50th Anniversary
Summer Convention 2016 July 13 - 15, 2016
Page 1! Dakota Ridge High School
Thank You! Dr. Jim Jelinek (Principal), Matt Heckel (Building Principal) and the Dakota Ridge High School Administration Ryan Gomez - Facilities Manager for Dakota Ridge High School Jeremy Ewing - Facilities Host Doug Dalton - Golf Tournament Coordinator Phil Emery - Meals Craig Melhorn - Exhibits Darren DeLaup - CSU Credit and Continuing Education Credit Nicolle Beigie and Pinehurst Country Club - Banquet Jason’s Deli Q’Doba Catering Steve and Roxy Martin - Post convention social event Ed Cannava - CBA Executive Secretary CBA Board of Directors Members of CBA
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Welcome to the 2016 Colorado Bandmasters Association Summer Convention! Thank you for participating in this years Summer Convention. I’m very excited to focus on the theme “We’re All In This Together” as we really begin to explore mentorships and our new pre-service focus in CBA. I hope you will agree that thanks to our members and guests, we have a fantastic summer convention planned. My hope is that at all times there is a session that you will find beneficial to you and your specific situation, and you walk away with renewed friendships and some great ideas to help make this coming year one of your best! Alex Kaminsky and Shirely Dorritie are our featured guest clinicians and I know they are looking forward to spending time with you and sharing their expertise. In addition to our out of state guests, I am so grateful for our in-state colleagues who were more than willing to pitch in to help make this an amazing event. Please let them all know how much you appreciate their extra time and efforts. The Exhibitors are looking forward to having a chance to talk with you during the convention. They are here to support you and CBA. Stop by and say hello, I know they will appreciate it. Most of the exhibitors will be here for the duration of the convention, until 3pm on Friday. This year, there will be a cash drawing at the end of the convention for directors who manage to visit with every exhibitor during the convention. Two directors names will be drawn to win $50 at the end of the convention, of course, you will have to be present to win. As I begin my term as President, I want to take this opportunity to thank the members of the board who will be transitioning to other roles, or stepping down from the board. To Steve Martin, I can’t begin to thank you for all that you have done for the organization, as well as helping me to get the conventions going. I treasure your friendship, and I look forward to the next two years as you transition to Past-president. A huge thanks also to Alan Mills (1st Vice-president), Craig Melhorn (2nd Vice-president), Kyle Freesen (Northern Area Representative), Phil Emery (Small School Representative) and Sara Wynes (immediate Past-president), who will all be stepping away from the CBA Board. I want to personally thank Darren DeLaup and Dylan Ford for stepping in to fill some unexpected openings on the board. Congratulations to Ryan Crabtree (President-elect), Kate Margrave (2nd Vice-president), Karen Gregg (Small School Representative), Nicole Kmoch (North Area Representative) and Orlando Otis (continuing as Metro Area Representative). I know that we will all enjoy the journey of working to take this great organization to an even higher level and I look forward to the new ideas you’ll be bringing to the organization. I hope you have a great convention and please don’t forget to fill out the feedback form at the conclusion of the last session so together we can continue to have a fantastic summer convention!. Sincerely, Scott Schlup President-Elect 2017 Summer Convention Dates / July 12 - 14 2018 Summer Convention Dates / July 18 - 20 2019 Summer Convention Dates / July 17 - 19 2020 Summer Convention Dates / July 15 - 17
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Alex Kaminsky
Alexander Kaminsky holds degrees from the University of Florida and Indiana University, and is active as an adjudicator and guest conductor/clinician throughout the United States. He is currently Director of Bands at Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, and most recently completed a highly successful tenure at Buchholz High School in Gainesville, Florida. Bands under his direction consistently earn Superior ratings at all levels of evaluation. In addition to earning Superior ratings at the State Concert Band Assessment for an unprecedented 20 consecutive years, in 2009, Kaminsky became the only director in the history of the Florida Bandmasters Association to have three concert bands earn straight Superior ratings at State. Kaminsky’s bands have performed at prestigious state and national festivals and conferences including the Midwest Clinic (2005, 2009 and 2014), American Bandmasters Association National Convention (2014), CBDNA/NBA Southern Division Conference (2004 and 2014), FMEA State Conference (2014), National Concert Band Festival (2002 and 2012), and the National Wind Band Festival at Carnegie Hall (2009). Marching bands under Kaminsky’s direction consistently place in the Florida Marching Band State Championship Finals, winning Grand Champion awards at many FMBC Regionals and, most recently, two consecutive FMBC Class 4A State Championships (2013 and 2014). His bands have also performed abroad in France, Italy, and Monaco. Mr. Kaminsky is an eight-time