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FOSTORIA REVIEW TIMES, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2015
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Marching music
Fostoria Redmen Pride perform Sept. 18 at the Fostoria vs. Eastwood at Fostoria Memorial Stadium. To prepare for the football season, students attended “summer sessions” in July, where
they worked on music for the upcoming year. The first required rehearsals began the last week of July with two days of 8-3 drumline camp and one day of rookie camp. Full band camp began the
first week of August and lasted two weeks. Students met daily from 8 a.m. to noon with a different sectional each day from 1-3 p.m.
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Fostoria
Redmen Pride continues to seek success
The Fostoria Redmen Pride
Marching Band is striving for another
successful year in 2015.
Last year, the band traveled to
the Liberty Bowl in Memphis, Tennessee, where it was named champion of both the field show and the
parade competitions, sweeping the
awards by winning first place in all
categories.
Additionally, the concert band
— which derives from the marching band after marching season —
earned a Superior rating at Ohio
Music Education Association District
2 contest, qualifying for state competition for the first time in a decade. At
state, the group of instrumentalists
received an Excellent rating.
This year, the band will return to
the OMEA District 2 band contest at
Oak Harbor High School March 5 in
an attempt to continue its successful career and represent Fostoria in
a positive light.
“This is one of the most enjoyable bands I have ever worked with,”
Director Steve Kauffman said of the
Redmen Pride Marching Band. “The
senior class has been exceptional for
years, and their leadership and musicianship is setting a great example
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Cheerleading squad raises school spirit
The Fostoria High School cheerleading squad is advised by Camille Wilson
and assisted by Paige Durst.
The squad participated in Top Notch Cheer Camp, had tumbling lessons
and hosted Pee-Wee Pow-Wow Sept. 18. Additionally, the group hosted a car
wash and a bake sale to raise money.
Students on the varsity squad include seniors, Courtney Gillian (4 years)
and Morgan Lieski (4 years); juniors, Amani Seaburn (3 years), Jala Gatewood
(2 years), Kali Struble (3 years), Morgan Dukes (3 years) and Reyna Baker (2
years); sophomore, Briana Rusk (2 years); and freshmen, Abby Stultz (1 year).
The junior varsity squad includes seniors, Destinie Farris (1 year) and Loryn
Farner (2 years); junior, Taylor Everding (1 year); and freshmen, Miya Keckler
(1 year) and Yonna Williams (1 year).
“I’m hopeful their hard work and determination to increase school spirit
will spread throughout the school and community,” Wilson said. “Go Redmen!”
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St. Wendelin
20-member band busy
with performances
St. Wendelin Catholic School Marching Band,
under the direction of James Brake, began its 2015
season in mid-July with a five-day band camp.
Students rehearsed for six hours a day, learning music, drills and marching fundamentals.
The camp concluded with skits, awards and a
surprise water balloon fight.
The band recently participated in the Elmwood
Band Spectacular. Additionally, they will perform
at the Fostoria Halloween Parade, Bowling Green
Holiday Parade and the Fostoria Holiday Parade.
The group also hosted a fundraising event
Drive 4 UR School at Reineke Ford Sept. 23.
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Band has deep roots in the community and is
excited to be continuing the tradition of excellence in performance,” Brake said.
The 20 -member instrumentalist group
includes:
Clarinet: Sophia Weaver;
Alto Sax: Andy Edgington and Cameron
Hunter;
Tenor and Baritone Sax: David Stosio;
Trumpets: Dane Budke, Mikayla Recker, Baley
Reiter and Sam Seibert;
Trombone: Jacob Wagner and Emily Weaver;
Baritone: Ben Heck;
Tuba and Sousaphone: Quinton Taylor; and
Percussion: Patrick Castillo, Tori Denike, Alex
Hill, Casey Rife, Ian Starn, Nick Weaver, Wang
“Rafael” Pengyu and Jessica Holman.
After marching season, the band will become
a concert band and pep band.
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FOSTORIA REVIEW TIMES, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2015
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Arcadia
Marching Redskins
prepare for contest
Arcadia Marching Redskins will utilize the 2015 marching band season to
further prepare themselves for contest.
Under the direction of Jeff Breitigam, the 51-member band will attempt
to qualify for OMEA State Marching Band Finals again this season at
Ottawa-Glandorf, Columbus Grove and
Versailles contests.
