Classic Program 2014 - Oakton High School Bands

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29th ANNUAL
Oakton Classic
An Invitational Marching Band Competition
September 27, 2014
Oakton High School Stadium
Vienna, VA
29TH ANNUAL OAKTON CLASSIC
29th ANNUAL
Oakton Classic
An Invitational Marching Band Competition
September 27, 2014
Oakton High School Stadium
Vienna, VA
Director of Bands
Dr. Jamie VanValkenburg
Color Guard Instructors
Miles Strebeck and Daniel Tsang
Marching Assistant
Joe Antonucci
Oakton High School Principal
Dr. John Banbury
Visual Instructor
Josh Sears
Band Boosters of Oakton High School
Susan Rosenberg, President
Percussion Instructor
Nick Kraemer
Oakton Classic Chair
Jamie Bowden
Program Contents
Giant, Oakton Shopping Center................................ 15
Harkcon, Inc.............................................................. 6
Order of Appearance................................................. 5
Hunan Tasty.............................................................. 7
Principal’s Letter......................................................... 7
J&J Bakeshop............................................................. 7
Awards and Judging............................................. 8-10
Dan Kain Trophies, Inc................................................ 4
Competing Bands............................................... 13-17
Kob Kun................................................................... 6
Exhibition Bands................................................. 18-19
Massage Envy of Vienna........................................... 14
Band Booster Officers and Chairs.............................. 27
Miller Toyota....................................... Inside front cover
Oakton Classic Committee........................................ 30
Mindworks................................................................ 5
Music & Arts Oakton........................... Inside back cover
Alphabetical Index of Sponsors
McMichael’s of Warrenton........................................ 13
AeroSolutions............................................................ 6
Oakton Chesapeake Café........................................... 6
Casey Family Dentistry............................................... 7
Oakton Family Orthodontics........................................ 6
Cleaner4Less Vienna.................................................. 4
Santini’s.................................................................... 4
Dr. Allen S. Garai.................................................... 10
Whole Foods................................................Back cover
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Order of Appearance
Intermission/Lunch
National Anthem
Class AAAA
South Lakes High School
Millbrook High School
James Madison High School
Class A
Potomac High School
Thomas A. Edison High School
Spotsylvania High School
Break
Class AAAAA
West Potomac High School
James W. Robinson Secondary School
McLean High School
Break
Class AA
Falls Church High School
Mount Vernon High School
Robert E. Lee High School
Annandale High School
Break
Exhibition – Oakton High School
Exhibition – Old Dominion University
Break
Class AAA
Forest Park High School
Stone Bridge High School
John Champe High School
Washington-Lee High School
Awards Ceremony – All Classes
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Dear Students, Parents, and Marching Band Fans,
On behalf of our faculty and staff at Oakton High School, I am delighted to welcome you to the 29th Annual Oakton
Classic. We are honored to host this incredible marching band competition on September 27, 2014. The Oakton
Classic brings student musicians on a field to display their skills and abilities outside of the classroom.
An event of this caliber could not happen without the band directors, parents, and many volunteers who have helped
make the Classic possible. We extend our sincere thanks to all those involved for continuing to support the Oakton
Classic through your time and talents.
Best wishes to all participants. Oakton High School has earned the Virginia Honor Band distinction 20 times so we
understand that dedication, talent, and hard work is required to maintain the level of excellence that will be displayed
on the field at the Classic Invitation. I know that the Oakton Classic will provide everyone with a day of entertainment
and a great respect for the efforts you have put into preparing for this competition.