recipient of the National Band Association’s Citation of Excellence and is an elected member of the prestigious American Bandmasters Association and the American School Band Directors' Association. He is a National Board Certified Teacher, a Florida Bandmasters Association Supervising Adjudicator, and has served on the FBA Executive Board as FBA District Chairman. Kaminsky currently serves on several state and national committees including the FBA Classification Committee, ABA Sousa/Ostwald Award Committee and the ABA School Bands Task Force. His professional affiliations include the National Band Association, National Association for Music Education, Florida Music Education Association, Florida Bandmasters Association, Phi Mu Alpha and Kappa Kappa Psi. In addition to his music education activities, Mr. Kaminsky is a deacon and Sunday School teacher and attends Parkridge Church where his family is actively involved in ministry. Shirley Dorritie Shirley Dorritie has been involved in the pageantry activity for over 45 years and specializes in training performers throughout the world for optimal achievement. She has served as an international adjudicator for the Marching Band, Winter Guard and Drum Corps activities since 1983, and is currently a visual judge for Music for All/Bands of America, Judge Development Manager for Winter Guard International and Director of Judge Education for numerous Winter Guard circuits including the Winter Guard Association of Southern California, the Texas Color Guard Circuit Judges Association, Winter Guard United Kingdom, and Winter Guard Arizona. She is the author of an online Introduction to Judging series, available to directors, designers and judges through e-AdjudicateAcademy.com A member of the prestigious Drum Corps International Hall of Fame, Shirley’s credits include The Concord Blue Devils and the Santa Clara Vanguard, as well as the Clovis West and James Logan High School Marching Band programs. Founder and creator of The Center for Performance and Achievement in the San Francisco bay area, Shirley holds an MA in Counseling Psychology, with a Certificate in Sport Psychology. She has worked with a broad spectrum of individuals who are required to manage their responses to stress in order to perform at their best -- including performers, elite athletes, educators, choreographers and conductors throughout the U.S., Europe, and Japan. Her forthcoming book, Delivering The Goods: Performing at the Top of Your Game When The Pressure Is On, is packed with practical strategies for improving performance in every endeavor, and will be available soon at www.PerformAndAchieve.com.
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Name Session Info
Making Bands Great Again: Observations/recommendations from your rehearsals in around the State of Colorado! This session was designed from my personal observations this past year in rehearsals with many of you, or from Casey Cropp adjudicating at festivals. It is intended to be a conversation starter! Suggestions will be made that might be useful in your classroom to help with this year's CBA convention theme: “We Are All In This Together.”
Creating the Beginning Band Experience: Beginning with the End In Mind will be an in-depth look at the beginning Tom Chapman band classroom. Mr. Chapman and Mr. Margrave both have extensive experience teaching beginning band, and know and how important starting students is to building successful programs at the upper levels. This year's clinic will focus on nuts and bolts - from individual instrument concerns to creating habits of a complete musician. Look for a sequel Brian Margrave focusing on the bigger picture - coming to a conference near you in 2017.
Google Apps: Google Classroom is a powerful teaching tool that can help you focus more class time on rehearsing, and reduce stress! In this session, participants will create a Google Classroom for one of their classes and learn how to integrate functionality of Classroom with Google Drive, Google Docs, and Google Forms. Through this resource, sharing and collecting documents, reference recordings, part assignments, written assignments, playing tests, written assessments, and announcements becomes simple, intuitive, and reliable. Chromebooks will be provided, but bring your Michael Vallez own laptop in case! Engaging Music Technology in the Band Classroom: Looking to integrate technology in a fun and immersive way into your classroom? In this session, participants will encounter a variety of free and low-cost apps that are easy to implement that can make extra-musical learning more engaging for student learners, while reducing teacher administrative tasks such as grading, organizing, collecting, etc. With Plickers, Kahoot, and other apps, you can excite your classroom and increase student outcomes without "breaking the bank!"
Mentor Connections: This session is for any college students, 1st year teachers, teachers new to the state, or for anyone who would like to have a mentor connection throughout the convention and possibly beyond. This is an opportunity for Clay Stansberry veteran teachers to share knowledge with teachers who are new to their jobs or college students needing guidance. During this session, we will discuss how the relationship between a veteran teacher and mentor might look. We will also pair mentor-ees with veteran teachers who are willing to guide those that would like help through the convention.
