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October 20,2006
Contact: Dr. Ed Cannava
Arapahoe High School
303-347-6031
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Arapahoe Warrior Marching Band Places First at Pikes
Peak March of Champions
Centennial, Colorado—The
Arapahoe High School Warrior Marching Band, under the direction of Dr.
Ed Cannava, placed first at the October 18, 2006, Pikes
Peak March of Champions at Garry Berry Stadium in Colorado Springs. They
were named the top Percussion Section, Color Guard, and Drum Majors out
of the 5A Bands for the day. The Arapahoe Warrior Marching Band scored
81.52 points at the competition. The Arapahoe Drumline placed second at
the competition.
Arapahoe’s 2006 field show is “A New Orleans Jazz Revival!” featuring
“Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans?,” “Bourbon St. Parade,”
“Basin St. Blues,” “Just a Closer Walk With Thee,” “West End Blues,” “Tiger
Rag,” and “When the Saints Go Marching In.” Wind arrangements are by Scott
Hickey; Percussion score by Doug Rosener; Visual Design is by Craig Harms
and Kenny Bailey; Prop Design
and Construction by Michael Steinberg, Alan Leak, Eric Urban, and Tom
Haller; and Costuming by Susan James.
The Warrior Band’s section leaders include: Lyndsey Sotwick, Flute; Josh
Garties, Clarinet; Jaime Liljegren, Alto Saxophone; Eddie Lyons, Tenor
Saxophone; Dustin Flaum, Trumpet; Bryce Turner, Mellophone; Will Gamache,
Low Brass; Mike Wickwar, Battery Percussion; Michael Hargreaves, Front
Ensemble Percussion; and Rachel Greenberg, Color Guard.
The Warrior Band’s squad leaders include: Stephanie James and Emily Morgan,
Clarinet; Jill Gonder, Alto Saxophone; Abbe Haller, Mellophone; Brian
Leak and Alex James, Low Brass; and Leslie Johnson and Nichole Kamps,
Color Guard.
The 2006-07 Arapahoe Marching Band Staff includes: Fred Bowlus, Matt
Clarkson and Lauren Maxwell, Percussion; Kenny Bailey, Dee Hanes and Dana
Esterak, Color Guard; Dave Hurd, Bruce Fox, and Mark Talley, Marching;
Heather Jordan, Flute; Heather Davis, Clarinet; Tait Soldberg, Saxophone;
Missy Steinbock, Trumpet: Ron Torp, Mellophone; and Jeff Craig, Low Brass.
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