Sincerely,
John A. Banbury, Principal
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Judge Bios
Oakton Classic Award History
Tim Franklin
Grand Champion
2013 McLean High School
2010 Battlefield High School
2009 Robinson Secondary School
2008 Westfield High School
Gold Award
2010 Lake Braddock Secondary School
Burgundy Award
2013 George C. Marshall High School
2011 Parkview High School
2010 West Carteret High School
2009 South County Secondary School
Class A 1st Place
2013 C. D. Hylton High School
2011 Mt. Vernon High School
2010 Spotswood High School
2009 Spotswood High School
2008 Chopticon High School
2007 Robert E. Lee High School
Class 2A 1st Place
2013 George C. Marshall High School
2011 Parkview High School
2008 Ocean Lakes High School
2007 Courtland High School
Class 3A 1st Place
2013 Forest Park High School
2011 Centreville High School
2010 Fairfax High School
2009 Fairfax High School
2007 Thomas Jefferson High School
Class 4A 1st Place
2013 Stone Bridge High School
2010 Battlefield High School
2009 WT Woodson High School
2008 Herndon High School
Class 5A 1st Place
2011 West Potomac High School
2010 Lake Braddock Secondary School
Charles T. “Tim” Franklin served as Director of Bands
at Columbia High School (SC), Irmo High School (SC),
South Lakes High School (VA), James Madison High
School (VA) and as Director of Bands & Orchestras for
the Frederick County (MD) Visual and Performing Arts
Academy. Bands under Mr. Franklin’s direction have
performed at the National Concert Band Festival, MENC
National Convention, Southern Conductor’s Symposium
at the University of Southern Mississippi, South Carolina
Music Educator’s Association In-Service, and the University of South Carolina Concert Band Clinic. His concert and
marching bands have won numerous First Place Awards
and Grand Championships, including two top-10 finalist
performances at the Bands of America Grand Nationals.
Mr. Franklin is a six-time recipient of the National Band
Association’s Citation of Excellence. Professional affiliations have included the SC Music Educators Association,
the SC Band Directors Association, the Virginia Band
& Orchestra Directors Association, the Maryland Music
Educators Association, the National Band Association,
and the World Association of Symphonic Bands & Ensembles. He is also a Life Member of the International Percy
Grainger Society.
Scott Hines
Senior Master Sgt. Thomas Scott Hinds is the Drum Major
of The United States Air Force Band, Washington, D.C. A
native of Newport News, Va., his career in the Air Force
began in 1995 as a percussionist with the Air Force Band
of Liberty, Hanscom Air Force Base, Mass. In 1997, he
joined The United States Air Force Band’s Ceremonial
Brass and has performed over 4500 funerals for our
Nation’s fallen at Arlington Cemetery, as well as countless
missions at the White House and Pentagon for Heads
of State.
A 1994 graduate of Shenandoah University, Sergeant
Hinds earned a Bachelor of Music Education degree with
a performance certificate. In 1994, he was Shenandoah University’s Concerto Competition winner and also
received the Wilkins Conservatory Award. Before joining
the Air Force, Sergeant Hinds was active as a freelance
musician in the Mid Atlantic region. Today he continues to
work nationally as a clinician and adjudicator, as well as
maintain an active studio of students.
Doug Martin
Doug Martin is in his third year as Director of Bands at
Langley High School in McLean, Virginia. In this position,
he teaches the Wind Symphony, Symphonic Band, and
Marching Band, as well as overseeing the Percussion En8
semble and Jazz Band, and teaching the AP Music Theory class. Enrollment in band classes at Langley has nearly
doubled under his direction. Prior to his appointment at
Langley, he held similar positions at Mount Vernon High
School in Alexandria and Stuart High School in Falls
Church. During his nine years at Stuart, the Stuart Bands
were named a “Virginia Honor Band” six times, and the
Stuart Wind Ensemble received ratings of “Superior”
from every judge at the Band Performance Assessment
for six straight years, all while enrollment in band classes
nearly doubled. Under his leadership, the Stuart Bands
commissioned and gave the world premiere of “Aurora
Awakes” by John Mackey, and was part of the consortium which commissioned the band version of “The Seal
Lullaby” by Eric Whitacre. They also made demonstration
recordings for an independent publisher of band music,
and appeared in the National Memorial Day Parade in
Washington, D.C. He has served as the representative
for District X to the Virginia Band & Orchestra Directors
Association as well as the chair for District X to the Virginia Music Educators Association, and is the Logistical
Coordinator for their annual conference. He has served
as an adjudicator and a clinician for concert, jazz, and
marching band events. In November 2008, he became
the first high school band director in FCPS, and one of
only two in the state of Virginia, to be named a National
Board Certified Teacher. He received his Bachelor’s in
Music Education magna cum laude from Florida State
University, and his Master’s in Music Education with a
focus in Instrumental Conducting from George Mason
University, where he graduated with the Distinguished
Graduate Student award from the Department of Music.