How Can I Get My Band To Sound Like That? (Part 1): At some point in their careers, band directors have heard a band and asked the question, “How can I get my band to sound like that?” Alex Kaminsky has asked that question Alex Kaminsky several times throughout his 27-year career and has worked to develop a specific pedagogical approach that yields optimum sonority from the ensemble. Kaminsky will work with a lab band formed by all directors who bring their instruments, utilizing the Yamaha Harmony Director, to demonstrate his teaching methods and pedagogy.
Teaching Strings for the Non-String Player: Dr. Spieker gives practical and clear ideas to equip the non-string player Matt Spieker with strategies to better instruct their string orchestras. The two overarching topics covered are tone production and intonation, which are the two main complaints about string classes.
Once again, we will have representatives from Make Music here to show us what’s new in Smartmusic and provide some Make Music information on how you can effectively incorporate it in your classes.
Round Table Discussions: Pete will be hosting 5 different round table topics. Nothing better represents the “We’re All Peter Toews In This Together” attitude quite like round table discussions. 4 of the tables will rotate ever 15 minutes and 1 table (marching) will rotate every 30 minutes.
New Music for Concert Band: Doc Singleton has spent over 40 hours combing through all the new releases of music, and has picked a great set of tunes that you should hear. He’s ready to present nine tunes in the grades 1-2 range ten in grade 3 and six in grades 4 and 5. Dr. Ken Singleton "After the audition I burned my music" - Tips from members of the Colorado All-State Bands on preparing a successful audition. How important are private lessons and the Band Director's involvement? An analysis of the data gathered from the student surveys at the 1998 and 2015 All-State Bands.
Incorporating Composition in your Performance Based Classroom: This clinic will cover how to get the ball rolling Andrea using composition in the classroom. Whether you are teaching with a big staff, or you are the lone music educator, this Hollenbeck session will provide techniques in order to teach music education through composition while maintaining a high standard in performance.
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Thursday, July 14, 2016______
Time Auditorium Band Room Choir Room AU107 Cafeteria
8:00am- Breakfast / 9:00am Visit Exhibits
Steve Martin and 9:00am- Scott Schlup 9:30am “We’re All In This Together”*
9:30am- Break / Visit Exhibits 9:45am
Tom Chapman & Michael Vallez Casey Cropp 9:45am- Brian Margrave Google Apps for Clay Stansberry Make Bands Great 10:30am Creating the Beginning Education: A Google Mentor Connections* Again Band Experience Classroom Spotlight
10:30am- Break / Visit Exhibits 10:45am
Alex Kaminsky 10:45am- How Can I Get My 12:00pm Band to Sound Like That?*
Steve Martin Lunch / Exhibits 12:00 - CBA Board Mtg Lunch is provided with 1:00pm (bring your lunch) pre - registration
Matt Spieker Make Music Peter Toews 1:00pm- Teaching Strings for the Using Smartmusic in Round Table 2:00pm Non-String Player your Band Class Discussions*
2:00pm- Break / Visit Exhibits 2:15pm
Dr. Ken Singleton New 2:15pm- Music for Concert 3:30pm Band*
3:30pm- Break / Visit Exhibits 3:45pm
Dr. Ken Singleton Michael Vallez "After the audition I Andrea Hollenbeck Engaging Technology in burned my music" - Incorporating 3:45pm- the Band Classroom: Tips from members of Composition in your 4:45pm Plickers, Kahoot and the Colorado All-State Performance-Based other Apps Bands on preparing a Classroom successful audition.