Last year, the band received first
place in Class C at Cloverleaf and
Westerville Central contests and second
place in Class C at Licking Valley.
Additionally, they took best percussion Class C at Cloverleaf, Licking
Valley, Westerville Central and Swanton
contests, as well as best guard at Cloverleaf and Westerville Central contests.
The group of students ended the
2014 season at state finals for the 14th
time in the past 16 years.
“The Marching Redskins work
extremely hard to maintain a high
level of performance at football games
and OMEA (Ohio Music Education
Association) contests,” Breitigam said.
“The band is consistently one of only a
handful of Class C bands that qualify for
State Finals each year. Since 1999, there
has been only two seasons (2002 and
2008) where the band did not qualify for
State Finals, so we’re working to make
it seven in a row this season.”
In addition to contests, the instrumentalists perform during the Arcadia
football games. In preparation for the
season, students participated in one
week of music camp and two weeks of
band camp, where they learned marching and drills. They continued to meet
every Tuesday and Thursday to learn
and review until school started, at which
point they met everyday during class
and once a week after school on Thurs-
days as well as sectional rehearsals once
a week.
A concert band and pep band are
derived from the marching band at the
end of the season. Students participate
in solo and ensemble and large group
competition through OMEA and Honor
Bands at the county, district and state
levels.
Assisted by Jason Garza, Kathryn
Moore, Kane Benner, Gabe Santa Cruz
Wade Schimmoeller and Kalenne Holbrook (guard advisor), the band consists of:
Flutes: Alea Ziegman, Samantha
Watkins, Breanna Huber, Breanna Mulligan and Johnna Snow;
Clarinets: Allyson Bader-Dunn,
Alyssa Clagg, Elizabeth Keefe and
Derron Seaburn;
Horns: Robbie Futrell and Lucas
Puddicombe;
Trumpets: Drew Hanna, Logan
Boyd, Maddie Yaple, Kenny Hossler,
Luke Metzger, Ashton Wolfe, Alexis
Durst and Starla Frisch;
Tenor Sax: Austin Marczak;
Alto Sax: Bailey Hengsteler, Jordan
Marczak and Laci Logan;
Trombone: Gage Boyd and John
Snow;
Baritone: Jessica Hopson;
Tuba: Bryce Stewart;
Drum Major: Shae Watkins;
Snares: AJ Knepper and Kaleb
Decker;
Tenor: Kadin Harris;
Bass Drum: Haley Thompson, Meredith Boes, John Hill and Eric Palmer;
Pit: Jamie Watson, Anna Valentie,
Lindsey Donaldson, Connor Butt, Odessay Lundy, Jasmine Patton, Aidan Clagg
and Jace Watson;
Guard: Cailey Jordan, Sierra Weaver,
Brieanna Dunn, Allyson Knepper, Kali
Heaston, Caeley Johnson, Kama Litton
and Rebecca Dunn; and
Managers: Aubrey Jordan and
Emma Yaple.
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Arcadia varsity football cheerleaders include (from left) back: Kaylee
Joblonski, Melissa Lawrence, Amayia
Alexander, Allyson Bader-Dunn and
Renae Thompson; middle: Amy
Turner, Kori Logsdon and Courtney
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FOSTORIA REVIEW TIMES, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2015
Elmwood
Marching Royal
Pride performs for
community events
Elmwood Marching Royal Pride is
directed by Justin Brinkman.
Assistants include Nate Dean,
Jason Luthy and Jason Scott. Cathleen
Shinew and Amber Reynolds are the
visual ensemble instructors while Paul
Sansing is the percussion instructor.
In addition to marching at Elmwood football games, the group also
performs at the Wood County Fair
Parade, the Pemberville Free Fair
Parade, the Bloomdale Halloween
Parade, the Bowling Green Holiday
Parade and the Wayne and Jerry City
Memorial Day events.
The Marching Royal Pride hosted
its fourth annual Band Spectacular
Sept. 12 with 11 area high school
bands and more than 625 musicians.
The band will perform at the 29th
Annual Anthony Wayne Showcase of
Bands in Whitehouse, Ohio Sept. 26.
Additionally, the group will perform a “Sounds of the Stadium Concert” at 7 p.m. Nov. 10 in the Elmwood
High School Auditeria, where the
band will play selections and favorites from the 2015 marching season.
