STORM WARNING ISSUED right here at Goodrich Field in Anoka!

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2 STORM WARNING ISSUED right here at Goodrich Field in Anoka! But have no fear the only Storm we have planned for the day is the Anoka Marching Tornadoes 2014 Field Show, which we are pleased to perform in exhibition for you today. Most importantly, we welcome all family members, fans, and visiting bands to our Music in Motion Field Competition! While you will see some awesome teamwork on the field today as each band performs and works as a unit it s equally amazing to think of each very special individual who makes up the group. Each and every band member performing here today is a unique student who has sacrificed precious time, sleep and energy.may have overcome significant challenge and most definitely worked incredibly hard, just to be here today, performing as one with their band. And with all that time invested, you probably know already that many of the performers closest friendships and favorite memories have been made in marching band. The teamwork and bonding and laughs and tears that are shared during band camp, endless rehearsals and travelling to and from shows and competitions it s far more than just an activity, it s a shared experience that will last them a lifetime. But you may not know that year after year, studies show that music students have been proven to do better on college entrance exams, are more likely to avoid substance abuse, tend to earn more money in their careers, are more likely to have advanced reasoning skills, and tend to be more dedicated in all areas of their life. Whoa what an amazing list! Read that again isn t that exactly what we d want for our students? So while you enjoy the teamwork and unified performances you will see presented today, we want to thank YOU for being here as a fan, friend, family member, teacher or staff member who recognizes and supports the special, unique, AMAZING individuals that make up each band. You are making an investment in their lives that really counts. On behalf of the Anoka Marching Tornado performers, staff and Band Parent Association, we are so pleased to have you as our guest today. Now grab a snack from the concession stand, sit back, relax and enjoy the program! Sue Woodard President, Anoka Band Parent Association Proud Parent of Emily Woodard, Drum Major Our Marching Tornadoes have a had very strong start this year and are continuing to dazzle the crowds they are performing for each time. The dedication of our students and Director has been amazing to watch and make us very proud at Anoka High School. We have high expectations again this year for our Anoka Marching Band and know that we will attain high levels again this year. The energy is very positive, and our students are embracing this new year with refreshed energy and focus. It is a team effort every year with our students, Director, parents, volunteers and our Marching Band boosters to launch such a successful program. I would like to send a hearty thank you to our Tornado Marching Band Booster program and parents for all of your support for our students and our Marching Band Program. Your countless hours of dedication and volunteering of your time is very appreciated! Good luck to our Marching Band and Directors as you begin another successful season. Go Marching Tornadoes! Michael D.Farley Anoka High School Principal Michael D. Farley Principal Anoka High School Home of the Anoka Family PAGE 1

3 PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE CLASS A Performance Band 12:00 pm Star Spangled Banner and Colors Anthem sung by Lara Moll, member of the Anoka High School choir program. Colors presented by Anoka American Legion Edward B. Cutter Post :05 pm Champlin Park 12:20 pm Rocori 12:35 pm Coon Rapids 12:50 pm Blaine 1:05 pm Hastings 1:20 pm Andover CLASS AAA EXHIBITION AWARDS 1:35 pm Intermission 1:50 pm Irondale 2:05 pm Eden Prairie 2:20 pm Anoka Marching Tornadoes 2:40 pm North Dakota State University Gold Star Marching Band 2:55 pm Edward B Cutter Post 102 was chartered by the National Organization of the American Legion on August 25th, PAGE 2

4 CHAMPLIN PARK MARCHING REBELS Champlin Park High School is one of five comprehensive schools in the Anoka-Hennepin School District. Champlin Park proudly offers a rigorous music program to their students, which includes four concert bands, two percussion studios, four choirs, three orchestras, jazz band, vocal jazz, summer and fall marching band, pep band and a number of collaborative small ensemble opportunities throughout the music and theatre departments. The Marching Rebels are under the direction of Steve Johnson and John Meissner. Percussion is written and instructed by Chris Judd with assistance from Jake Lundy, Sheldon Peterson and Mikki Brevig. Color guard is designed and instructed by Katherine Neis, Kaitlyn Barrett, Ashley Thomas and Megan Quamme. Hornline staff includes Ann Marie Abress, Bryan Borg, David Schuck and Morgan Schuck. Drill design is by John Meissner and musical arrangements by Steve Johnson. The Marching Rebels are led by Drum Majors Makenzie Breiter and Amanda Mastrian. The Champlin Park Marching Rebels are proud to present their 2014 production Cursed. The Champlin Park Marching Rebels would like to thank all of their supporters; the Champlin Park Band Association, the Jackson Middle School Administrative and Custodial staff and the Champlin Park Administrative and Custodial Staff for all of their outstanding support. PAGE 3

