SchoolLongmont, Colorado 4th Place 9 1. 90

2005 Program Reflection: Music From the Passion of the ChristDDiirreeccttoorr Keith Ledet • SSttaaffff Steven Wilson, Emily Binion, Keith Ledet • SSppoonnssoorrss E. D. White Band Boosters,

Promark Stick, Lorio Foundation • CCoossttuummee DDeessiiggnn Debbie Ledet • SSeett DDeessiiggnn Keith Ledet, Billy Ledet

E. D. White High SchoolThibodaux, Louisiana 5th Place 90.40

2005 Program An American Trilogy—Discovery, Adventure, and CelebrationDDiirreeccttoorr Charles A. Poole, Jr. • SSttaaffff Charles A. Poole, Jr., Paul J. Rennick, Ed Devlin, Bill Carnes, Brian Flahive, KevinMacDonald, Mark Sachetta, Frank Neuwinger • SSppoonnssoorrss Everett Public Schools, ProMark, Zildjian • CCoossttuummee DDeessiiggnnPenny Yebba, Mimi Campbell, Anna Giordano, Barbara LaRossa • SSeett DDeessiiggnn Eric Braust, Dale Powers and Matt Campbell

Everett High SchoolEverett, Massachu setts 6th Place 8 9.05

2005 Program Changing RollsDDiirreeccttoorr Mike Maegly • SSttaaffff Mike Folz, Joe Davis, Mike Greer, David Wyrick, Phil Grosvenor, Jen Partridge Maegly

SSppoonnssoorrss Kings Music Association, Dynasty USA, Vic Firth • CCoossttuummee DDeessiiggnn David Wyrick, Maureen Moon, Melody Winterink • SSeett DDeessiiggnn David Wyrick, Jeroen Winterink, the Kings Dads

Kings High SchoolKings Mill s, Ohio 7th Place 8 8.8 5

2005 Program The ProcessDDiirreeccttoorr Heath Lawless • SSttaaffff Hunter Mcrae, John Cypert, Ricky Taft • SSppoonnssoorrss Collins Hill Band Boosters

Collins Hill High SchoolSu wanee, Georgia 8th Place 8 7. 70


Pacifica High SchoolGarden Grove, CaliforniaSilver Medal 93.00

2005 Program PRICELE$$Director Jeremy Chung • Staff John Mapes, Tim Tintari, Paul Nesbit,Brandon Larson • Sponsors Yamaha, Pro Mark, Pacifica High SchoolBand Boosters

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Scholastic Open Percussion

Franklin CentralHigh School

Indianapolis, IndianaBronze Medal 92.50

2005 Program EvolutionDirectors Daniel Fyffe and Joesph Plahitko • Staff Jeff Gentry, Chris Jacobs, Tyler Bongen, De Delarosa, Mark Roach,Sarah Sorge, Ritchie Reeves • Sponsors Franklin Central Band Boosters, Promark, Dynasty Drums, Evans Drum HeadsCostume Design Jeff Gentry, Sarah Huffman, Noreen Roberts • Set Design Jeff Gentry, Mark Etherton, Joyce Hadley

2005 Program Machine Redline

Director Tom Tucker • Staff Max Mullinix, John Mashburn, Dana Garner, Dustin Ingram, Brooke Stathes, Leif Marwede, Eric Bonds, Josh Crosby • Sponsors Forsyth Central Band Boosters and Innovative PercussionCostume Design Angie Sisk, Phillip Morgan, Tom Tucker • Set Design Phillip Morgan, John Stathes, Tom Tucker

Forsyth Central High SchoolCu mming, Georgia 9th Place 8 7.15

2005 Program UniversalDirector Gary Rudolph • Staff Jason Trigg, Chad Wells, Larry Ash, Scott Dial, Jude Boughton • Sponsors Bright Sheet

Metal Co, Goodyear Auto Service, Robert Hall Insurance, JJ Alterations, Rabb & Howe Cabinet Top Co, Bad Boys PrivateInvestigators, Shirts-N-Things Graphics, Chapel Hill Barber & Beauty Salon, Edy’s Barber and Beauty Salon,

Best West Auto • Costume Design Gary Rudolph Dance Sophisticates • Set Design J. Daugherty Designs

Ben Davis High SchoolIndianapolis, Indiana 10th Place 8 6.8 5

2005 Program Inside the Piano: Keys and Strings Come To LifeDirectors Tony Cox and Vicky Williams • Staff Jonathan Morrell, Kevin Feldser, Corey Boise, Timmy Bishop, Gilles Oulette, Nick Phillips • Sponsors Mt. Juliet High School Band BoostersCostume Design Jonathan Morrell and Tony Cox • Set Design Jonathan Morrell and Precision Signworks

Mt. Juliet High SchoolMt. Juliet, Tennessee 11th Place 8 4.15

2005 Program RepetitionDirectors Brandon Price and Patrick Mester • Staff David Flores, Shekhar Khedekar, TJ Castle, Nate Bourg,

Shaun Gallant, Chris Arriola, Murray Gusseck, Oliver Bullock • Sponsors Beyer Band Boosters

Beyer High SchoolModesto, California 12th Place 83.55

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Gold Medal 9 4.05

2005 Program Thrakattack!Directors Chris Smith and Tom Cox • StaffJosh Ellis • Sponsors Vic Firth, Goshen HSBand Boosters • Costume and Set DesignChris Smith

Salem High SchoolSalem, Massachu setts Silver Medal 8 8.80

2005 Program Reflections of Light, Sound, and FormDirectors Cyndi Napierkowski and Michael Newman

Staff Michael Newman, Priscilla Mario

Sponsors Salem Music Boosters

Costume Design Michael Newman, Charlene Tobey

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Scholastic ConcertOpen Percussion

Daphne High SchoolDaphne, AlabamaBronze Medal 8 7.8 5

2005 Program EvolutionDirectors Mark Foster and Rick Faison • Staff Mark Foster,Rick Faison, Marsha Foster • Sponsors The City ofDaphne, AL, Daphne Band Boosters, Daphne High School

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Spirit of AmericaOrleans, Massachu setts

Silver Medal 8 7.65

2005 Program AwakeningDirector Sr. Naomi Jamison • Sponsors Architectural Design Inc., Haig’s Homes Inc., Remo, Vic Firth

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Long Beach IndoorLong Beach, Mississip pi

Bronze Medal 8 6. 95

2005 Program “LOVE” by Mark ReynoldsDirectors Casey A Caviness and Cheryl Barlow • Staff Mark Reynolds, Menya Jefferson, CandiceDavenport, Shane Walley, Andrea Noll, Jenny Lane, Aaron Howard • Sponsors Long Beach High Schooland the Long Beach High School Band Boosters • Costume Design Mark and Audrey Reynolds

2005 Program “In Your Dreams” Based on Chick Corea’s “Illusions”Director Tim Bray • Staff Murray Gusseck, Lenny Keesee, Justin Belcher, Josh Nelson,

Dan McGuire, Alicia Bray, Kristen Bray • Sponsors Vic Firth, Inc. Dynasty USA, Evans Drum Heads, Tunstall Music Boosters • Costume and Set Design Debra Bray

Virginia Hel msmenDanville, Virginia 4th Place 8 4.60

2005 Program The GodsDirector Aaron Hines • Staff Tanya Acojedo, John Garcia • Sponsors Innovative PercussionCostume Design RIPE Staff • Set Design RIPE Staff

RIPERoseville, California 5th Place 82.60

2005 Program A Touch of SpainDirector Richard Hogan • Staff Rich Hogan, Richard Jensen, Greg Cole, Dan Mihalko,Billy Kidd. Jim Caris,