How to Rate the Bands
The Oakton Classic follows the Virginia Band and
Orchestra Association (VBODA) class size and
judging guidelines. Trophies are presented to each
VBODA class along with the Gold, Burgundy and
Grand Champion awards.
Today, while you are enjoying the performance
of each band, keep in mind that the judges are
rating each band’s performance in five different
categories:
Music Performance: quality of the sound; tone
quality; control intonation; balance and blend;
technique: articulation, pulse, subdivision, facility,
attacks and releases.
Visual Performance: technique of marchers,
distance, body carriage, movement, equipment,
ensemble form, space, time, style, precision,
accuracy.
General Effect: design of the program, quality,
substance, depth of repertoire, continuity, staging
of program, suitability of ensemble.
Percussion: quality of orchestration, creativity
and variety, simultaneous responsibility, visual musicality, unity of all elements, precision, consistency,
clarity, and individual technique.
Color Guard: range of form, body, and equipment, use within the overall show design, use of
expressive and technical components, enhancement
of musical structure, simultaneous responsibilities,
demonstration of training, achievement of body
and equipment challenges, precision with respect to
overall challenges.
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2014 Oakton Class Award Sheet
Class A
Class 2A
(up to 50 musicians) (51-70 musicians)
Class 3A
(71-95 musicians)
1st Place
2nd Place
3rd Place
Cougar Burgundy
Award (Overall
first place in
classes 1A-2A)
Cougar Gold
Award (Overall
first place in
classes 3A-5A)
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Class 4A
Class 5A
(96-130 musicians) (131+ musicians)
Judge Bios (continued)
ner has 37 years of experience and has taught at Falls
Church High School, Lake Braddock Secondary, Woodbridge High School and James River High School. Mr.
Stegner is in constant demand as a clinician and adjudicator across Virginia.
Russell Pettitt, Ph.D
Dr. Russell Pettitt is Director of Bands and Assistant Professor of Music at Texas Woman’s University in Denton,
Texas. Dr. Pettitt conducts the TWU Wind Symphony,
teaches conducting courses and supervises instrumental
music education. Pettitt’s previous positions include serving on the music faculty at the University of Arkansas, as
Director of Bands at Lakeland College (Wisconsin), and
as an elementary, middle, and high school band director
with school districts in Virginia and Texas.
Brian Wuttke, Ph.D
Brian C. Wuttke is the Director of Music Education at
George Mason University. He is an experienced music
teacher, having served the Miami-Dade County Public
School System, the nation’s fourth largest, for eighteen
years. He has taught instrumental music at G. W. Carver
MS, Coral Gables HS, Hialeah HS, Killian HS, Coral Reef
HS, Miami-Dade College, and George Mason University.
Concert, jazz and marching bands under his direction
have consistently earned superior ratings at district music
performance assessments. The Killian High School Jazz
Band and Wind Symphony have received the Otto J.
Kraushaar state superior award numerous times while
under his direction. The Killian Wind Symphony attained
further distinction by being invited to the 2002 Bands of
America National Concert Band Festival.