5 RICORI MARCHING SPARTANS We re Off to See the Wizard The ROCORI Marching Spartans are proud to return to fall marching after taking a year off. This is our 44th year of marching. The ROCORI school district is located in central Minnesota, immediately to the west of St. Cloud. It is a district that includes the cities of Rockville, Cold Spring, and Richmond. We practice outside of the school day and arecomposed of students in grades 8 through 12. This year, the ROCORI Marching Spartans marching to music you love. Our show is comprised of music from The Wizard of Oz and The Wiz. These two versions of the same story each have music that makes you want to march, sing, and dance. Our show is divided into 3 parts. Part 1 is comprised of songs from The Wizard of Oz. These songs are: Ding Dong the Witch Is Dead, We're Off to See the Wizard and The Merry Old Land of Oz. Part 2 is two songs from The Wiz: So You Wanted to See the Wizard and A Brand New Day. Part 3 closes our show with a song from each movie: Home and Over the Rainbow. The ROCORI Marching Spartans is under the direction of Tony Hutar. Kari Hemmesch & Sam Bertram provide leadership for the color guard. The percussion are under the tutelage of Dick Rausch. Kim Jones & Niki Mackedanz work with marching instruction. The drill was written by Tony Hutar. The ROCORI Marching Spartans would like to thank those who help make us all that we are, and will become. First, we thank our parents for their unconditional support. Next, we thank the Band Boosters who continue to give their time and financial support. Also, we thank the ROCORI school district for their continued support. Finally, we also want to thank all the past grads who continue to find time to volunteer their time and expertise. We thank you all. Director: Tony Hutar Percussion: Dick Rausch Color Guard: Kari Hemmesch Sam Bertram Marching: Kim Jones Niki Mackedanz PAGE 4

6 COON RAPIDS MARCHING CARDINALS Welcome to the Big Top as the Marching Cardinals perform music from several award-winning productions of Cirque du Soleil. Prepare yourself for a thrilling journey of breathtaking visual achievements and intense musical sounds that are sure to evoke your imagination and provoke your emotions. The opening production sets the stage as we get a peak in to the sophisticated sights and sounds of the wonderment of the circus. An emotional and passionate ballad follows next and soon gives way to the powerful Drumline Feature as they perform drum-defying feats of amazement. Our production closes with a rousing number that reminds everyone that the circus is not for the faint of heart. We hope you enjoy our ever- evolving production of Cirque du Cardinaux. The Coon Rapids Marching Cardinals have a long tradition of excellence and are part of a band program featuring three concert bands, two jazz bands, athletic band, pit orchestra, winter color guard and winter drumline. The Marching Cardinals are lead on the field by Drum Majors Isaac Stivers and Raven Buckman. The Section Leaders are Alex Schmeltzer, Jake Dentz, Cole Daly, Ben Ford, Sarah Felde, Emerson Badio, Anna Frazier, Lynsey Davis, Jenny Dentz and Sierra Pattin. The Marching Cardinals are under the leadership of Brian Duffy and Andy Yaroch. Color Guard instruction and design is performed by Rachel Davis and Patrick Puckett. Drumline instruction and design is performed by Matt Kettelhut and Mike Finney. PAGE 5