To prepare for the season, the
group of instrumentalists rehearsed
for eight hours every day the week
of July 20. They also rehearse after
school on Mondays and Wednesdays
for an hour to continue to practice for
performances.
The band’s 69 performing members consist of 22 woodwinds, 23
brass, 11 percussionists, nine color
guard members, three majorettes and
one field commander, Katelyn King.
The group includes:
Flutes: Georgea Sookiyak, Lizzy
Hardy, Madison Deitrich, Hannah
Bloomfield, Adrian Torrey, Madison Lyons, Breanne Garcia, Cindy
Widmer, Makayla Riehl and Makaylie Borton;
Clarinets: Amanda Martinez,
Ciara Brown, Alyssa Bateson, Chailee
Coleman, Sheyenne Osbourne and
Mishelle Jordan;
Alto Saxophones: Skye Combs,
Damian Ward and Adam Lewallen;
Tenor Saxophone: Claire Meyer;
Baritone Saxophone: Isaac Donald;
Trumpets: Ricky Buckingham,
Logan Clark, Janice Phillips, Maggie
Radish, Karl Clementz, Patrick Rioux,
Tyler Murray, Jacob Kern, Colleen
Kreais, Austin Lanham and Kyle Klett;
Mellophones: Matt Heilman,
Morgan Strayer and McKenzie
Mercer;
Trombones: Nicole Abke and Evan
Frankfather;
Baritones: Austin Hosler and Joey
Laborie;
Tubas: Matt Harris, Garrett
Hummel and Wes Ridenour;
Percussion: Kolton Bloom, Aaron
Crislip, Jack Shreiner, Trevor Bingham, Tyler Zimmerman, Thomas
Bodna r, A ndrew Housholder,
Michaela Shinew, Michael Yenour,
Paul Meyer and Angela Snyder;
Flag Corps: Mallory Wolleson, Tiffany Gonyer, Caitlyn Porter, William
Frederick, McKenzie Peters, Allison
Bingham, Breanna Kurtz, Kelsey
Bloom and Molly Reynolds; and
Majorettes: Sydney Shroeder,
Maddy Instone and Veronica Walters.
Photo is courtesy of Bill Smith,
Photo Smith of Wayne, Ohio.
Young squad sees great things ahead
Elmwood High School cheerleading squad is coached
by Michele Solether and Jill Fitch.
The group of 16 students performs at the Wood County
and Attica fairs as well as the Holgate M.A.D. Competition.
The squad received first place Large Varsity at Holgate and
the 2015 OSBA Humanitarian Award.
Additionally, the cheerleaders have attended cheer
camp and hosted a McDonald’s Benefit, a Little Caesar’s
Pizza Fundraiser, a T-shirt and hoodie sale to the Elmwood community and a Country Cheer Fest where they
raised money to purchase a trophy case for the school and
donated $400 to July Casillas from Holgate who is battling
breast cancer.
The Elmwood cheer squad consists of three seniors,
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Cassidy Eblen (4 years), Rachael Grilliot (3 years) and
Katee Mossbarger (2 years); four juniors, Nicole Abke (2
years), Kalli Fisk (1 year), Katelyn King (1 year) and Traci
Morlock (3 year); seven sophomores, Josey Baldwin (2
years), Makaylie Borton (1 year), Ciaira Brown (2 years),
Brandy Grilliot (1 year), Brianna Nickols (1 year), Elise
Semko (1 year) and Skyler Slaughterbeck (2 years); and
two freshmen, Alyssa Bateson (1 year) and Ashley Ward
(1 year).
“Even though we are an extremely young squad, these
girls are energetic, hard working, committed and determined,” Solether said. “We’re looking forward to their
season as we feel great things are ahead of them.”
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FOSTORIA REVIEW TIMES, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2015
SCHOOL SPIRIT
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Findlay
Trojan Marching
Band is many bands
within a band
Under the direction of Dan Wilson,
Findlay Trojan Marching Band participates in the Findlay 4th of July Parade,
the Findlay Memorial Day Parade,
the Findlay Veteran’s Day Parade,
the Findlay Halloween Parade, the
Hancock County Fair Band Show,
the Columbus Grove “Eyes with
Pride” competition, the North Coast
Marching Band Festival, the Swanton Bulldog Bowl, the Findlay Trojan
Marching Band Post-Season Concert,
Extravabandza and Bandtasia.