Originally from Whitesboro, Texas, Pettitt holds the
Bachelor of Music Education degree from George Mason
University, Master of Music degree in Euphonium Performance from the University of Arkansas, and Doctor of
Musical Arts degree in Conducting from the University of
Oklahoma. Conducting teachers include Anthony J. Maiello, W. Dale Warren, Jeffrey D. Gershman, and William
K. Wakefield; and his principal euphonium teacher was
Roger Behrend.
Dr. Pettitt’s performance background includes success
as a euphonium soloist and wind conductor. He was
named as finalist for euphonium positions with premier
US military bands and has been selected to perform in
the Leonard Falcone International Euphonium Competition
three times. In addition to regularly appearing as a guest
conductor and clinician, Pettitt serves as a consultant in
the areas of instrumental pedagogy and instrumental
program development.
Dr. Wuttke is a member of the Pi Kappa Lambda National
Music Honor Society and is recognized in Who’s Who of
American Teachers 2000, 2001 and 2004. He was the
2004 runner-up for the Miami-Dade County Public School
Teacher of the Year. In 2005, he earned National Board
Certification in Early Adolescent and Young Adulthood.
Dr. Wuttke has been a member of the Music Educators
National Conference over twenty years and has served
as an adjudicator, district chairman and member-at-large
on the clinics committee for the Florida Bandmasters
Association.
Professional affiliations include: College Band Directors
National Association, Texas Music Educators Association,
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Kappa Kappa Psi, and Pi Kappa
Lambda. Pettitt is also a proponent of new music for
winds and percussion, evidenced by regular participation
in national commissioning projects and his research on
the music of composer Carter Pann.
Dr. Wuttke has presented workshops on topics including:
Band Program Organizational Skills, Self-assessment
Strategies for Instrumental Music Teachers and Teaching
Intonation and Harmony through Performance. His primary area of research deals with the acoustic evaluation
of wind-band intonation through spectrum analysis as described in his dissertation entitled: A model describing the
effects of equipment, instruction and director and student
attributes on wind-band intonation.
Kenneth Putnam
Kenneth Putnam is a musician living in his native city of
Richmond, Virginia. He is an active performer in professional musical theater productions in the city. He has over
15 years of active color guard teaching with many WGI
world finalists including Act 1 Color Guard as well as the
2014 Open Class finalists Stonewall Independent from
Northern Virginia. He has also taught at James Bowie
High School in Austin, Texas.
Jim Stegner
Mr. Jim Stegner recently retired as a director of bands
after 11 years at James River High School, VA a 14-year
Virginia Honor Band school. A graduate of Colorado
State University and Northwestern University, Mr. Steg10
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Congrats to four great seniors for four amazing years!
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Bands
Marching Knights
Spotsylvania High School, Spotsylvania, VA
Class A – Musicians: 34 – Total in Band: 41
Pride of Potomac Marching Panthers
DIRECTORS: Brian Jacobs/Donna Steckler
DRUM MAJORS: Martin Guerrero/Charlie Smith
GUARD CAPTAINS: Melissa Fleri/Allison Ritz
REPERTOIRE: Tonight Tonight
Some Nights
Don’t you, Forget about me
AWARDS: 2014 Virginia Honor Band
Potomac High School, Dumfries, VA
Class A – Musicians: 43 – Total in Band: 47
DIRECTOR: Ryan Gillis
DRUM MAJOR: Josh Ellis