5:30pm, The Banquet is being held at the Pinehurst Country Club located at 6255 W. Quincy Ave. Denver CO 80235. Approximately 10 minutes Social Hour from the Convention Site. Banquet is included with pre - registration. Additional Guests pay $35. REMEMBER, THERE IS NO 6:30pm, CREDIT CARD MACHINE AT PINEHURST. Bring Cash for bar. Banquet
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Friday, July 15, 2016______
Time Auditorium Band Room Choir Room Cafeteria
Breakfast / 8:00am- 9:00am Visit Exhibits
Directors Reading Band Joe Brice Music from Grades 1-4 9:00am- Retired Director Session: that you might not know, 10:15am How can we continue to or may have forgotten impact CBA? about*
10:15am- Break / Visit Exhibits 10:30am
Shirley Dorritie Matt Spieker Kevin Whitelaw 10:30am- Preparing Your Performers Basic Considerations for Working with Incomplete 11:45am To Deliver The Goods Orchestral Literature Instrumentation When the Pressure Is On!*
Ken Ovrebo Scott Schlup CBA Sanctioned Marching Keith Farmer Lunch / Exhibits 11:45am- Creating a Collegiate CBA Band Contest Host ASBDA General meeting Lunch is provided with pre 12:45pm Chapter at your School* - registration (bring your lunch) Luncheon (bring your lunch) (bring your lunch)
Alex Kaminsky 12:45pm- How Can I Get My Band to 1:30pm Sound Like That?* (part 2)
1:30pm- Break 1:45pm
Kirk Vogel and Shirley Dorritie Wesley Ferreira 1:45pm- Andrew Holcombe Demystifying the Judging Your Beginning Students 2:45pm If I Only Knew… Lessons Process on Clarinet Learned Along the Way*
2:45pm- Break 3:00pm
Travis Keller Kim Wilson-Paugh and Wesley Ferreira Strategies, Music Bryce Melaragno Improving Breath Support 3:00pm- Selection and Curriculum CYA2 - Capturing Your through Visually & 4:15pm for High School Jazz Band Administrations Aurally with Air Attention* Revelation
Steve Martin 4:15pm- CBA General 5:00pm Membership Meeting*
All invited!! End of convention Social at the home of Steve and Roxy Martin. Address is 10843 W Hinsdale Dr., 5:30pm - ? Lakewood, CO 80127. CBA will cover the cost of food.
Participants are requested to bring their instruments for various sessions. If you can bring a folding stand also - that would make things easier
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Name Session Info
Thanks to the “Teaching Music through Performance in Band”, it’s getting easier and easier to ind great music for Directors Reading bands at all levels – especially because of the quality recordings that let you hear the works. But what happens when you want to branch out to ind songs not in the series? This year, we have taken the Texas UIL concert band list and Band removed all the pieces that are in Teaching Music. From there, we’ve narrowed the list down to about 4 fantastic pieces in grades 1, 2, 2+, 3, 3+ and 4. We’ll read as many as we can it in. Be sure to bring your instruments!
How Can We Continue to Impact CBA?: Our retired members are an often un-tapped resource we have in CBA. Come join Joe and Joe Brice brainstorm some ways that we can continue to learn from these great mentors and discuss some of the areas we can use your support.
Preparing Your Performers To Deliver The Goods When The Pressure is On: Performance is an emotional roller-coaster that can dramatically impact your student’s ability to deliver their skills under performance conditions. Learn how to set them up for success! THE TOP 10 OBSTACLES TO DELIVERING THE GOODS MAKING THE MOST OF THE KINDS OF MEMORY USED IN PERFORMANCE 8 ESSENTIAL SKILLS FOR PERFORMING AT THE TOP OF YOUR GAME WHEN THE PRESSURE IS ON Demystifying the Judging Process: Get the most from the competitive experience by fulling understanding the role of the judge, what Shirley Dorritie you can expect from judge commentary, and how to make best use of it! THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN JUDGE AND CONSULTANT THE “PRIME DIRECTIVE” TO JUDGES THE JUDGE’S 4 MAIN TOOLS THE 3 BASIC PROCESSES INVOLVED IN JUDGING THE REAL PURPOSE OF JUDGE COMMENTARY AND HOW TO MAKE THE MOST OF IT
Basic Considerations for Orchestral Literature: Dr. Spieker gives ideas to help any music educator as they consider literature for Matt Spieker their string ensembles. Topics covered are resources, grade level descriptions, curriculum progression, general challenges with instrument groups, time proven works, and current composers/arrangers.
Rewriting Music for Instrumentation Problems: Some instrumentation issues are not fixable right now - we can't clone horns, no one Kevin Whitelaw will switch to bassoon, or my only tuba player broke his arm and Region Festival is next week. This session will explore some issues with less-than-perfect instrumentation and smaller bands and some ways to help fill in the holes.
How Can I Get My Band To Sound Like That? (Part 2): At some point in their careers, band directors have heard a band and asked the question, “How can I get my band to sound like that?” Alex Kaminsky has asked that question several times throughout his 27-year Alex Kaminsky career and has worked to develop a specific pedagogical approach that yields optimum sonority from the ensemble. Kaminsky will work with a lab band formed by all directors who bring their instruments, utilizing the Yamaha Harmony Director, to demonstrate his teaching methods and pedagogy.