7 BLAINE MARCHING BENGALS The Blaine Marching Bengals are led by Drum Majors Kenzie Knapp and Palmer Held. -Drum Major Kenzie Knapp, is your band ready? -Blaine High School, you may take the field to perform your production "Blue." Blaine High School offers a broad music program to over 600 students who participate in Concert Band, Orchestra and Choir as well as many extracurricular ensembles. The Marching Bengals are under the direction of Nick Bunio, Krissy Bergmark and Elias Youngblom. Hornline and visual staff include Matthew Marsolek and Trevor Nelson. Color Guard is written and instructed by Brianna Carlson and Megan Lovitz. Drill design and Visual work is done by Phil Snyder. Music arrangements done by Nick Bunio, Elias Youngblom and Krissy Bergmark. The 2014 Marching Bengals celebrate our school pride with a production that showcases our school colors and mascot. Blaine High School's show BLUE features the music of Jazz greats Gershwin and Brubeck with Rhapsody in Blue and Blue Rondo A La Turk. The Marching Bengals showcase the Bengal Tiger with selections from Eye of the Tiger and Katy Perry s Roar. The Blaine Marching Bengals would like to thank Bruce Olson, The Blaine Band Boosters, BHS Staff, the Communities supporting Blaine High School, and all of our families and friends for your support. PAGE 6

8 HASTINGS MARCHING RAIDERS The Hastings High School Raiders Marching Band is in its 22nd year of competition. The marching band is part of a comprehensive band program that includes three concert bands, two jazz ensembles, pep band, and numerous small ensembles. The marching band is supported by the Hastings Band Boosters and the ISD 200 administration. The Hastings School District s music program is a Minnesota Exemplary Music Program Award recipient. The marching band would like to thank all of the parents and volunteers who do so much for us throughout the season. The Hastings Raiders Marching Band is proud to have been named the Class A Minnesota state champions at the 2012 and the 2013 Youth in Music marching band championships. In 2013, they received four 1st place awards in competition as well as more than a dozen caption awards for outstanding percussion, colorguard, drum major, and soloists. The Raiders Marching Band presents their 2014 show titled Olympus. Greek and Roman mythology has entranced hundreds of generations in its epic narratives of gods, heroes and landscapes. Encompassing moral, natural, and spiritual consequence, the gods of Olympus reigned supreme over daily life for centuries. Watch and listen as the Raiders Marching Band brings to life several of these famous gods. Mvt. 1: Poseidon Mvt. 2: Aphrodite Mvt. 3: Zeus We hope you enjoy Olympus! 2014 Raiders Marching Band staff Directors: Emily Chandler Thomas Wentzler Percussion Staff: Josh Wahlstrom Joe Holmes Colorguard Staff: Amanda Flom Alice Flom Lindsey Wetterhahn Melanie Cordell Visual Staff: Jake Bohlken Visual Tech: Elizabeth Hardy Drill Writer: Joel Matuzak Music Composition: Gary P. Gilroy Publications Percussion Arrangements: Mark Diischer Josh Wahlstrom 2014 Drum Major: Laura Lunde Soloists: Michael Notch Trumpet Allison Stoffel Alto Saxophone PAGE 7

9 ANDOVER MARCHING HUSKIES The 2014 Andover Marching Huskies are proud to enter our 12th competitive season. Andover High School, established in 2002, is part of the Anoka Hennepin School District and serves the communities of Andover, Coon Rapids, and Ham Lake. Andover High School offers a comprehensive music program including three concert bands, three orchestras, four choirs, two jazz ensembles, percussion ensemble, marching band, pep band, solo and ensemble contest, pit orchestra, and other various small ensembles. The Marching Huskies proudly present their 2014 program: Forever. We begin our show by expressing the feeling of being young at heart to the tunes Forever Young and Forever. As time goes by, we look to those who touched our lives in ways that cannot be forgotten: a love that lasts A Thousand Years, one that endures for an eternity. We end our program as strong as Titanium. We will stay young at heart and withstand the test of time. We are bulletproof, with nothing to lose. We will last, forever. The Andover Marching Huskies wish to thank the Andover Band Booster Organization for making our competition season possible. The 2014 Andover Marching Huskies Staff includes: Director: John Devine Percussion: Walter Baumann, Jordayn Spike, and Nina Zywicki Color Guard: Cortney Davis and Rachel Davis Additional Instruction: Lindsey Brewers, Cole Hanton, Katie Johnson, Trevor Nelson, Chris Reid, and Kim Reid Music Arrangements: Mathew Shervey and Timothy Hauser Drill Design: Joel Matuzak Drum Majors: Danielle Perry & David Holdsworth PAGE 8