GUARD CAPTAIN: Brenna Gill
REPERTOIRE:
“Caliente”
Malaga/Estancia
Concierto de Aranjuez (con-sie-er-to de arah-n-juez)
Malaguena (Mah-lah-gwe-na)
AWARDS: 16 Year honor band
Falls Church Jaguar Marching Band
Falls Church High School, Falls Church, VA
Class AA – Musicians: 67 – Total in Band: 81
DIRECTOR: Steven Jacoby
DRUM MAJORS: Jonah Angeles/Claudia Zurita
GUARD CAPTAIN: Jaci Cannon
REPERTOIRE: The 2014 Program is entitled “ Dreams of
Flight” featuring:
Into the Clouds by Richard Saucedo
One Day I’ll Fly Away from Moulin Rouge
and The Theme from “Star Trek: Generations”
AWARDS: 2 – time Virginia Honor Band
Thomas Edison Marching Eagles
Thomas A. Edison High School, Alexandria, VA
DIRECTOR: Charlie J. Mitchell
DRUM MAJOR: Melanie Pattison
GUARD CAPTAIN: Grace Zesuitz
REPERTOIRE: We Didn’t Start the Fire/Piano Man
My Life/Only the Good Die Young
Air (Dublinesque)
Just the Way you Are
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Bands (continued)
2012 North Stafford Invitational– Class A: 2nd place
Auxiliary
Mount Vernon High School Marching
Majors
Annandale Marching Atoms
Annandale High School, Annandale, VA
Mount Vernon High School, Alexandria, VA
DIRECTORS: Joseph Witkowski/Scott Niehoff/Bill
Hassinger
DRUM MAJORS: Douglas Nguyen/Peter Baek/Anya
Montes de Oca
GUARD CAPTAINS: Andrew Hendrickson,/Tatianna
Jones,/Shannon Lewandowski
REPERTOIRE: Malaguena - Ernesto Lecuona
Sway - Pable Beltran Ruiz
Granada - Agustin Lara
AWARDS: Sixteen-time Virginia Honor Band
DIRECTOR: Richard Bacz
DRUM MAJOR: Cassie Pelkey
GUARD CAPTAINS: Tessa Brewer/Raegan Schuhmacher
REPERTOIRE: Pyramids of Egypt
Marching Lancers
Robert E. Lee High School, Springfield, VA
DIRECTOR: Kelly May Magee
DRUM MAJORS: Raina Payne/Fayra Bonilla
GUARD CAPTAINS: Kristine Dulay/Elena Senica
REPERTOIRE: I Know You Want Me
Novus
El Cumbanchero
AWARDS: 2007 Oakton Classic - 1st place Class A
2008 Oakton Classic - 1st place Class A
2010 North Stafford Invitational – 3rd place Class A,
2nd place Auxiliary, 2nd place Marching, 3rd place
Music
2011 North Stafford Invitational – 2nd place Class AA:
2nd place Music, 2nd place Auxiliary
Marching Bruin Band
Forest Park High School, Woodbridge, VA
Class AAA – Musicians: 77 – Total in Band: 90
DIRECTOR: Donald Magee
DRUM MAJORS: Julie Siberts/Katie Deal/Natosha White
GUARD CAPTAINS: Maria Poisson/Ciara Abila
REPERTOIRE: Celestial Journeys -Gary P. Gilroy
AWARDS: 1st Place AAA Oakton Classic, 9 time Virginia
Honor Band
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Marching Bulldogs
Washington-Lee Marching Generals
Stone Bridge High School, Ashburn, VA
Washington-Lee High School, Arlington, VA
DIRECTOR: David Keller
DRUM MAJORS: Kelsey Phinney/Sarah Vanlandingham/
John Pulley
GUARD CAPTAINS: Megan Gilbert/Emma Hibbard
REPERTOIRE: Rhapsody in Blue Shades featuring Rhapsody in Blue (George Gershwin) and Blue Shades (Frank
Tichelli)
AWARDS: 2013-2014 Virginia Honor Band
DIRECTOR: Alex Robinson
DRUM MAJORS: Victoria Driggs/Henry Banks
GUARD CAPTAINS: Katie Curtin/Adriana Mitchell
REPERTOIRE: Show Theme: “Blue Devil’s Classics of
the 80s” featuring music by Chick Corea and
Chuck Mangione”
Spain
Elgato Triste
One More Time Chuck Corea
AWARDS: 9 year Virginia State Honor Band, 13 Year
Fiesta-Val Grand Chamions, 2013 US Bands VA Showcase – IVA, Best Music, Best Overall Effect, Best Guard,
Best Percussion, 2nd Place – IV A
Marching Knights
John Champe High School, Aldie, VA
DIRECTORS: Jonathan Phillip/Jamieson Carr
DRUM MAJORS: Pedram Samipour/Lily Ung
GUARD CAPTAINS: Maleeha Latif/ Sydney Solis
REPERTOIRE: “Unrequited”
Angels in the Architecture
Symphony #2: Apollo Unleashed.