Jennifer Helpap, Jacob Johnson, Andrew Parent, Rob Dawson, Tim Rugenstein, Jeremy Rugenstein • Sponsors Arthur HillDrum Line Parents • Costume Design Arthur Hill Parents • Set Design Gilbert Merino, Ruth Franks, Jon Miller

Arthur HillSaginaw, Michigan 6th Place 79.50

ElementsZanesville, Ohio

Gold Medal 8 9.8 5

2005 Program StagesDirector Jeremy Todd Harney • Staff Tim Pence, Matthew Schott, Greg Miller, Garth Wilson, David Wyrick,Brady Sark • Sponsors Innovative PercussionCostume Design Matthew Schott • Set Design David Wyrick

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Page High SchoolPage, Arizona

Gold Medal 92.50

2005 Program OneDirectors Sharon Woodard and Jason HarrisonStaff Seth Woodard, John Crouch, Tanner Woodard,Clayton Sternburg • Set Design Dave Alston

2005 Program Beat Of My HeartDirector Brad Roberts • Staff Nate Noble, Jeff Gentry, Carrie Gentry, Zach Roberts, Jake Priscal,Kelsey Kidwell, Kriquet Kidwell • Sponsors Plainfield High School Band Boosters, Inc.Costume Design Dance Sophisticates • Set Design Infinite Graphics54

Scholastic APercussion

Plainfield High SchoolPlainfield, Indiana 4th Place 8 9.25

2005 Program “A Journey To Dry Land” Music Selections from the Motion Picture Soundtrack “Waterworld”Directors Rob Corley and Rebecca Tatarsky • Costume and Set Design Rob Corley

Harpeth High SchoolKingston Springs, Tennessee 8th Place 8 8.10

2005 Program I’m Running Directors Nate Noble and Steve Angel • Staff Derek Felix, Kelsey Behl, Kyle Snyder • Sponsors GC Band Boosters,Innovative Percussion • Costume Design Kevin Horrigan • Set Design Mercury “The God of Speed”

Greenfield Central High SchoolGreenfield, Indiana 6th Place 8 6.20

2005 Program VanityDirector Bill Garcia • Staff Dawn Garcia, Scott Quintana, Mike Grogan, Kassi Swainston, Josh DeGuzman, Paul Curci

Sponsors Panther Band Parents • Costume Design Bobby Moffett • Set Design Dawn Garcia, Mike Grogan

Newbury Park High SchoolNewbury Park, California 7th Place 8 6.00

2005 Program Three Generations from Dawn to DuskDirectors Jim Burton and David Giddens • Staff Lee Layne, Betsy Taylor, Heather Hall, Shane GwaltneySponsors Cleveland Band Boosters, Innovative Percussion, Outback Steakhouse, Wal-MartCostume design David Giddens, Janice Gregg • Set Design David Giddens, Jason Palmer

Cleveland High SchoolCleveland, Tennessee 8th Place 8 4.25


Trabuco Hill s High SchoolMission Viejo, California

Silver Medal 90.10

2005 Program Conspiracy TheoriesDirector Dr. Howard L. Stephens • Staff Robert Bowen, Rich Gordon • Sponsors Trabuco Hills High School Instrumental and Color Guard Boosters • Costume Design Bobby Moffitt

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Scholastic APercussion

LoaraHigh School

Anaheim, California

Bronze Medal 8 9.30

2005 Program ShelterDirectors and Staff Mike Jackson, Jim WunderlichSponsors Loara Band Booster Club • Costume Design Bobby MoffitSet Design Bob Cerince

2005 Program Lines, Shapes, Music, and Really Bad Color ChoicesDirectors Mike Davis and Greg Hamilton • Staff Mark Thomas, Doug Harris, Joe StacySponsors Howell North Band Boosters • Costume Design Mike Davis • Set Design Greg Hamilton

Howell North High SchoolSt. Charles, Missouri 9th Place 83.65

2005 Program Morning, Noon, and Night. Original music by Dave Marvin and Sean McElroyDirector Charles E. Craig • Staff Sean McElroy, Yoko Usui • Sponsors Arvada High School Instrumental Music Boosters

Arvada High SchoolArvada, Colorado 10th Place 83.00

2005 Program The Path Director Thomas Garvin • Staff Daniel Gervais, Whitney Stanton, Chris Boatman, Rick BarclaySponsors Claremont High School Band Boosters, California SpeedwayCostume Design Daniel Gervais • Set Design Daniel Gervais, Thomas Garvin

Claremont High SchoolClaremont, California 11th Place 8 1.15

2005 Program The Jigsaw PuzzleDirectors Dell Trotter and Tim Parkman • Staff Rachel Kard, Micah Pilson, Jenna Wright, Pat Farrell,Tori Mathis • Sponsors Harrison Central High School Band Boosters • Costume Design Dell Trotter,

Betty Lee • Set Design Jenna Wright, Dell Trotter, David Lee, Chester Garrison

Harrison Central High SchoolGulfport, Mississip pi 12th Place 80. 70

Scholastic A Percu ssion


Color Guard

Hall of

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Hall of Champions

Independent World2005 Pride of Cincinnati Cincinnati, OH .........98.852004 Fantasia Riverside, CA............................98.252003 San Jose Raiders San Jose, CA ..............98.102002 Fantasia Riverside, CA............................98.902001 Pride of Cincinnati Cincinnati, OH .........97.802000 Fantasia Riverside, CA............................98.551999 Emerald Marquis Wakefield, MA ...........98.401998 Blue Devils Concord, CA ........................98.001997 Blue Devils Concord, CA ........................98.751996 Blue Devils Concord, CA ........................99.551995 Blue Devils Concord, CA ........................98.801994 San Jose Raiders San Jose, CA..............97.701993 San Jose Raiders San Jose, CA..............97.301992 San Jose Raiders San Jose, CA..............97.051991 San Jose Raiders San Jose, CA..............97.301990 Blessed Sacrament Cambridge, MA

San Jose Raiders San Jose, CA..............97.201989 State Street Review Madison, WI ..........98.401988 State Street Review Madison, WI ..........97.601987 State Street Review Madison, WI ..........96.401986 Odyssey Arlington, TX

State Street Review Madison, WI ..........96.251985 Erte Productions Wakefield, MA

State Street Review Madison, WI ..........95.051984 Skylarks Fairfield, CT..............................98.401983 Cavaliers Rosemont, IL...........................98.381982 Cavaliers Rosemont, IL...........................95.761981 Cavaliers Rosemont, IL...........................97.331980 Phantom Regiment Rockford, IL............95.201979 Phantom Regiment Rockford, IL ............95.101978 Quasar Revere, MA.................................94.46

Independent Open2005 Interplay Grand Rapids, MI ....................96.152004 Sacred Heart Roslindale, MA..................97.152003 Lealta San Diego, CA..............................95.702002 Oracle Denver, CO ..................................95.802001 St. Ann’s Neponset, MA..........................96.902000 St. Ann’s Neponset, MA..........................93.801999 Nolan Independent Dallas, TX ...............96.101998 Patriots Rochester, NY............................99.051997 Shadow Danse Morristown, NJ ..............96.651996 The Company Tampa Bay, FL.................96.401995 Fantasia Riverside, CA............................95.851994 Chimeras Murfreesboro, TN....................83.201993 St. Patrick’s Shamrocks