Kirk Vogel and If I Only Knew… Lessons Learned Along the Way: This session will discuss strategies that can help make your first years (or your continuing years) as a teacher more successful. Andrew, from the "new in the business" perspective and Kirk, from the "experienced" Andrew Holcombe perspective discussing "What I wish I would have known" and "What I figured out eventually but would have enjoyed knowing earlier."
Your Beginning Students on Clarinet: As young clarinetists begin on the clarinet and continue to develop, there must always a balance between encouraging the great aspects of their playing and addressing bad habits that they will inevitable develop. This session will cover the many aspects of beginning a student on the clarinet and include a focus on visual and aural cues to help diagnose common problems. Basic fundamentals of technique, tone production and articulation will be addressed, as well as effective strategies to teach these concepts to beginning and intermediate students. Additionally, equipment options and recommendations will be provided. Dr. Wesley Improving Breath Support through Visually & Aurally with Air Revelation: Through the use of external breathing devises and Ferraira exercises, teachers and students alike learn to develop proper inhalation and exhalation, in a manner that is accomplished visually and aurally. These fundamental exercises prove to benefit wind instrumentalists and vocalists of all ages. Dr. Ferreira has developed the Air Revelation - Breath Support Training Program with over 25 different exercises that both builds technique and addresses various issues that often impede a student's ability to play their wind instrument with consistent air support, and at all dynamic levels. The techniques and exercises promote relaxation in the body when performing and can be applied to all wind instrumentalists and can be used in the classroom as well as in one-on-one settings.
Travis Keller Strategies, Music Selection and Curriculum for High School Jazz Band: All around tips for a successful Jazz Program.
Kim Wilson-Paugh CYA2 - Capturing Your Administrations’ Attention: and maximizing student achievement. This session will focus on giving teachers the tools to explain how music classes and rehearsals naturally utilize current educational practices and connect to teacher evaluation rubrics. Participants will walk through how Depth of Bryce Melaragno Knowledge, Higher Order Thinking Skills, Transfer of Cognitive Load, and Backwards Planning are demonstrated in their classrooms.
Wrap up the convention with our annual summer membership meeting. Updates from all area representatives and important dates and Steve Martin information. Two $50.00 prizes will be awarded to members who visited all of our exhibitors (must be present to win) Colorado Bandmasters Association Summer Convention. July 13-15, 2016 - Page 8
Colorado Bandmasters Association Board - 2016-2017
Position Name School Email
President Scott Schlup Rocky Mountain High School [email protected]
President-Elect Ryan Crabtree Fruita-Monument High School [email protected]
1st Vice President Darren DeLaup Mountain Vista High School [email protected]
2nd Vice President Kate Margrave Pine Creek High School [email protected]
Past President Stephen Martin D’Evelyn Jr./Sr. High School [email protected]
Small School Rep. Karen Gregg Lyons Middle/High Schools [email protected]
Metro Area Rep. Orlando Otis Legend High School [email protected]
North Area Rep. Nicole Kmoch Westview Middle School [email protected]
South Area Rep. Keith Bisaillon Harrison High School [email protected]
Central High School (Grand Western Slope Rep. Dylan Ford Junction) [email protected]
Executive Secretary Ed Cannava Centennial, Retired [email protected]
Recording Secretary James Divine Falcon High School [email protected]
Marching Affairs Chair Ken Ovrebo Cañon City High School, Retired [email protected]
Regional Concert Band Smoky Hill High School, Chair Joe Brice Retired [email protected]
State Concert Band Chair Richard Kusk Coronado High School, Retired [email protected]
Middle School Concert Rocky Mountain High School, Band Chair Casey Cropp Retired [email protected]