Music by Frank Ticheli
AWARDS: 2013-2014 Virginia Honor Band
Spirit of Reston
South Lakes High School, Reston, VA
Class AAAA – Musicians: 93 – Total in Band: 105
DIRECTOR: Grayson Fore
DRUM MAJORS: Samantha Gifford/Amanda Yi
GUARD CAPTAINS: Jane Oswalt/Hannah Erickson
REPERTOIRE: Insurrection: Music of Malcolm Arnold featuring English dances, Scottish Dances and Pete Loo.
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Bands (continued)
The “Pride of Vienna” Warhawk Band
James Madison High School, Vienna, VA
AWARDS: The South Lakes Spirit of Reston Band is a
2013-14 VBODA Honor Band, a three time BOA
regional finalist, 3 time National Concert Band Festival
participant. The band has performed at VMEA, the
Kennedy Center for the performing arts and Carnegie
Hall. We are proud to announce that Senior Samantha
Gifford was selected for the 2014 US Army All-American Marching Band. One of only 125 students selected
from across the country.
DIRECTOR: Michael Hackbarth
DRUM MAJORS: Bea Torress-Rios/Eva Varghese
GUARD CAPTAINS: Gillian McGlothin/Cameron Michaud/Logan Eisenbeiser
REPERTOIRE: The James Madison High School Marching
Band is proud to present its 2014 field production,
“Sherlock.”
Featuring music from both the films and television shows,
the band transforms the field into an immersive environment representing the streets of London and the study of
the great detective, Sherlock Holmes.
Music includes “London Calling,” by Michael Giachinno, “The Woman,” by Michael Price, and “Aha!” by
Imogen Heap.
AWARDS: 10 Time Bands of America Regional and Super-Regional Finalist
Marching Pioneers
Millbrook High School, Winchester, VA
DIRECTOR: Jamie Tucker
DRUM MAJORS: Michelle Adams/Noah Biedrzycki
GUARD CAPTAINS: Tess Nicol/Taylor Sakisat
REPERTOIRE: “Pure Imagination”
1) Land of Make Believe - Chuck Mangione
2) Pure Imagination - Vox One
3) ABC - Jackson 5
4) Lullabye - Billy Joel
AWARDS: 7-year Virginia Honor Band, 7-year VMEA
Blue Ribbon School
Claire and
ColetteLife long friends
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Wolverine Marching Band
Hulk: SMASH
Heroes Symphony
AWARDS: 26 Year Virginia Honor Band, 9 Time VMEA
Blue Ribbon School
West Potomac High School, Alexandria, VA
Class AAAAA – Musicians: 135 – Total in Band: 157
DIRECTOR: Stephen H. Rice
DRUM MAJORS: Erika Larsen/Jayne Orleans
GUARD CAPTAIN: Cloe Harris
REPERTOIRE: “The Future is Now” featuring:
Also Sprach Zarathustra
The Jetsons
Oblivion
Selections from Star Trek
AWARDS: 2013 US Bands Group 6 A Champion
Highlander Marching Band
McLean High School, McLean, VA
DIRECTORS: Chris Weise/Deidra Denson
DRUM MAJORS: Kristine Yarnoff/Emily Williams/Emily
Mardiks
GUARD CAPTAINS: Addie Wilkerson/Katie Rizzolo,
Samantha Lai/Apiding Osika
REPERTOIRE: Pure Imagination - Fiona Apple
Symphony 5 - Sergei Prokofiev
The Ice Dance from Edward Scissorhands - Danny Elfman
Joy - Joseph Curiale
AWARDS: 2011 and 2013 Oakton Classic Grand
Champions
Marching Rams
James W. Robinson Secondary School, Fairfax, VA
DIRECTORS: Andrew E. Loft/Margaret Amos
DRUM MAJORS: Johnny Sharp/Madeleine Caceras/
Sarp Erdikbas
REPERTOIRE: Show Title: “Heroes”
What Are You Going To Do When You Are Not Saving
The World
Kiss From A Rose
Where clarinetists
go, treble
follows.