Stoneham, MA ........................................83.05

Scholastic World2005 James Logan HS Union City, CA.............98.752004 James Logan HS Union City, CA.............98.552003 James Logan HS Union City, CA.............98.602002 James Logan HS Union City, CA.............96.902001 James Logan HS Union City, CA.............98.802000 James Logan HS Union City, CA.............97.701999 James Logan HS Union City, CA.............98.601998 James Logan HS Union City, CA

Miamisburg HS Miamisburg, OH ...........95.601997 Bishop Kearney HS Rochester, NY ........97.401996 Bishop Kearney HS Rochester, NY ........98.251995 Bishop Kearney HS Rochester, NY ........97.901994 Bishop Kearney HS Rochester, NY ........94.451993 Bishop Kearney HS Rochester, NY ........92.351992 Miamisburg HS Miamisburg, OH............93.151991 Miamisburg HS Miamisburg, OH ...........95.301990 Center Grove HS Greenwood, IN ...........90.301989 Tate HS Chaparrals Gonzalez, FL ...........95.101988 Union HS Tulsa, OK ................................94.101987 Union HS Tulsa, OK ................................93.401986 Center Grove HS Greenwood, IN ...........87.551985 Union HS Tulsa, OK ................................85.751984 Center Grove HS Greenwood, IN ...........86.301983 Canandaigua Academy

Canandaigua, NY ....................................92.521982 Marcus Whitman HS Rushville, NY........92.431981 Holley Central HS Holley, NY.................93.731980 Holley Central HS Holley, NY .................93.10

Scholastic Open2005 Kennesaw Mountain HS

Kennesaw, GA..........................................98.102004 The Woodlands HS

The Woodlands, TX.................................98.352003 Centerville HS Centerville, OH ...............97.152002 Irondale HS New Brighton, MN..............96.752001 Avon HS Avon, IN ...................................96.952000 Franklin Central HS Indianapolis, IN .....98.001999 Pomona HS Arvada, CO..........................98.351998 Kings HS Kings Mills, OH ......................94.451997 Lassiter HS Marietta, GA........................96.951996 Springboro HS Springboro, OH .............95.951995 John Overton HS Nashville, TN..............96.051994 Pomona HS Arvada, CO..........................79.651993 Centerville HS Centerville, OH...............77.40

Independent A 2005 St. John’s of Beverly Beverly, MA ..........95.302004 St. Ann’s Neponset, MA..........................95.552003 Terpsichore Fairfield, CT.........................96.452002 Lealta San Diego, CA..............................96.202001 Esperanza de Luz San Diego, CA ..........97.402000 Infiniti Greenville, SC..............................97.251999 The Lakota West Chester, OH.................96.151998 Nolan Catholic Fort Worth, TX................96.701997 St. John’s Production

Cambridge, MA .......................................95.501996 St. Ann’s Neponset, MA ..........................92.101995 The Company St. Petersburg, FL ...........96.301994 Florida Visual Ensemble

Gainesville, FL.........................................72.901993 Nouveau Houston, TX.............................73.401992 South Shore Drill Team Chicago, IL .......81.151991 Sacred Heart Roslindale, MA .................80.701990 Genesis II St. Catherine’s, ONT..............84.301989 Accents Sheboygan, WI ..........................82.651988 Alliance of Boston Boston, MA

Imperial Knights Brentwood, NY...........76.701987 Studio One Flint, MI...............................82.651986 Final Analysis Jackson, MS ....................84.601985 St. Anthony’s Queens Everett, MA ........84.401984 Blue Horizon Rolling Meadows, IL .........87.401983 Woonsocket HS Woonsocket, RI ............80.171982 Elizabeth HS Elizabeth, NJ......................81.431981 Conquest Wakefield, MA ........................80.401980 West Bridgewater Wildcats

West Bridgewater, MA.............................74.83

Color Guard

Photos from top 83 Finale, 80 Phantom Regiment,05 Kennesaw Mountain HS, 93 Clovis West HS;background 05 Kennesaw Mountain HS.


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Scholastic A 2005 Freedom HS Orlando, FL .......................97.352004 Kennesaw Mountain HS

Kennesaw, GA ........................................97.652003 Santaluces HS Lantana, FL ...................96.402002 Fletcher HS Neptune Beach, FL.............97.352001 Walton HS Marietta, GA.........................96.102000 Lake Mary HS Lake Mary, FL ................98.851999 Nease HS St. Augustine, FL...................97.401998 Carroll HS Dayton, OH...........................97.851997 Kings HS Kings Mills, OH......................96.801996 Lassiter HS Marietta, GA .......................96.001995 Mt. Carmel HS San Diego, CA...............96.951994 John Overton HS Nashville, TN..............74.101993 Lakeland HS Epiphany

White Lake, MI .......................................71.501992 Southport HS Indianapolis, IN ..............76.351991 Falcons of Salisbury HS

Salisbury, PA ...........................................71.601990 Lincoln Way HS New Lennox, IL ...........73.201989 North Penn Visual Ensemble

Landsdale, PA .......................................74.651988 Lincoln HS San Jose, CA ........................71.951987 Andrew HS Tempest Tinley Park, IL .....71.001986 Hillwood HS Nashville, TN ....................65.801985 Westerville South HS

Westerville, OH......................................67.75

Independent World2005 Riverside Comm College Riverside, CA..97.002004 Music City Mystique Nashville, TN .......95.852003 Blue Kights Denver, CO.........................96.252002 Riverside Comm College Riverside, CA ..96.902001 Music City Mystique Nashville, TN .......96.502000 Blue Kights Denver, CO.........................95.951999 Blue Kights Denver, CO .........................97.101998 Music City Mystique Nashville, TN .......95.301997 Music City Mystique Nashville, TN .......96.251996 Music City Mystique Nashville, TN........95.101995 Atlanta Rhythm Machine Atlanta, GA....87.101994 Blue Kights Denver, CO.........................93.00

Scholastic World2005 Center Grove HS Greenwood, IN ...........94.102004 Centerville HS Centerville, OH...............94.102003 Winston Churchill HS San Antonio, TX ..93.202002 Avon HS Avon, IN ..................................94.752001 Mission Viejo HS Mission Viejo, CA......96.602000 King Philip HS Wrentham, MA..............98.301999 Dartmouth HS North Dartmouth, MA....97.251998 Dartmouth HS North Dartmouth, MA....98.351997 Northglenn HS Northglenn, CO .............98.101996 John Overton HS Nashville, TN .............96.601995 Hatboro Horsham HS Horsham, PA.......94.151994 Lincoln Way HS New Lennox, IL ...........87.751993 Clovis West HS Fresno, CA ....................96.12

Independent Open2005 Surround Sound Fort Worth, TX............93.502004 Eastside Fury Harrison Township, MI....92.252003 Northcoast Academy Saginaw, MI.........93.352002 Rhythm X Westerville, OH .....................96.152001 Eklipse Hopkinsville, KY ........................91.202000 Penn State State College, PA................93.551999 Southern Maine Youth Ensemble

Portland, ME...........................................95.451998 Sacramento Freelancers

Sacramento, CA......................................90.251997 South Mountain Community College

Phoenix, AZ ............................................78.70

Scholastic Open2005 Clear Brook HS Friendswood, TX..........94.552004 Rancho Cucamonga HS

Rancho Cucamonga, CA..........................91.902003 Thomas Worthington HS

Worthington, OH ....................................94.402002 Choctawhatchee HS

Fort Walton Beach, FL............................92.852001 Avon HS Avon, IN ..................................94.602000 Father Ryan HS Nashville, TN...............93.451999 Centerville HS Centerville, OH ..............96.051998 Arvada HS Reds Arvada, CO .................95.451997 Avon HS Avon, IN ..................................87.80