The Findlay Trojan Marching
Band starts its year with band camp
the first two weeks of August from 8
a.m. to 4 p.m. This year the band completed its Fair Show (The Music of
Journey and Steve Perry), Pre-Game,
a Tennis Court show and part of its
competition show Metallic. The band
also rehearses Monday nights from
6-9 p.m. and Thursdays after school
while percussion and guard rehearse
6-9 p.m. another day of the week.
After marching season, the band
separates into two concert bands
(Symphonic and Concert), an honors
credit Wind Ensemble, pep band,
drumline and Pantasia (steel drum
ensemble). In addition, there are
small ensembles such as flute choir
and brass choir.
The Findlay Trojan Marching Band
consistently earns Excellent and Superior scores in Ohio Music Education
Association adjudicated events. The
band also has won numerous caption
awards, including Best in Class and
Best Overall Percussion. The concert
bands also consistently score Excellent and Superior scores in OMEA
Adjudicated Events.
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through presenting unique shows each
week for halftime at football games as
well as preparing an adjudicated competition show to the highest quality
possible,” Wilson said. “Even though
we are all about the music, we strive
to make band a place where students
can enjoy themselves and have a great
time.”
Wilson is assisted by Alycia
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Flag Corp. members include Tessa
Ervin, twirler; and Destiny Allison,
McKenzey Brazie, Hannah Christner,
Brianne Greer, Haley Gunn, Taylor
Headley, Brittany Illif, Stefanie
Moore, Emma O’Kelley, Rachel Reynolds, Hailee Rolofson, Kylie Smith,
Abigail Spitler and Jessica Stephens,
guard.
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Field Commander: Kelly Coleman,
Baylee DeMuth and Alyssa Montalbine;
First Ensemble: Mackenzie Allison, Blake Greer, Karen Johnston,
Jacob Klein, Marisa Kreinbihl, Ridge
McGirr, Leigha Morris, Jordan Nold,
Christian Saldana, Olyvia Shaver,
Jacob Spitler, Hayley Trytko, Caleb
Wallace and Leah Warrington;
Flutes: Jessica Bloom, Sylvia
Bright, Grace Dickmann, Jessika
Faust, Julien Haines, Katie Harry,
Savannah Hummel, Bailey Logsdon,
Greyson Pollock, Lauren Selhorst,
Allison Snider and Lydia Sparks;
Clarinets: Emma Cavitt, Zoe
Clark, Brianna DeMuth, Cory Fox,
Jacob Goble, Nick Hunt, Rachel
Krueger, Kadi Plumley, Abigail Rife,
Maggie Rupp, Jashan Singh, Baylee
Tyson, Caleb Uther and Addie Wirt;
Alto Saxophones: Nick Beier,
Kellyanne Bunkley, Kevin Cullen,
Karina Gower, Gabriel Gremling,
Tristan Jones, Kayla Keckler, Jack
Radabaugh, Victoria Silveus and Ryan
Zheng;
Tenor Saxophones: John DeMuth,
Jared Fleckner, Jeffrey Morsfield and
Robbie Schuck;
Baritone: Zachary Johns and Dawn
Meeks;
Trumpets: James Amann, Jon
Brumbaugh, Faye Davis, Emma England, Alexa Fleming, Quinten Flores,
Andrea Frank, Josh Goble, Trey Hall,
Ken Lightner, Kyle Moser, Mikayla
Pearce-Rashley, John Ried and Courtney Taylor;
Trombone : Stephen Bower,
Michael Bower, Susannah Brim, Patrick Dillinger, Jared England, James
Pepple, Joshua Radabaugh, Hilario
Rivera, Tyler Russler and Jazmane
Steiff;
Sousaphone: Austin Cheney, Seth
Fowler, Tim Krueger, Kaitlynn Shisler
and Jared Winans;
Mellophone: Julia Clay, Nate
Harmon, Mason Kinn and Emi Moothart;
Snare Drum: Lizzy Fisher, Franny
Shaull, James Streicher and Andrew
Williams;
Tenor Drum: Michael Dudash,
Michael Leonard and Cynthia Napier;
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Bass Drum: Ethan Camiscione,
Ashlynn Dill, Greyson Foust, Christian Gower, Seth Johns and Jared
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FOSTORIA REVIEW TIMES, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2015
Hopewell-Loudon
Chieftain band is
79 students strong
Hop ewel l - L oudon Ch ief t a i n
Marching Band, under the direction of Jess Nelson, consists of 79
students who participate in various
performances.
