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October 24, 2020 October 17, 2020 ® INDIVIDUALS Marching Brass Woodwind South Brunswick High School Alejandro Gonzalez-Palmer – Flute Brass Ensemble Black Jenna Gottlieb – Flute South Brunswick High School Brass Ensemble Gold Lily Hezrony – Flute South Brunswick High School Brass Yaniss Mea – Bass Clarinet Ensemble White Jason Licht – Bass Clarinet Marching Woodwinds Brass North Penn Marching Knights Woodwinds Raymond Cardoza – Trumpet South Brunswick High School Woodwind Ryan Ketterer – French Horn Ensemble White Maeve McGowan – Euphonium South Brunswick High School Woodwind Brooke Vagrin – Trumpet Ensemble Black Percussion South Brunswick High School Woodwind Morgan Koppel – Piano Ensemble Gold Marching Percussion ENSEMBLES North Penn Marching Knights – Drumline Standstill Percussion Dartmouth High School Percussion Normal High School Creative Class South Brunswick HS Percussion Ensemble Royal Blues Marching Band Visual/Colorguard Immaculata Spartan Marching Band Dartmouth High School The Ledyard Colonel Marching Band Normal High School The Mechanicsburg Area Senior High North Penn High School Marching Band Normal Marching Band October 17, 2020 ® Standstill Band Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School Hunterdon Central Regional High School Van Vleck High School South Jones High School Warren Hills Regional High School Hightstown High School Wayne Valley High School Somerville High School West Perry High School Robbinsville High School Whitehall High School Marysville High School Youngsville Middle-Senior High School Bergenfield High School DIVISION 2 MARCHING BAND Brien McMahon High School DIVISION 1 Burley High School Bethel High School Delaware Valley High School Chatham High School Immaculata High School Cinnaminson High School Lenape Valley Regional High School Coatesville Area Senior High Long Branch High School Delaware Valley Regional High School Mechanicsburg Area Senior High East Haven High School New Oxford High School East Lyme High School Newtown High School Glen Ridge High School Northern Highlands Regional High School Jenkins County Middle High School Pequannock Township High School Jordan Elbridge High School Raritan High School Lenape High School Sauk Prairie High School Mainland Regional High School Seneca High School Nolan Catholic High School Sharyland High School Orville H. Platt High School St. Edward High School Providence Catholic High School Pulaski County High School Ridley High School October 17, 2020 ® DIVISION 3 DIVISION 4 Council Rock High School South Churchill Fulshear High School Edison High School - NJ Francis T. Maloney High School Livingston High School Green Canyon High School Madisonville High School John P. Stevens High School Metuchen High School L’Anse Creuse High School North Penn High School Marysville High School Parkersburg South High School Milton High School Point Pleasant Borough High School South Jones High School University High School Walled Lake Central High School Vernon Township High School West Milford High School.

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Metuchen-Edison Historical Society Oral History Project Roger Johnson Date: June 15, 1995 Interviewer: Phyllis Boeddinghaus Transcribers: Janena Benjamin, July 2004 and Laura Cubbage-Draper, August 2019 Editor: Jennifer Warren, December 2019 Abstract: Roger Allen Johnson (1932-2009), son of Arthur Leroy Johnson and Gladys (Peck) Johnson, was born in Orange, New Jersey and moved to Metuchen as a child in 1936. Mr. Johnson was an Eagle Scout in his youth and he graduated from Metuchen High School in 1950. He entered Princeton University on a Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC) scholarship and graduated in 1954 with a degree in public affairs. Following graduation, he became a commissioned officer in the Navy for three years before working as a marketing and advertising executive until his retirement. Mr. Johnson campaigned as a local Democratic politician during the early 1970s and he served on the Metuchen Board of Education and the Metuchen-Edison Racial Relations Council. He was a member of the Regional Girl Scout Council and he entertained many children at the local YMCA. Mr. Johnson also produced several children’s board games, was an award-winning actor in amateur theater, and was a nationally-known collector of antique dime-store soldiers and toys. He married Marilyn Edelman in 1954 and they had two daughters: Marcia (Johnson) Kaufman and Christina (Johnson) Swaak. In this interview, Mr. Johnson primarily discusses famous local sport athletes and sporting events in Metuchen. He also discusses his parents, his early childhood and education, and his involvement in local politics during the 1970s. Mr. Johnson also touches upon the gas line explosion in Durham Woods as well as his memories of World War II, his classmates and teachers, and Gort Bone China.
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