Independent A2005 Elements Frazeysburg, OH.....................89.852004 L.E.A.P. Lindehurst, IL ............................84.302003 L.E.A.P. Lindehurst, IL ............................86.652002 Plan B Fort Wayne, IN ...........................90.952001 Arthur Hill Saginaw, MI .........................93.352000 Eastside Fury Macon Township, MI.......87.30

Scholastic A2005 Page HS Page, AZ..................................92.502004 Loara HS Anaheim, CA...........................93.102003 Clovis East HS Clovis, CA ......................94.452002 New Palestine HS New Palestine, IN ....95.352001 Springboro HS Springboro, OH.............92.852000 Loara HS Anaheim, CA

Thomas Worthington HSWorthington, OH ....................................95.20

1999 Ayala HS Chino Hills, CA .......................96.751998 Johansen HS Modesto, CA ....................95.001997 Clayton Valley HS Concord, CA .............90.101996 Avon HS Avon, IN

Father Ryan HS Nashville, TN...............88.701995 Father Ryan HS Nashville, TN...............83.55

Independent Concert1999 Cynosure Pensacola, FL .........................94.101998 Patriots Rochester, NY ...........................88.851997 Patriots Rochester, NY ...........................89.90

Scholastic ConcertWorld

2005 Fort Mill HS Fort Mill, SC ......................95.952004 Franklin Central HS Indianapolis, IN.....95.902003 Fort Mill HS Fort Mill, SC ......................95.302002 Franklin Central HS Indianapolis, IN.....95.702001 Franklin Central HS Indianapolis, IN.....96.652000 Franklin Central HS Indianapolis, IN.....97.351999 Franklin Central HS Indianapolis, IN.....98.751998 Franklin Central HS Indianapolis, IN.....98.251997 Gateway HS Aurora, CO.........................96.751996 Gateway HS Aurora, CO.........................98.201995 Baldwinsville HS Baldwinsville, NY ......90.001994 Baldwinsville HS Baldwinsville, NY ......67.20

Scholastic ConcertOpen

2005 Goshen HS Goshen, IN..........................94.052004 Mission Viejo HS Mission Viejo, CA......95.002003 Portsmouth HS Portsmouth, NH ...........92.402002 New Albany HS New Albany, IN............95.302001 Union HS Tulsa, OK ...............................92.40

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Photos from top 99 Dartmouth HS, 04 James Logan HS; background05 Riverside Community College.


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July 15Denver, CO

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July 28Atlanta, GA

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Aug. 8-12

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2006 Regional

Fort Lauderdale, FloridaFebruary 11, 2006

Rancho Cucamonga, CaliforniaFebruary 11, 2006

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Scholastic Concert Open1 Taravella HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68.50

Scholastic Marching A1 Mariner HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78.902 Palm Bay HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63.903 Cypress Bay HS . . . . . . . . . . . 63.804 Coral Glades HS . . . . . . . . . . . 63.20

IndependentMarching Open

1 Stryke. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78.902 Paradox. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71.40

ScholasticMarching World

1 Ayala HS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89.302 Mission Viejo HS. . . . . . . . . . . 87.503 Arcadia HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86.004 Rancho Cucamonga HS . . . . . . 82.505 Thousand Oaks HS . . . . . . . . . 81.20

Scholastic Concert World1 Woodbridge HS . . . . . . . . . . . 93.502 Ayala HS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90.20


1 Hawthorne Gold Independent . 67.80

Scholastic Marching Open1 Pacifica HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79.502 Cerritos HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74.703 Chino Hills HS . . . . . . . . . . . . 74.603 Granada Hills HS . . . . . . . . . . 74.605 Trabuco Hills HS . . . . . . . . . . . 73.90

Independent Marching A1 Vegas Vanguard Independent . 68.90

Scholastic Marching A1 Claremont HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76.102 Redlands HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74.203 Warren HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72.804 Newbury Park HS . . . . . . . . . . 71.205 West Covina HS . . . . . . . . . . . 69.506 Nogales HS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68.007 Buena HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67.408 Beverly Hills HS . . . . . . . . . . . 66.70

IndependentMarching World

1 Riverside Community College . 90.202 Pulse Percussion. . . . . . . . . . . 85.10

Photos clockwise from top right 06 Hawthorne GoldIndependent, 06 Woodbridge HS, 06 Pacifica HS,06 Thousand Oaks HS; background 06 Buena HS.


2006 Regional

Detroit, MichiganFebruary 18, 2006

Pensacola, FloridaFebruary 18, 2006

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Scholastic Concert World1 Goshen HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82.50


1 Motor City Percussion . . . . . . . 76.00

Scholastic Marching Open1 Jenison HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80.202 Lakeland HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69.80

Scholastic Concert Open1 Columbia HS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77.20

Independent Marching A1 Americanos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80.102 Farmington United. . . . . . . . . . 77.803 Quest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77.20

Scholastic Marching A1 Novi HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82.802 South Lyon HS . . . . . . . . . . . . 82.703 Findlay HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81.804 Milford HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80.105 Fenton HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78.906 Waterford Mott HS . . . . . . . . . 77.807 Southgate Anderson HS . . . . . 74.90


1 North Coast Academy . . . . . . . 83.902 Great Lakes Percussion . . . . . . 80.403 Eastside Fury . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79.00

Scholastic Concert World1 Frostproof HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57.40


1 Long Beach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76.402 1st Degree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75.70

Scholastic Marching Open1 E.D. White HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74.40

Scholastic Concert Open1 Daphne HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76.00

Scholastic Marching A1 Pace HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80.602 South Gwinnett HS . . . . . . . . . 78.103 St. Thomas More HS . . . . . . . . 75.504 Harrison Central HS . . . . . . . . 75.305 Whitnall HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74.206 Madison Central HS . . . . . . . . 73.907 Gulf Breeze HS . . . . . . . . . . . . 72.20


1 Choctawhatchee HS . . . . . . . . 82.602 Tate HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81.503 Escambia HS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79.50

Photos from top 06 Findlay HS, 06 North Coast Academy; background 06 Great Lakes Percussion.

Photos from left 06 Whitnall HS, 06 Long Beach;background 06 Tate HS.


2006 Regional

St. Louis, MissouriFebruary 18, 2006

Fresno, CaliforniaFebruary 25, 2006

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1 L.E.A.P. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77.602 Legacy Percussion . . . . . . . . . 77.30

Scholastic Marching Open1 Francis Howell Central HS . . . . 73.20

Scholastic Marching A1 Howell North HS . . . . . . . . . . . 80.402 Rockwood Summit HS . . . . . . . 76.303 Francis Howell HS . . . . . . . . . . 76.004 Kickapoo HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73.605 Blue Valley West HS . . . . . . . . 71.106 Nixa HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67.507 Andover HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67.20


1 Gateway Percussion . . . . . . . . 77.00

Scholastic Marching Open1 Clovis East HS. . . . . . . . . . . . . 81.202 Beyer HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79.503 Bakersfield HS . . . . . . . . . . . . 78.004 Ridgeview HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77.005 Fairfield HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71.706 Bullard HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71.40

Scholastic Concert Open1 Modesto HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90.802 Merced HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89.203 Davis HS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89.004 Price Charter School . . . . . . . . 86.505 Exeter Union HS . . . . . . . . . . . 85.70

Scholastic Marching A1 Hanford HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80.302 Leigh HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77.902 Liberty HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77.904 Los Banos HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75.205 Lemoore HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73.706 Madera HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72.20


1 Freelancers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90.90


1 Clovis West HS . . . . . . . . . . . . 90.002 James Logan HS . . . . . . . . . . . 84.20


1 Valley Independent . . . . . . . . . 84.402 Propel Percussion . . . . . . . . . . 77.90

Photos from top 06 Howell North HS, 06 Gateway Percussion; background 06 L.E.A.P.