10 IRONDALE MARCHING KNIGHTS 2014 marks the 28th season for the Irondale High School Marching Knights. The Marching Knights are one of Minnesota's premiere marching bands and they pride themselves on being nationally recognized as a progressive and innovative ensemble. The group involves more than 120 students and represents the Mounds View School District, serving the northern Twin Cities suburbs of New Brighton, Mounds View, Arden Hills, and Shoreview.that also includes concert bands, jazz ensembles, pit orchestra, chamber ensembles, winter color guard, winter drumline, and pep band. It is supported by a devoted band booster organization and school administration, and taught and encouraged by an accomplished staff. The Marching Knights are proud to present their 2014 production, Defenders of the Crown. The show includes music by Lorde and original music by Chad Friesleben. (free-slay-ben) Drum Majors are Kaitlin Maile (miley) and Julene Hawkins. Past Achievements of the Irondale Marching Knights: 12-time Bands of America Super Regional Finalist & 2010 AA Class Champion; 2013 and 2011 WGI Scholastic A Class Winter Color Guard National Finalist, 2012 WGI Scholastic A Class Percussion National Finalist; 2013 Minnesota Percussion Association Scholastic Open Class Champion and 2013 North Star Circuit State Champion Winter Color Guard. Drum Majors: Katilin Maile Julene Hawkins Band Director: Bill Sucha Musical Composer & Arranger: Chad Friesleben Drill: Shane Gwaltney Hornline/Visual: Tyler Shipe Andy Combites Ben Firkus CJ Longabaugh Brian Schutta Nate Blinn Nick Flattum Justin Sales Marie Warman Megan Johnson Claire Volna Kevin Whalen Matt Reschetz Percussion: Paul Weber Taylor Smith Mike Latana David Palermo Jess Weber Chris Richman Alex Cary Marshall Cornette Corey Larson Kirk Fladung Color Guard: Gary Swanson Becky Gallager Carissa Staples Lisa Rodenkirchen Katy Hammond Emily Ososki PAGE 9

11 EDEN PRAIRIE MARCHING EAGLES The 2014 Eagle Marching Band is comprised of freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors from Eden Prairie High School. The marching band represents one element of band program offered to students at EPHS. In addition to marching band, students participate in 5 concert bands, 3 jazz ensembles, chamber winds, percussion ensemble, winterguard, winter drumline, music listing, music theory, and music history classes. Eden Prairie high school Bands shape their Legacy through constantly striving for Unity, Artistry, and Excellence. The Eden Prairie Wind Ensemble and Percussion Ensemble performed on the featured stage at the 2010 and 2014 Music For All National Festival. The Eden Prairie Winter Drumline was 2013 and 2014 WGI Scholastic World Finalist. The 2014 Eagle Marching Band is excited to bring you this year s production, What Lies Beneath, to the field. What Lies Beneath infuses Celtic lore and music to create a world of mysticism where creatures and the unknown immerse the listener. A plantiff flute trio harkens to the underworld and beckons the performers to appear from the stoic Scottish highlands. The water hides mysteries beneath the surface and only the brave hold the power to unleash the beauty and give light to the darkness. We hope you enjoy What lies beneath EAGLE MARCHING BAND STAFF: Percussion Caption Head/Battery Arranger: Joe Asleson Tenors: James Shuster Toms: Austin Murra Bass: April Dejarlais Cymbals: Morgan Schultz Front Ensemble: Jared Olson Color Guard Caption Head: Jared Peterson Color Guard techs: Paige Holtan Kimi Schillinger Matt Turcotte Drum Majors: Mark Henry Justin York Directors: Scott Palmer Mike Whipkey Elizabeth Jackson Music Arranger: John Meehan Drill Writer: Jaime Holly Program Coordinator: Keith Dunton Visual Coordinator: Lindsey Hansen Visual Consultant: Courtney Allison Visual Caption Head: Megan Ivers Palmer Woodwind/visual: Andrew Machamer Brass/visual: Michael Okwabi Visual tech: Quinton Walker Kyle Tsuchiya Zach Fitzgibbon Front Ensemble Arranger: Craig Meyers Musical Selections: Danny Boy All The Rowboats The Abyss (Finale) PAGE 10