Love you, Jenell!
Mom and Dad
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Marching Cougars
Oakton High School, Vienna, VA
Class AAAA – Musicians: 109 - Total in Band: 120
DIRECTORS: Jamie VanValkenberg/Joe Antonucci
DRUM MAJORS: Charlie Hackemer/Colette Holland/
Ann Zachariah
REPERTOIRE: “From Oakton with Love”, Selections include
music from the Bourne Identity, the James Bond main
title, Secret Agent Man, the Pink Panther, Skyfall, and
Mission Impossible
AWARDS: 20 Year Virginia Honor Band
2014 Oakton Band Council
2014 Marching Cougars Leadership
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Steven - We are so proud of you!
Marching Cougar - Class of 2018
Love, Mom, Dad & Kyle
Kevin,
Is this how you play the horn?
Love, Jake & Starr
Never stop chasing your dreams.
Congratulations, Cynthia!
Have a great sophomore year.
Your biggest
fans,
Mom, Dad,
Alan, Olivia
and Brendan
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Because
I’m
Happy
Love you
Andrew,
Mom, Dad,
Emily &
Matthew
Jessica, Wishing you
and your friends
an awesome
Marching
Cougar
season!
We “Spy” a Great
Marching Show!
Good Luck Maria & the
OHS Drumline
The Rowen
Family
Love, Mom and Dad
This doesn’t look too hard,
if only I could hold it.
Good luck
Michael!
Triple C’s now and back then!
Thanks for many years of friendship.
Enjoy your senior year!
Good luck
Barbara Lace
Jones and all
of the Oakton
High School
Cougar
Marching
Band!
Chris, Have a great year. Love Mom & Dad
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We love you and are proud
of you Jared! You’ve come
a long way with that
trombone! And you’ve
grown into such a warmhearted and thoughtful
person. Enjoy your senior
year of marching.
Love, Mom, Dad, Anna, Lilly,
and Isabel
Thanks to the
2014 Orkney Chaperones!
We appreciate all your
time and effort!
Pit Rox!
Seth Crail:
Mommy and Daddy are very proud of you.
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Have a great year Mellos!
Congratulations Priya
From Grandma, Dad, Mom,
and Maya
Look who grew up to be
Marching Cougars!
Great Job, Alex and Seth!
We are so proud.
Love, Mom and Dad
Grace, We are so proud of you! Enjoy every
moment of your senior year. You deserve it!
Love, Mom and Dad
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Chris Harloe Rocks
the Trumpet
“With these
glasses, bands
will love me and
skunks will
fear me.”
Go Cougars!
-Charlie Welham
To Bianca,
the Rock Star
in our house!
Have a Great
Year!
Thanks to
our Cougar
Leadership:
Jamie Bowden,
Susan Rosenberg,
and
Dr. VanValkenburg
Love
Mom & Dad
“I don’t want to work ...
I just want to bang on the
drums all day!”
Congratulations to Billy and
the 2014 Oakton Drumline!
Ethan Lento (Sax) & Jason Ng (Trumpet/
Baritone)
Friends since 5th grade band!
Congrats on four great years as Marching
Cougars!
We are so proud of you!