Photos from top 06 Leigh HS, 06 Liberty HS; background 06 James Logan HS.


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2006 Regional

Phoenix, ArizonaFebruary 25, 2006

Portland, OregonFebruary 25, 2006

2006 Regional

Scholastic Concert Open1 Red Mountain HS . . . . . . . . . . 82.60

Independent Marching A1 Apex . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64.40

Scholastic Marching A1 Westlake HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79.702 Hamilton HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78.803 Mesquite HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76.704 Peoria HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74.505 Cienega HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73.60

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1 San Marcos HS . . . . . . . . . . . . 79.90

Scholastic Concert World1 Corona Del Sol HS . . . . . . . . . 83.90


1 Hawthorne Gold Independent . 83.002 The Collective . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67.80

Scholastic Marching Open1 Page HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82.002 Gilbert HS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80.603 Casa Grande HS . . . . . . . . . . . 78.60


1 Momentum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80.40

Scholastic Concert Open1 Ferris HS Advanced . . . . . . . . . 74.002 Ferris HS Intermediate . . . . . . 63.60

Independent Marching A1 Fusion Perc. Theatre . . . . . . . . 78.902 Northern Alliance . . . . . . . . . . 66.30

Scholastic Marching A1 Century HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76.102 Hockinson HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67.103 Sunset HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66.80


1 Fusion. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78.70

Scholastic Marching Open1 Westview HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77.802 Evergreen HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77.303 Grants Pass HS . . . . . . . . . . . . 76.704 Skyview HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73.905 Tigard HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62.50

Photos from top 06 Mesquite HS, 06 Momentum; background 06 Page HS.

Photos from top 06 FusionPercussion Theatre, 06 Fusion;

background 06 FusionPercussion Theatre.


2006 Regional

Dayton, OhioMarch 4, 2006

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1 Centerville HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88.602 Avon HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87.803 Father Ryan HS. . . . . . . . . . . . 82.20

Scholastic Concert World1 Warsaw Community HS . . . . . . 86.50


1 L.E.A.P. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75.40

Scholastic Marching Open1 Bellbrook HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82.502 Franklin Central HS . . . . . . . . . 81.603 Pope HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78.804 Kings HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77.605 Milford HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73.806 Kettering Fairmont HS . . . . . . . 73.70

Scholastic Concert Open1 Columbia HS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70.40

Independent Marching A1 Elements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81.00

Scholastic Marching A1 Findlay HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86.402 Central Crossing HS . . . . . . . . 86.203 Richmond HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84.604 Clinton Massie HS. . . . . . . . . . 82.405 Campbell County HS . . . . . . . . 81.306 Carroll HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79.906 Gateway HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79.908 Centerville HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79.509 Avon HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78.50


1 Music City Mystique . . . . . . . . 91.102 Rhythm X . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90.303 Matrix IMPE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86.404 North Coast Academy . . . . . . . 85.905 Gateway Percussion . . . . . . . . 80.406 I-2 Percussion Ensemble . . . . . 78.107 Odyssey Percussion Theatre . . 77.008 Great Lakes Percussion . . . . . . 76.50

Photos clockwise from top left 06 Music CityMystique, 06 Avon HS, 06 Father Ryan HS, 06 Warsaw Community HS, 06 Rhythm X, 06 Centerville HS; background 06 Elements.


2006 Regional

Denver, ColoradoMarch 4, 2006

Richmond, VirginiaMarch 11, 2006

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2006 Regionals

Scholastic Marching Open1 Legacy HS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82.602 Longmont HS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81.403 Monarch HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79.004 Wheat Ridge HS . . . . . . . . . . . 74.605 Lakewood HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72.50

Scholastic Concert Open1 Heritage HS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86.50

IndependentMarching A

1 Lazarus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68.00

Scholastic Marching A1 Arvada HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81.902 Centaurus HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79.103 Andover HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69.904 Rocky Mountain HS . . . . . . . . . 67.00


1 Blue Knights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85.20

Scholastic MarchingWorld

1 Northglenn HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81.10

Scholastic Concert World1 Arapahoe HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82.60


1 Blue Knights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78.502 Groove Pursuit. . . . . . . . . . . . . 76.20


1 Virginia Helmsmen . . . . . . . . . 84.80

Scholastic Marching Open1 Trumbull HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85.302 Powhatan HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70.00

Scholastic Concert Open1 Clayton HS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82.10

Scholastic Marching A1 Thomas Edison HS. . . . . . . . . . 85.002 West Johnston HS . . . . . . . . . . 83.603 Bassett HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80.604 Cary HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79.305 Deep Run HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78.306 South County HS . . . . . . . . . . . 71.407 Hayfield Secondary . . . . . . . . . 67.20

Scholastic Concert World1 Tunstall HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73.90

Photos from top 06 Andover HS, 06 Longmont HS; background 06 Monarch HS.

Photos from top 06 Thomas Edison HS, 06 Powhatan HS; background 06 Bassett HS.


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2006 Regional

Las Vegas, Nevada March 11-12, 2006

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1 Fusion Percussion Theatre . . . . 86.902 Valley Independent . . . . . . . . . 84.20

Scholastic Marching Open1 Beyer HS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88.002 Trabuco Hills HS . . . . . . . . . . . 85.903 Page HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84.604 Granada Hills HS . . . . . . . . . . . 81.205 Rowland HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81.206 Gilbert HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79.007 Fountain Valley HS. . . . . . . . . . 78.108 Casa Grande HS . . . . . . . . . . . 76.30

Scholastic Concert Open1 Warren HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78.30


1 Fusion Percussion Theatre . . . . 71.702 Vegas Vanguard Independent . . 67.10

Scholastic Marching A1 Buena HS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84.402 El Rancho HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82.503 South Torrance HS . . . . . . . . . 80.204 James Garfield HS . . . . . . . . . 80.105 Los Alamitos HS. . . . . . . . . . . 80.006 Liberty HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78.807 Loara HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78.508 Arcadia HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77.509 Aliso Niguel HS . . . . . . . . . . . 77.40

10 Valencia HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75.4011 West Covina HS . . . . . . . . . . . 74.7012 Sabino HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74.30


1 Riverside Community College . . 92.702 Pulse Percussion . . . . . . . . . . . 85.003 Black Knights . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80.50


1 San Marcos HS . . . . . . . . . . . . 84.702 Rancho Cucamonga HS . . . . . . 81.403 James Logan HS . . . . . . . . . . . 79.60

Scholastic Concert World1 Woodbridge HS . . . . . . . . . . . . 88.80

Photos clockwise from top left 06 Pulse, 06 Beyer HS, 06 Black Knights, 06 Valley Independent,06 Riverside Community College; background 06 Vegas Vanguard Independent.