All - State Jazz Chair Kevin Whitelaw Lewis-Palmer High School [email protected]
Important Note:! Pinehurst Country Club doesn’t take credit cards for the reception/ banquet. Be sure to stop by an ATM before coming to the banquet
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Exhibitors and Supporters of CBA and the Summer Convention
Company Name Contact Phone Email
AdvantEdge Tours Wayne Manzanares 303-794-4391 [email protected]
American International Travel & Tours Jim & Doug Dalton 303-872-1149 [email protected]
Boomer Music Company Teag Solberg 970-223-2424 [email protected]
Cañon City Music & Blossom Festival Mike Nolan 719-275-7234 [email protected]
Celestial Travel & Tours John Icabone 303-773-1224 [email protected]
Golden Music Mary Brainerd 303-279-1111 [email protected]
Kolacny Music David Kolacny 303-722-6081 [email protected]
Make Music Ben Noffsinger 866-240-4041 [email protected]
Music & Arts Nick Ryan 303-910-7948 [email protected]
PERA Gordon Steuck 303-863-3855 [email protected]
Percussion Concepts Mark Emery 719-544-0245 [email protected]
S’Cool Services Johnny Dasher 719-647-1015 [email protected]
Score More Funds Cesar Sachez 972-853-1099 [email protected]
Rick Shaw / Martha Uniforms West Shaw 303-433-8980 [email protected]
Special Thanks!! We would like to thank our corporate sponsors for the 2016 John Shaw Memorial/CBA Golf Tournament American International Travel & Tours Cañon City Music and Blossom Festival Jolesch Enterprises Music & Arts Center Travis Sutton Event Photography Uniforms West
Colorado Bandmasters Association Summer Convention. July 13-15, 2016 - Page 10 Colorado Bandmasters Association Hall of Fame
Each year, the members of the Colorado Bandmasters Association nominate and vote for one member to add to the CBA Hall of Fame. These teachers have served as mentors, inspirations and teachers to countless thousands of students and colleagues in the state of Colorado, and we are a stronger organization because of their vision and dedication to music education. The Hall of Fame is housed at Foundation Hall on the campus of the University of Northern Colorado.
1976 - Hugh McMillen 1990 - Chuck Cassio 2004 - WL Whaley
1977 - Wayman Walker 1991 - Don Shupe 2005 - Gary Hall
1978 - Charles Nicholls 1992 - Harley Brown 2006 - Craig Ketels
1979 - Earl Faulkner 1993 - Frank Montera 2007 - Kathy Joseph
1980 - J. L. Gerardi 1994 - John Icabone 2008 - Denny Sullivan
1981 - Robert Jeffrey 1995 - Ken Anderson 2009 - Rick Shaw
1982 - Sid Rosen 1996 - Larry Wallace 2010 - Ken Ovrebo
1983 - Steve Asheim 1997 - Duane Zanotelli 2011 - Gary Ambrosier
1984 - Joe Brice 1998 - Ken Singleton 2012 - Del Brickley
1985 - John Kincaid 1999 - Cecil Guiterrez 2013 - Dick Mayne Casey Cropp! 1986 - Robert Hurrell 2000 - Dick Kusk 2014 - Mark Emery 2016 Hall of Fame! 1987 - John Shaw 2001 - Fred Selby 2015 - Sal Martorano Congratulations! 1988 - Joe Ernie Montoya 2002 - Mike White
1989 - Wayne Manzaneres 2003 - Ted Worth
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We can’t begin to thank all the former members of the board of directors for their service to the organization. While every former board member is worthy of recognition, we hope this list of our past presidents will serve as a reminder to our current membership of all the time and energy that has been volunteered to this organization on their behalf.
1965 - George Rhoads 1979 - John Icabone 1993 - Kathy Joseph
1966 - Ralph Strouf 1980 - Duane Zanotelli 1994-96 - Richard Weldon
1967 - Earl Faulkner 1981 - Byron Ware 1996-98 - Del Brickley
1968 - Dave Glackin 1982 - Ed Tyler 1998-00 - Ken Sawyer
1969 - Dave Glackin 1983 - Joe Brice 2000-02 - Darryl Bostwick
1970 - Bob Schroeder 1984 - Nick Keelan 2002-04 - Doug Dalton
1971 - Don Shupe 1985 - Bob Martin 2004-06 - Tim Libby
1972 - C.B. Abercrombie 1986 - Craig Harms 2006-08 - Jack Yonce
1973 - Bud Meisel 1987 - Ted Worth 2008-10 - Chuck Stephen
1974 - Russ Wolz 1988 - Sal Martorano 2010-12 - J. Clay Stansberry
1975 - Larry Cook 1989 - Paul Weiss 2012-14 - Sara Wynes
1976 - Joe Ernie Montoya 1990 - Mike White 2014-16 - Steve Martin
1977 - Chuck Cassio 1991 - Joe Brice 2016-18 - Scott Schlup
1978 - Frank Montera 1992 - Gary Ambrosier
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