Love, Mom, Dad, & Annie
We are very proud of you,
Nick & Helen Lento
Brad & Kathy Ng
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Robbie, life is pretty
sweet with you around!
Love, Mom and Dad
Congratulations Jim Fuchs for four
great years of music! We are proud
of you and all the Marching Cougar
Seniors. We wish you a successful
senior year and a bright future!
Love, Dad, Mom, Bill and Bobby
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Leah- We are so proud
of your hard work.
Have a great season!
We Love you!!
Good luck
Ben & all the
Marching
Cougars!
Mom, Jeff,
Ty Boy & Soco
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Have a great marching
season, Katie Daenzer.
We love you!
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2014-2015 Band Booster Officers and Chairs
President
Susan Rosenberg
Governance
Bob Gregor
Vice Presidents
Barbara Glover and Cheri Turner
Guard Liaison
Treasurer
Sue Warrick
GL Script
Ellen Robinson and Carrie Cahoon
Secretary
Diana Tycer-Bice
Hospitality
Libbi Tapp
Assistant to Director
Jammin’ Oakton
Staci Daenzer and Kelly Thomas
Head Chaperone
Jen Welham
Oakton Classic
Jamie Bowden
Athletic Booster Liaison
Photography and Media
Communications Equipment
PTSA Liaison
Cheri Turner
Equipment and Pit Crew
Spiritwear and Souvenirs
Rich Holcomb and Betsi Furhman
Jill Davis
Peg Blomme
Susan Rosenberg
Graham Glover
Chris Cutler
Ron Crowe
Nick Lento
Radwan Saade
Tag Day
Kathryn Bitting and Brad Ng
Fundraising
Robin Moyher
Uniforms
Jill Luttges
Photo Buttons
Deb Collier
Webmaster
Howard Gleason
Campbell Labels, Harris Teeter and Safeway eScrip
White House Ornaments
Melissa Leatherman
Kara Hackemer
We send an extra special
thanks to our Band Booster
President, Susan Rosenberg
and our Oakton Classic
Chair, Jamie Bowden!
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Oakton Classic Committee Chairs
Event Chair
Jamie Bowden
Advertising
Peg Blomme
Announcer
Rick Wormeli
Band Hosts
Heather Eldridge
Bank
Sue Warrick
Competition Bands
Concessions
Kelly Thomas
Digital Voice and
Video Recording
EMT/Police
Exhibition Band
Jamie Bowden
John Harding
Bob Gregor
Dr. Jamie VanValkenberg
Field Monitor (Pit Flow) Jill Luttges
Field Monitor (Band Flow) Ellen Robinson
Field Prep and Pit Howard Gleason
Hospitality
Libbi Tapp
Parking Wally Welham
Photography Graham Glover
Press Box Managers Jen Welham
and Susan Rosenberg
Program Design Nancy Lambrides
Publicity Linh DeSouza
Radios
Bob Gregor,
Chris Cutler
Schedule Jamie Bowden
Shout Outs Linnea Nelson
Tabulations
Ticket Sales
2014 Marching Cougars
Drum Majors
Thank you!
Jen Harding
On behalf of everyone at Oakton High School,
the Band Boosters and the Marching Cougars, we
thank the many volunteers – parents, friends, faculty, staff and students – who worked to make the
2014 Oakton Classic a success.
Susan Fuchs
Trophies Barbara Glover
Volunteers Kara Hackemer
Website Manager Howard Gleason
Our sincere appreciation is also extended to Fair
Oaks Volunteer Fire and Rescue, the Fairfax County
Police from the Fair Oaks Station, our judges, announcer, and all our sponsors and advertisers.
A special thank you to the Monarch Marching
Band from Old Dominion University and to all the
dedicated, talented, hard-working high school
bands here today.
We hope you enjoyed the 29th
Oakton Classic!
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Classic Program 2014 - Oakton High School Bands

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