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2006 Regional

March 18, 2006

Minneapolis, MinnesotaMarch 18, 2006

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1 United Percussion . . . . . . . . . 88.902 Penn State Indoor Drumline . . 88.503 Aftermath. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82.00

Scholastic Marching Open1 Chantilly HS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86.002 North Penn HS . . . . . . . . . . . . 84.803 Quakertown HS . . . . . . . . . . . 84.304 Mechanicsburg HS . . . . . . . . . 84.105 Upper Darby HS . . . . . . . . . . . 83.906 Abington HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83.407 Stamford HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80.608 Coatesville HS . . . . . . . . . . . . 80.309 Timber Creek HS . . . . . . . . . . 79.70

10 Bensalem HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67.00

Scholastic Concert Open1 Edison HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66.20

Scholastic Marching A1 West Springfield HS . . . . . . . 84.402 New Philadelphia HS . . . . . . . 83.203 Lower Dauphin HS. . . . . . . . . 82.504 Methacton HS . . . . . . . . . . . . 81.50


1 Salem Blue Devils . . . . . . . . . 81.902 Rage Winter Ensemble. . . . . . 75.80


1 Project Percussion . . . . . . . . . 78.30

Scholastic Marching A1 Totino-Grace HS . . . . . . . . . . . 80.302 Coon Rapids HS. . . . . . . . . . . 78.203 Rochester Lourdes HS . . . . . . 77.304 Forest Lake HS . . . . . . . . . . . 77.205 South St. Paul HS . . . . . . . . . 69.70


1 Eagan HS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81.40


1 L.E.A.P. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83.302 Groove Pursuit . . . . . . . . . . . . 80.20

Scholastic Marching Open1 Champlin Park HS . . . . . . . . . 86.302 Irondale HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83.903 Lincoln-Way Central HS . . . . . 73.10


1 Sibley Indep. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83.502 Lazarus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70.00

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Nashville, TennesseeMarch 18-1 9, 2006

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Scholastic Marching Open1 Forsyth Central HS . . . . . . . . . 87.402 Fred J Page HS. . . . . . . . . . . . 84.603 Bellbrook HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83.104 Kings HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81.605 Pope HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80.206 Houston HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76.107 Richmond HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76.008 Mt. Juliet HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73.609 Francis Howell Central HS . . . . 71.30

Scholastic Concert Open1 Alma HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69.502 SBEC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69.30


1 Chattanooga Independent . . . 80.40

Scholastic Marching A1 Howell North HS. . . . . . . . . . . 86.502 Carroll HS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86.003 Kickapoo HS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84.204 Olentangy Liberty HS . . . . . . . 82.805 Gulf Breeze HS . . . . . . . . . . . . 82.406 Harrison Central HS . . . . . . . . 81.507 Taylor HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80.708 Karns HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79.109 Franklin HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78.70


1 Music City Mystique . . . . . . . . 94.102 Rhythm X . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93.803 Matrix . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86.90


1 Centerville HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91.102 Center Grove HS. . . . . . . . . . . 90.903 Escambia HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87.604 Choctawhatchee HS . . . . . . . . 84.105 Tate HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82.606 Father Ryan HS . . . . . . . . . . . 82.30


1 1st Degree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88.402 Pariah . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87.603 Epiphany CCU . . . . . . . . . . . . 79.003 Long Beach

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Scholastic Concert Open1 Davis HS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73.302 Modesto HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73.003 Johansen HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71.604 Price Charter School . . . . . . . . 69.705 Exeter Union HS . . . . . . . . . . . 69.60

Scholastic Marching A1 Liberty HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82.302 Leigh HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80.403 Lone Peak HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80.104 Hanford HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77.205 Central HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74.006 Davis HS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73.40


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Scholastic Marching Open1 Hogan HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87.402 Fairfield HS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85.903 Beyer HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84.304 Clovis East HS . . . . . . . . . . . . 83.905 Amador Valley HS . . . . . . . . . . 83.10

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Houston, TexasMarch 25, 2006

Roebuck, South CarolinaMarch 25, 2006

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1 Surround Sound . . . . . . . . . . . 89.90


1 Clear Brook HS . . . . . . . . . . . . 88.00


1 Metro Alliance. . . . . . . . . . . . . 90.80

Scholastic Marching Open1 Destrehan HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89.302 Elkins HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87.303 Cinco Ranch HS . . . . . . . . . . . 85.70

Scholastic Concert Open1 Foster HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85.702 Lamar Consolidated HS . . . . . . 80.703 La Porte HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78.604 Mayde Creek HS . . . . . . . . . . . 74.305 Little Elm HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65.50


1 Revolution Percussion . . . . . . . 76.50

Scholastic Marching A1 Connally HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86.802 Paris HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80.00

Scholastic Concert World1 Fort Mill HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79.202 Tunstall HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71.50


1 Pariah. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86.602 Virginia Helmsmen . . . . . . . . . 84.903 Stryke Percussion Ensemble . . 84.50

Scholastic Marching Open1 Forsyth Central HS . . . . . . . . . 92.002 Kennesaw Mountain HS . . . . . 87.903 Lexington HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81.404 Rock Hill HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79.805 Powhatan HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74.40

Scholastic Marching A1 Dorman HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82.602 Greer HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81.003 Northgate HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79.604 Fort Mill HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79.305 West Johnston HS . . . . . . . . . . 79.20

Photos from top 06 Destrehan HS, 06 Clear Brook HS; background 06 Revolution.

Photos from top 06 Stryke, 06 DormanHS; background 06 Northgate HS.


2006 Regional

Indianapolis, IndianaApril 1, 2006

Stratford, ConnecticutApril 1, 2006

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Scholastic Concert Open1 Pendleton Heights HS . . . . . . 90.902 Warren Central HS . . . . . . . . . 89.303 Anderson HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87.90

Independent Marching A1 Quest Perc. Ensemble . . . . . . 86.002 Americanos Indoor

Perc Ensemble . . . . . . . . . . . . 83.203 Level Seven Perc . . . . . . . . . . 82.90

Scholastic Marching A1 Greenfield-Central HS . . . . . . . 92.202 Decatur Central HS. . . . . . . . . 89.203 Howell North HS . . . . . . . . . . 88.304 Fenton HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86.205 Lafayette HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83.405 Taylor HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83.40


1 Gateway Percussion . . . . . . . . 88.302 I-2 Percussion Ensemble . . . . 88.203 Project Percussion . . . . . . . . . 76.80


1 Center Grove HS . . . . . . . . . . . 91.902 Avon HS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90.60


1 West Athens Perc Ensemble . . 77.60

Scholastic Marching Open1 Plainfield HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88.202 Andrew HS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85.00


1 Penn State Indoor Drumline . . 86.502 United Percussion . . . . . . . . . 86.103 Aftermath . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83.604 Boston University. . . . . . . . . . 80.70

Scholastic Marching Open1 Trumbull HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87.602 Everett HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83.803 King Philip Regional HS . . . . 83.704 Stamford HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79.50

Scholastic Concert Open1 Portsmouth HS . . . . . . . . . . . 93.102 Mansfield HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91.203 Naugatuck HS . . . . . . . . . . . . 89.304 Bishop Feehan HS . . . . . . . . . 88.105 Bunnell HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70.80

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Scholastic Marching A1 Hilton HS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86.802 Port Chester HS . . . . . . . . . . . 83.903 Shepherd Hill Regional HS . . 82.504 Jordan Elbridge HS . . . . . . . . . 81.405 Norwalk HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80.60


1 Dartmouth HS . . . . . . . . . . . . 94.50

Photos from top 06 Center Grove HS, 06 I-2; background 06 Howell North HS.

Photos from top 06 Rage Winter Ensemble, 06 Aftermath;background 06 Penn State Indoor Drumline.