12 ANOKA MARCHING TORNADOES Anoka High School is part of the Anoka Hennepin School District and serves the communities of Andover, Anoka, Coon Rapids, and Ramsey. Anoka High School offers a comprehensive music program including three concert bands, three orchestras, three choirs, two jazz ensembles, marching band, pep band, solo and ensemble, pit orchestra, and various other small ensembles. Anoka High School proudly presents our 2014 show, The Storm. The movements depict an incoming storm that wreaks havoc and the aftermath that follows. The Anoka Marching Tornadoes wish to thank the Anoka Band Parents Association for making our competition season possible. The 2014 Anoka Marching Band Staff includes: Director: Timothy Hauser Assisted by: Music and Visual: Paul Terry, Katy Benson, Ryan Collins, Josh Quick, Anders Rahkola Percussion: Logan Brandes, David Palermo, Marshall Cornette, and Hayli Yetter Color Guard: Nancy Terry PAGE 11

13 NORTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY Gold Star Marching Band North Dakota State University With a history dating back to its founding in 1903, the North Dakota State University s Gold Star Marching Band has long been the premiere university marching band in the Red River region. A regular feature at all Bison football games and in the Fargo-Moorhead area, the Gold Star Marching band has become the public face of North Dakota State University. In recent years, the band has traveled to three national championship games and appeared twice on ESPN s nationally televised College Game Day program. The Gold Star Marching Band is the largest non-athletic student organization on the NDSU campus. Students enrolled in the GSMB represent a broad range of academic interests, including 65 different majors. Leading the band is Sigurd Johnson, Director of NDSU Athletic Bands and Percussion Studies; GSMB Assistant Director Adam Hollingsworth, and Warren Olfert, Director of Bands at NDSU. PAGE 12

14 Turns out all those years of spinning around in circles prepared you for performing in guard. So very proud of you Harrison! Keep dreaming big and reach for the stars! All our love, Mom, Henry & Grandma Deere Jennifer: Whether it s been orchestra, marching band or dance, music has been an important part of your life. Music is not what you do, it is who you are. We love you! Love, Mom & Dad PAGE 13

15 We have so enjoyed watching you learn and grow in your passion for music the past 4 years in Marching Band. Alex, Time flies when you re having fun! So proud of you! Love you lots. Mom and Austin Cameron, You make us so proud. It has been so fun to see how much you enjoy marching band and how involved you are. We are excited for the next three years! Go Anoka Tornadoes! Love, Mom and Pops Erin, we are so very proud of all the work and effort you have put into your Marching Band career. As an 8th grader you said, I'm going to be part of Drum Line. You quickly made your dreams come true with one year in the pit and now three years on the bass line. Marching band requires hard work and serious dedication and you have given 110% of both. Congratulations Erin! We LoveYou. Mom & Dad Jordan, Congrats on getting through the high school years! We are so proud of you and the choices you ve made these last four years. You have become a sweet, honest and caring young man! We love and support you always! Love - Mom and Dad PAGE 14

16 Emily we are so proud of you! You ve accomplished so much, but more importantly you have a truly beautiful heart and spirit. We love you! Your Family PAGE 15

17 Diana: Watching you grow from baby to lady has been the best time of our lives. It s like riding a roller coaster that takes our breath away and scares us half silly all at once. Screaming, laughing, crying, we re never quite sure what s around the next corner! Thank you for making us look like way better parents than we really are. We are forever grateful you are our daughter! Love Mom and Dad Robby, Some people dream their whole life of meeting their favorite musician... We raised ours!!! We are so proud of all you have accomplished and continue to pursue! There is no doubt you will be great at all you do!!! We love you!!! - Mom & Dad PAGE 16

18 Natalie, time has flown by. You have grown up so fast. You have been a joy in my life and your future is very bright. James - We are so proud of what you ve achieved and so proud of the person you ve become! Have fun in life. Love Mom, Dad, Emily, Grandma Barb, Grandpa Stan and Grandma Laura, and all your Aunts/Uncles and cousins. Zack: You are everything we could have wished for in a son and every memory is a treasure!! We are so proud of you and we cannot wait to see what the future holds for you!! Love, Dad, Mom & Haley Though it is just a memory, some memories last forever - Neil Peart Megan Leigh... We are so proud of you! You are a beautiful, sweet and confident young woman now! Go show the world what you have to offer. Love you always, Mom, Scott, Tristin, Nic & Abby! PAGE 17

