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All-State Past Conductors Minnesota Music Educators Association All-State Conductors Band Stephen Peterson, 2012 Tony Baker, 2004 Harold Bachmann, 1946 Captain Michelle Rakers, 2013 Juan Tony Guzman, 2005 Carleton Stewart, 1952 Craig Kirchhoff, 2014 James Carlson, 2006 Frank Piersol, 1956 Kevin Sedatole, 2015 Dean Sorenson, 2007 Lucien Cailliet, 1960 Jerry Luckhardt, 2016 Robert Washut, 2008 Frank Bencriscutto, 1962 Shanti Simon, 2017 Chris Vadala, 2009 Frank Bencriscutto, 1964 Betsy McCann, 2018 Trent Kynaston, 2010 Don McCatheran, 1965 Emily Threinen, 2019 Douglas Snapp, 2011 Miles Johnson, 1966 David Hagedorn, 2012 Karl Holvik, 1967 Symphonic Band Christopher Merz, 2013 Mayo Savold, 1968 Tom Swanson, 1999 Richard MacDonald, 2014 Frank Bencriscutto, 1969 Douglas Nimmo, 2000 Ellen Rowe, 2015 Charles Minelli, 1970 Matthew George, 2001 Miles Johnson, 1971 Tim Mahr, 2002 Jazz Band H. Robert Reynolds, 1972 Bruce Ammann, 2003 Ryan Frane, 2016 J. Robert Hanson, 1973 Richard Blatti, 2004 Matt Harris, 2017 John Paynter, 1974 Donald Schleicher, 2005 James (JC) Sanford, 2018 Frank Bencriscutto, 1975 Andrew Boysen, 2006 Patty Darling, 2019 Michael Polovitz, 1976 Russel Mikkelson, 2007 Frank Piersol, 1977 Gary Hill, 2008 Orchestra Frank Bencriscutto, 1978 Scott Weiss, 2009 Paul Oberg, 1944 J. Robert Hanson, 1979 Richard Heidel, 2010 Henry Sopkin, 1948 Miles Johnson, 1980 Frank Wickes, 2011 Gerald Samuel, 1954 George Regis, 1981 Takayoshi Suzuki, 2012 Antal Dorati, 1958 James Croft, 1982 James Spinazzola, 2013 Herman Hertz, 1962 Russell Pesola, 1983 Scott Hagen, 2014 Herman Hertz, 1963 John Zdechlik, 1984 Peter Haberman, 2015 Herman Hertz, 1964 Miles Johnson, 1985 Robert Taylor, 2016 Herman Hertz, 1965 Frank Bencriscutto, 1986 Andrew Mast, 2017 Herman Hertz, 1966 John Tesch, 1987 Travis Cross, 2018 William Gower, 1967 James Croft, 1988 Nicholas Williams, 2019 William Gower, 1968 Barry Kopetz, 1989 Samuel Adler, 1969 Mark Kelly, 1990 Jazz Ensemble Samuel Adler, 1970 Allan McMurray, 1991 John Radd, 1982 Marvin Rabin, 1971 John Paynter, 1992 Robert Kase, 1983 Marvin Rabin, 1972 Miles Johnson, 1993 James ten Bensel, 1984 William Jones, 1973 Ray Cramer, 1994 Greg Lewis, 1985 Jon Borowicz, 1974 Craig Kirchhoff, 1995 Roger Pemberton, 1986 Henry Charles Smith, 1975 Jerry Junkin, 1996 Frank Bencriscutto, 1987 George Trautwein, 1976 Mallory Thompson, 1997 Fred Sturm, 1988 Marvin Rabin, 1977 Eugene Corporon, 1998 James Carlson, 1989 Joseph Giunta, 1978 James Warrick, 1990 Marvin Rabin, 1981 Concert Band Dan Gailey, 1991 Richard Massmann, 1982 John Whitwell, 1999 James Carlson, 1992 J. Robert Hanson, 1983 Jerry Luckhardt, 2000 Dominic Spera, 1993 William Jones, 1984 Rick Hansen, 2001 Robert Baca, 1994 Steve Amundson, 1985 Jack Stamp, 2002 Fred Sturm, 1995 J. Robert Hanson, 1986 Kristin Tjornejoh, 2003 Robert Curnow, 1996 Richard Massmann, 1987 Ray Cramer, 2004 Gene Aitken, 1997 Nicholas Smith, 1988 Gary Sousa, 2005 Dean Sorenson, 1998 Steve Amundson, 1989 Scott Jones, 2006 Steve Owen, 1999 Margery Deutsch, 1990 Mark Whitlock, 2007 Chris Vadala, 2000 George Hanson, 1991 Douglas Nimmo, 2008 Dave Milne, 2001 Donald Schleicher, 1992 Scott Teeple, 2009 Robert Baca, 2002 Joseph Giunta, 1993 