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2006 Schedule

Round 1Time Unit Score Place

11:00 am Valencia HS _______ ____

11:09 am Jordan Elbridge HS _______ ____

11:18 am New Philadelphia HS _______ ____

11:27 am Southgate Anderson HS _______ ____

11:36 am Modesto HS _______ ____

11:45 am Coon Rapids HS _______ ____

11:54 am Cypress Bay HS _______ ____

12:03 pm Novi HS _______ ____

12:12 pm Greenfield Central HS _______ ____

12:21 pm Redlands HS _______ ____

12:30 pm Gulf Breeze HS _______ ____

12:39 pm South Lyon HS _______ ____

12:48 pm Break

Round 212:55 pm Hilton HS _______ ____

1:04 pm Lafayette HS _______ ____

1:13 pm Los Banos HS _______ ____

1:22 pm Davis HS _______ ____

1:31 pm Miamisburg HS _______ ____

1:40 pm Fenton HS _______ ____

1:49 pm Newbury Park HS _______ ____

1:58 pm Findlay MS _______ ____

2:07 pm Lone Peak HS _______ ____

2:16 pm Clinton Massie HS _______ ____

2:25 pm Thomas Edison HS _______ ____

2:34 pm Carroll HS _______ ____

2:43 pm Break

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2:50 pm Lebanon HS _______ ____

2:59 pm Forest Lake HS _______ ____

3:08 pm Bartlett HS _______ ____

3:17 pm Harrison Central HS _______ ____

3:26 pm North Royalton HS _______ ____

3:35 pm Decatur Central HS _______ ____

3:44 pm Nogales HS _______ ____

3:53 pm Taylor HS _______ ____

4:02 pm Findlay HS _______ ____

4:11 pm Dorman HS _______ ____

4:20 pm Thomas Worthington HS _______ ____

4:29 pm Centerville HS _______ ____

4:38 pm Break

Round 44:45 pm Mililani HS _______ ____

4:54 pm Ypsilanti HS _______ ____

5:03 pm Arvada HS _______ ____

5:12 pm Mariner HS _______ ____

5:21 pm Olentangy Liberty HS _______ ____

5:30 pm Northpoint Christian HS _______ ____

5:39 pm Totino-Grace HS _______ ____

5:48 pm Waterford Mott HS _______ ____

5:57 pm Powhatan HS _______ ____

6:06 pm Fort Mill HS _______ ____

6:15 pm West Johnston HS _______ ____

6:24 pm Howell North HS _______ ____

6:33 pm PSA Prelims Conclude

Photos from top 06 North Penn HS, Buena HS, Quakertown HS, Westlake HS; background 06 West Springfield HS.


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Time Unit Score Place

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10:09 am Chattanooga A _______ ____

10:18 am Farmington United _______ ____

10:27 am Americanos _______ ____

10:36 am Northern Alliance _______ ____

10:45 am Quest _______ ____

10:54 am East 80 _______ ____

11:03 am Spirit of America _______ ____

11:12 am Salem Blue Devils _______ ____

11:21 am PIA Prelims Conclude

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Photos from top 06 Salem Blue Devils, 06 Lazarus; background 06 Rage.

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11:30 am Daphne HS _______ ____

11:40 am Heritage HS _______ ____

11:50 am Mansfield HS _______ ____

12:00 pm Warren Central HS _______ ____

12:10 pm Modesto HS _______ ____

12:20 pm Davis HS _______ ____

12:30 pm Pendleton Heights HS _______ ____

12:40 pm Columbia HS _______ ____

12:50 pm Salem HS _______ ____

1:00 pm Anderson HS _______ ____

1:10 pm Portsmouth HS _______ ____

1:20 pm PSCO Prelims Conclude

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Nutter Center


2:00 pm Wilson Central HS _______ ____2:10 pm Bakersfield HS _______ ____2:20 pm E.D. Whte HS _______ ____2:30 pm Everett HS _______ ____2:40 pm Jenison HS _______ ____2:50 pm Fountain Valley HS _______ ____3:00 pm Plainfield HS _______ ____3:10 pm Cerritos HS _______ ____3:20 pm Bellbrook HS _______ ____3:30 pm Mt. Juliet HS _______ ____3:40 pm Pace HS _______ ____3:50 pm Break

Round 24:00 pm Clovis East HS _______ ____4:10 pm Monarch HS _______ ____4:20 pm Chantilly HS _______ ____4:30 pm Lakewood HS _______ ____4:40 pm Campbell County HS _______ ____4:50 pm Trumbull HS _______ ____5:00 pm Franklin Central HS _______ ____5:10 pm Chino Hills HS _______ ____5:20 pm Destrehan HS _______ ____5:30 pm Lakeland HS _______ ____5:40 pm Break _______ ____


5:50 pm Lincoln Way Central HS _______ ____6:00 pm Upper Darby HS _______ ____6:10 pm Fred J Page HS _______ ____6:20 pm Stamford HS _______ ____6:30 pm Pacifica HS _______ ____6:40 pm Kettering Fairmont HS _______ ____6:50 pm Houston HS _______ ____7:00 pm Andrew HS _______ ____7:10 pm Kings HS _______ ____7:20 pm Longmont HS _______ ____7:30 pm Break

Round 47:40 pm Champlain Park HS _______ ____7:50 pm Quakertown HS _______ ____8:00 pm Central Crossing HS _______ ____8:10 pm North Penn HS _______ ____8:20 pm Milford HS _______ ____8:30 pm Fairfield HS _______ ____8:40 pm Pope HS _______ ____8:50 pm Page HS _______ ____9:00 pm Sycamore HS _______ ____9:10 pm Mason HS _______ ____9:20 pm PSO Prelims Conclude

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Photo background 06 Granada HS.

Photos from top 06 Alma HS, 06 Warren HS; background 06 Red Mountain HS.


World Championships

WorldChampionships

WorldChampionships

Photo background 06 Groove Pursuit.

Scholastic Open Semi-Final sFriday, April 21, 2006

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2006 Schedule


9:00 am ____________________________ _______ ____

9:10 am ____________________________ _______ ____

9:20 am ____________________________ _______ ____

9:30 am ____________________________ _______ ____

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9:50 am ____________________________ _______ ____

10:00 am ____________________________ _______ ____

10:10 am ____________________________ _______ ____

10:20 am ____________________________ _______ ____

10:30 am ____________________________ _______ ____

10:40 am Break


10:55 am ____________________________ _______ ____

11:05 am ____________________________ _______ ____

11:15 am ____________________________ _______ ____

11:25 am ____________________________ _______ ____

11:35 am ____________________________ _______ ____

11:45 am ____________________________ _______ ____

11:55 am ____________________________ _______ ____

12:05 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

12:15 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

12:25 pm ____________________________ _______ ____


Independent Open PrelimsFriday, April 21, 2006Universit y of Dayton Arena


1:30 pm Paradox _______ ____1:40 pm Chattanooga _______ ____1:50 pm 1st Degree _______ ____2:00 pm Legacy _______ ____2:10 pm Motor City _______ ____2:20 pm Pariah _______ ____2:30 pm Boston University _______ ____2:40 pm Elements _______ ____2:50 pm Stryke _______ ____3:00 pm Metro Alliance _______ ____3:10 pm Project _______ ____3:20 pm Break


3:30 pm Virginia Helmsmen _______ ____3:40 pm Valley _______ ____3:50 pm Long Beach _______ ____4:00 pm West Athens _______ ____4:10 pm Groove Pursuit _______ ____4:20 pm Aftermath _______ ____4:30 pm LEAP _______ ____4:40 pm Blue Knights _______ ____4:50 pm Penn State _______ ____5:00 pm Epiphany _______ ____5:10 pm United _______ ____5:20 pm End of PIO Prelims


10:30 am Goshen HS _______ ____

10:41 am Corona Del Sol HS _______ ____

10:52 am Tunstall HS _______ ____

11:03 am Warsaw HS _______ ____

11:14 am Woodbridge HS _______ ____

11:25 am Ayala HS _______ ____

11:36 am Fort Mill HS _______ ____

11:47 am PSCW Prelims Conclude

Scholastic Concert World PrelimsFriday, April 21, 2006 Nutter Center

Photos background 06 Aftermath.