19 Michelle, You are AWESOME! 1 Guard + 1 Trumpet + 2 Percs 4ever Friends Truly Great Friends Are Hard To Find, Difficult To Leave And Impossible To Forget It has been enjoyable watching you grow into the young lady you have become!! Mom Thank you to our sponsors! Braven Music School Tiger Excavating Dr. Rensch & Becker Orthodontics Tornado Alley Sportswear Gould Jewelry Two Scoops Keller Williams Realty - Chris Fritch Wintrust Mortgage Steve Morris Land of Lakes Choirboys ReMax Realty - Rebecca Brown The Links at Northfork Marco s Pizza Metropolitan Pediatric Dental Associates North Suburban Eye Clinic Reynolds Music Thrive with Molly PAGE 18

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25 It is believed that Anoka was the first city in the United States to put on a Halloween celebration. In early 1920, Anoka merchants and other interested citizens joined together in a move to stop Halloween pranks. The idea was to have a big Halloween party for all the children with free candy and lots of entertainment. In October of 1920, Anoka had its first Halloween celebration. The celebration has been held every year since, with the exception of two years during WWII. Anoka considers itself to be the "Halloween Capital of the World" and now has many events during October including football games, costume contests, block parties, Grey Ghost 5k run, and two parades. PAGE 24

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27 CONCESSIONS Show Day Meal Deal $ Hot Dogs or 1 Slice of Pizza or Pulled Pork sandwich, chips, beverage, cookie All Beef Hot Dog $2.00 Pulled Pork Sandwich $3.00 Chicken Tenders (4 pcs) $4.00 Slice of Pizza (cheese, sausage, pepperoni) $2.00 Nachos and Cheese $2.50 Pretzel with Cheese $2.50 Jerky Stick $1.50 Pickles $1.00 Popcorn $1.00 Chips $.50 Candy $1.00 Giant Pixie Stix $.50 Blow Pops/Airheads $.25 each or 5/$1.00 Soda/Water/Powerade $2.00 Hot Chocolate $1.00/$2.00 Little Twister & Hot Tornado $2.00/$3.00 Coffee $.50/$1.00 PAGE 26

28 JUDGES AND CRITERIA General Effect Visual STEVE COLLINS This category is judged on how the band s entire musical presentation is coordinated to depict a unified production. The band s emotional artistry and professional effectiveness of their show are key aspects that the judge is looking for. The difficulty, variety and interpretation and coordination of the visual and musical elements are other elements in how the band is judged. This judge is located in the press box. Music Execution BRADY KLUZEMARK The technical accuracy in musicianship, technique, and musical content of individual performers and ensembles will be judged. This judge can be on the field or in the press box. Visual Execution GREG GUFFY The individual performer will be judged in this category. This judge is evaluating marching accuracy, posture and poise, and instrument control. Overall, marching excellence, technical content and construction of the drill will also be judged in this category. This judge is located on the field. General Effect Music ROBB MUELLER This judge determines how well the marching formations (drill) interpret the music as well as all the visual aspects of the show. The band is also judged on how well they communicate their intent to the audience. This judge is located in the press box. Percussion MATT FERRY The battery and pit are judged in this category. Uniformity, clarity, precision, and demand of the performer are taken into consideration. This judge is located on the field. Color Guard AMY POWERS The color guard is judged on their performance effectiveness, coordination, content and demand. This judge is located in the press box. The band s final score is determined after the scores are combined and penalties are deducted. All bands must be in competition for a minimum of 8 minutes to a maximum of 11 minutes. Stop time can negatively affect another judging caption (i.e. general effect). The timing and judging will begin with the first note of music or the first steps of the band proper. The band must complete its performance within 11 minutes. The timing and penalty judging will cease when the band has cleared the field. From the conclusion of their performance, bands will have a maximum of 2 minutes to clear the competition field. PAGE 27

29 OFFICIAL SCORE CARD High School Field Score A Coon Rapids Rocori Coon Rapids Blaine Hastings Andover Caption Awards Outstanding Winds Outstanding Percussion Outstanding Color Guard Outstanding Drum Major AAA Irondale Eden Prairie Caption Awards Outstanding Winds Outstanding Percussion Outstanding Color Guard Outstanding Drum Major Performing in Exhibition Anoka Marching Tornadoes NDSU Gold Star Marching Band PAGE 28

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