Catherine Rand, 2010 Bob Lark, 2003 J. Robert Hanson, 1994 Charles Menghini, 2011 James Carlson, 2003 Timothy Muffitt, 1995 Emily Freeman Brown, 1996 Anton Armstrong, 1991 Men’s Choir David MacKenzie, 1997 Eph Ehly, 1992 Gary Walth, 1991 Bruce Hangen, 1998 Paul Torkelson, 1993 Carl Stam, 1992 (Orchestra cont.) Andre Thomas, 1994 Brad Holmes, 1993 Dale Lonis, 1999 Weston Noble, 1995 Jim Rodde, 1994 Timothy Russell, 2000 Paul Oakley, 1996 Richard Larson, 1995 William Jones, 2001 Craig Hella Johnson, 1997 James Gallagher, 1996 Mark Parker, 2002 Constantina Tsolainou, 1998 Michael Smith, 1997 David Becker, 2003 Kathy Romey, 1999 Axel Theimer, 1998 Susan Haig, 2004 Peter Bagley, 2000 Tim Peter, 1999 Timothy Weiss, 2005 Henry Leck, 2001 Christopher Cock, 2000 Steven Amundson, 2006 Sharon Hansen, 2002 Robert Scholz, 2001 Bridget-Michaele Reischl, 2007 Timothy Sawyer, 2003 Pete Eklund, 2002 Manny Laureano, 2008 Larry Bach, 2004 Allen Crowell, 2003 David Becker, 2009 Edith Copley, 2005 Paul Nesheim, 2004 Allen Tinkham, 2010 Rene Clausen, 2006 Bruce Phelps, 2005 Louis Bergonzi, 2011 Craig Arnold, 2007 Brad Holmes, 2006 Amir Kats, 2012 André Thomas, 2008 Stanley Carlson, 2007 Gary Lewis, 2013 Karen Kennedy, 2009 Diane Loomer, 2008 Anthony Elliott, 2014 Angela Broeker, 2010 David Mennicke, 2009 Mark Russell Smith, 2015 Geoffrey Boers, 2011 Gary Schwartzhoff, 2010 Douglas Droste, 2016 Rollo Dilworth, 2012 Axel Theimer, 2011 Miriam Burns, 2017 Jo-Michael Scheibe, 2013 Christopher Aspaas, 2012 Kevin Sutterlin, 2018 Brad Holmes, 2014 Lee Nelson, 2013 William LaRue Jones, 2019 Bruce Rogers, 2015 Jonathan Reed, 2014 Jing Ling-Tam, 2016 Jefferson Johnson, 2015 Mixed Choir G. Phillip Shoultz III, 2017 Andrew Last, 2016 Robert Shaw, 1944 Kelley Sundin, 2018 Orville Borchers, 1946 Jo Ann Miller, 2019 Tenor Bass Choir Don Craig, 1948 Eugene Rogers, 2017 Warner Imig, 1952 Women’s Choir Nicole LaMartine, 2018 Weston Noble, 1954 Beth Holmes, 1991 Michael Culloton, 2019 Warner Imig, 1956 Sigrid Johnson, 1992 David Feltz, 1958 Lynne Gackle, 1993 Charles Hirt, 1960 Edith A. Copley, 1994 Paul Christiansen, 1962 Jo Ann Brorson, 1995 Douglas McEwen, 1964 Rhonda Fleming, 1996 Douglas McEwen, 1965 Carol Tralau, 1997 Weston Noble, 1966 Jan Gilbertson, 1998 Charles Schwartz, 1967 Janet Galván, 1999 Richard Hoffland, 1968 Charlotte Adams, 2000 Robert DeCormier, 1969 Angie Broeker, 2001 Dale Warland, 1970 Beth Holmes, 2002 Paul Brandvik, 1971 Doreen Rao, 2003 Ralph Woodward, 1972 Sandra Peter, 2004 Paul Salumonuvich, 1973 Mary Alice Stollak, 2005 Rodney Eichenberger, 1974 Judith Willoughby, 2006 Beverly R. Henson, 1975 Kathleen Rodde, 2007 Karle Erickson, 1976 Vijay Singh, 2008 James Fritchel, 1977 Doreen Rao, 2009 Douglas McEwen, 1978 Hilary Apfelstadt, 2010 Kenneth Jennings, 1979 Sandra Snow, 2011 Douglas McEwen, 1980 Rhonda Fuelberth, 2012 Alice Larson, 1981 Sandra Peter, 2013 Dwayne Jorgenson, 1982 Mary Kay Geston, 2014 Eph Ehly, 1983 Janet Galvan, 2015 Weston Noble, 1984 Sigrid Johnson, 2016 Terry Eder, 1985 Lee Kjelson, 1986 Soprano Alto Choir Paul Brandvik, 1987 Bret Amundson, 2017 Karle Erickson, 1988 Jennaya Robinson, 2018 Douglas McEwen, 1989 Therees Hibbard, 2019 Rene Clausen, 1990 .
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