Photos from top 06 Arapahoe HS;background 06 Ayala HS.


2006 Schedule

WorldChampionships

Scholastic World PrelimsFriday, April 21, 2006

WorldChampionships


12:00 pm Forsyth Central HS _______ ____

12:11 pm Rancho Cucamonga HS _______ ____

12:22 pm Ayala HS _______ ____

12:33 pm Escambia HS _______ ____

12:44 pm Northglenn HS _______ ____

12:55 pm Clear Brook HS _______ ____

1:06 pm Thousand Oaks HS _______ ____

1:17 pm San Marcos HS _______ ____

1:28 pm Break

1:35 pm Eagan HS _______ ____

1:46 pm Choctawhatchee HS _______ ____

1:57 pm Centerville HS _______ ____

2:08 pm Center Grove HS _______ ____

2:19 pm Dartmouth HS _______ ____

2:30 pm Father Ryan HS _______ ____


2:41 pm Avon HS _______ ____

2:52 pm Arcadia HS _______ ____

3:03 pm Mission Viejo HS _______ ____

3:14 pm PSW Prelims Conclude

Nutter Center

Independent World PrelimsFriday, April 21, 2006

Nutter Center


3:25 pm Aimachi _______ ____

3:36 pm Eastside Fury _______ ____

3:47 pm Matrix IMPE _______ ____

3:58 pm Black Knights _______ ____

4:09 pm Rhythm X _______ ____


4:20 pm Riverside Communty College _______ ____

4:31 pm Pulse _______ ____

4:42 pm Gateway _______ ____

4:53 pm Break

5:05 pm Momentum _______ ____

5:16 pm Great Lakes _______ ____

5:27 pm North Coast Academy _______ ____

5:38 pm Odyssey _______ ____

5:49 pm Freelancers _______ ____

6:00 pm I-2 _______ ____

6:11 pm Blue Knights _______ ____

6:22 pm Music City Mystique _______ ____

6:33 pm Surround Sound _______ ____

6:44 pm PIW Prelims Concludes

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Photos from top 06 I-2; background 06 Odyssey.

Photos from top 06 Avon HS; background 06 Choctawhatchee HS.


2006 Schedule

WorldChampionships

Scholastic A Final sFriday, April 21, 2006

WorldChampionships


7:30 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

7:39 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

7:48 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

7:57 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

8:06 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

8:15 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

8:24 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

8:33 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

8:42 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

8:51 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

9:00 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

9:09 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

9:18 pm Break

Nutter Center

Independent A Final sFriday, April 21, 2006



9:25 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

9:34 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

9:43 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

9:52 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

10:01 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

10:10 pm Break

10:15 pm A Class Awards

Photos from top 06 Virginia Helmsmen, 06 Elements; background 06 Chattanooga.

91Photos from top 06 Trumbull HS, 06 Bassett HS; background 06 Richmond HS.


WorldChampionships

Scholastic Open Final sSaturday, April 22, 2006

WorldChampionships

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2006 Schedule


9:00 am ____________________________ _______ ____

9:10 am ____________________________ _______ ____

9:20 am ____________________________ _______ ____

9:30 am ____________________________ _______ ____

9:40 am ____________________________ _______ ____

9:50 am ____________________________ _______ ____

10:00 am ____________________________ _______ ____

10:10 am ____________________________ _______ ____

10:20 am ____________________________ _______ ____

10:30 am ____________________________ _______ ____

10:40 am ____________________________ _______ ____

10:50 am ____________________________ _______ ____

11:00 am Break

Nutter Center

Independent Open Final sSaturday, April 22, 2006

Nutter Center


11:05 am ____________________________ _______ ____

11:15 am ____________________________ _______ ____

11:25 am ____________________________ _______ ____

11:35 am ____________________________ _______ ____

11:45 am ____________________________ _______ ____

11:55 am ____________________________ _______ ____

12:05 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

12:15 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

12:25 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

12:35 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

12:45 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

12:55 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

1:05 pm Break

W

Photos from top 06 United Percussion, 06 Epiphany; background 06 First Degree.

Photos from top 06 Page HS, Legacy HS; background 06 Upper Darby HS.


2006 Schedule

World Championships

Scholastic Concert Open Final sSaturday, April 22, 2006

WorldChampionships


1:10 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

1:20 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

1:30 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

1:40 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

1:50 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

2:00 pm Break

2:10 pm Open Class Awards

Nutter Center

Scholastic Concert World Final sSaturday, April 22, 2006

Nutter Center


4:30 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

4:41 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

4:52 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

5:03 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

5:14 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

5:25 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

5:36 pm Break

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Photos from top 06 Tunstall HS, 06 Corona Del Sol HS, 06 Woodbridge HS, 06 Elements; background 06 Frostproof HS.

Photos from top 06 Daphne HS, 06 Columbia HS; background 06 Clayton HS.


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2006 Schedule

WorldChampionships

Scholastic World Final sSaturday, April 22, 2006

WorldChampionships


5:45 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

5:56 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

6:07 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

6:18 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

6:29 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

6:40 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

6:51 pm Break

7:00 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

7:11 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

7:22 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

7:33 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

7:44 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

7:55 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

8:06 pm Break

Nutter Center

Independent World Final sSaturday, April 22, 2006

Nutter Center


8:15 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

8:26 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

8:37 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

8:48 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

8:59 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

9:10 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

9:21 pm Break

9:30 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

9:41 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

9:52 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

10:03 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

10:14 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

10:25 pm ____________________________ _______ ____

10:36 pm World Class Awards

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Photos from top 06 Gateway, 06 North Coast Academy; background 06 Matrix.

Photos from top 06 James Logan HS, 06 Mission Viejo HS; background 06 Arcadia HS.


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2007 WGI World Championships

Percu ssion

Photos from top 06 James Logan HS, 06 In Motion, 06 San Marcos HS, 06 Apex, 06 Blue Knights; background 06 First Flight.

Color Guard

April 12-14 ,2007

2007 WGI World ChampionshipsDayton, Ohio

In 2007, WGI celebrates 30 years of competition!The tradition will continue in WGI’s backyard —Dayton, Ohio. The World Championships in 2007will mark the 21st time the competition has beenheld in the city of Dayton.

Percussion

April 19 – 21, 2007

Tickets for the 2007 World Championships will go on sale July 1, 2006. Be sure to mark your calendar so you can get the best seats available!

WGI Celebrates30 Years

of Excellence!


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“LEGACY IS THE DARKER SIDE OF MY SOUND. THESE CYMBALS ARE VIBRANT, TRASHY

AND BEAUTIFUL, ALL AT ONCE.”– DAVE WECKL

“‘Tone Texture’ is what makes Legacy special. These cymbals have a dark,

musical color that encompasses the full tonal spectrum but digs way down

deep. The rides put out a cushion of sound. The crashes are punchy but

complex. And for something completely different there’s the O-Zone Ride.

I play Legacy alone, or mix them with my brighter sounding HHX Evolution

set-up. With all this tone texture, it’s easy to find yourself in Legacy.” Because Sound Matters


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2006 Percussion World

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Front cover photos clockwise from top Avon HS, 1st Degree, The Collective; background San Marcos HS.

Back cover photos clockwise from top Gateway, Centerville HS, Warsaw Community HS, Music City Mystique; background Pace HS.


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