The band performed during the
Elmwood Band Spectacular Sept.
12; and the Tiffin-Seneca County
Heritage Parade Sept. 19.
The band will perform at the
Tiffin Developmental Center Halloween Parade Oct. 18; the Fostoria
Halloween Parade Oct. 25; Bascom
Trick or Treat; Sounds of the Stadium Nov. 5; at Cedar Point; and
at the Bascom Memorial Parade
June 6.
In addition to these events, the
band will perform at the Chieftain
football games.
During band camp, the band
rehearsed for five hours each day
for 10 days.
Band members learned the pregame show as well as a half-time
show, which is “Fall Out Boy.”
After marching band season,
these instrumentalists gather in
different groups to form concert,
pep and jazz bands for the school.
The band consists of:
Flutes : Autumn Benning ton,
Joslyn Merry, Kensy Siegel, Megan
Dodge, Kayleigh Statts, Kierstin
Schindler and Courtney Yarbrough;
Clarinets : Michelle Wilfong,
Stephanie Young, A mber L ee,
Rebecca Greene, Lauren Harden,
Victoria Kirkpatrick, Allison Merry,
Taylor Dietsch and Lauren Suter;
Alto Saxophones: Cody Brickner,
Renae Kapelka, Mykala Reinhart,
Hannah Rowell, Sophia Erlanger,
Kaitlyn Flechtner, Caleb Hinton,
Jackson Hurst, Samuel Meade,
Colin Reinhart and Ashtyn Wolph;
Tenor Saxophones: Sean Steele
and Morgan Hossler;
B a r itone S a xophone : Abby
Lowery;
Trumpets: Devin Miller; Joseph
Brandt; Nicholas Elsass; Grace Portentoso; Benjamin Meade; Meghan
Sayre; Logan St. Clair; Reece Frederick; Jenna Ickes; Garret McCoy;
Zachary Raudebaugh; Amy Cook;
Brendan Durbin; Channelle Lyons;
Brayden Piper; Kyle Rumschlag and
Hiiro Yamashita;
Mel lophones : Bobbi Taylor,
Rebecca Steinmetz and Lennah
Fox;
Tromb one s : L ay ne B o s le r,
Marissa Shaver, Brendan Herbert,
Bailee Coss, Benjamin Hetzel,
Colby Miller, Ethan Sendelbach,
Brock Williams, Ashley Brickner
and Cody Rainey;
Ba ritones : L oga n Holcomb,
Curtis Moon and Bryston Smith;
Sousaphones: Kamren Zirger
and Jena Huffman;
Bells: Nathan Boes and Hope
Brant;
Quint Toms: Alyssa Naus and
Jaret Nelson;
Snare Drums: Hunter Behnke,
Raven Spencer, Bailey Jameson,
Kyleigh Krupp and Stephanie Wilfong;
Bass Drums: Gabriel Parrish,
Denver Staib, Marshall Reinhard
and Ethan Oswalt; and
Cymbals: Mikaela Huth-Fretz.
Nelson is assisted by Josh Barringer, student teacher; and Aaron
Wheeler, percussion instructor.
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Hopewell-Loudon cheerleading squad is
advised by Carrie Hoover.
The group of students have performed at
the UCA Cheer Competition, the Fostoria
Relay for Life and the Seneca County and
Attica fairs. The squad received first place
Home Dance at the UCA competition, second
place overall at the UCA competition, first
place at the Fostoria Relay for Life, second
place at the Seneca County Fair and second
place at the Attica Fair.
Additionally, the squad has participated in
the UCA Cheer Camp at Bowling Green State
University.
“I have such a hard working group of girls
where team accomplishments mean so much
more than individual accomplishments,”
Hoover said of her squad.
The eight-member football cheerleading
team consists of seniors, Emily Maksemetz
(3 years) and Lileigh Bower (3 years); juniors,
Katie Arnold (1 year), Keely Hoover (2 years)
and Raven Spencer (1 year); sophomores,
Brooklynn Steinhauser (2 years) and Maryssa
Oliver (2 years); and freshmen, Allison Merry
(1 year) and Morgyn Pachlhofer (1 year).
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