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Linda Becker - Gleason John Beutel - Stoughton Roger Bintz - Green Bay Jerry Borchardt - Watertown


Ernest Broeniman - Hortonville


Tom Buchhauser - Madison Henry Clark - Prairie du Sac Wayne Crook - Fort Atkinson Ken Dado - Balsam Lake Larry Daehn - New Glarus Frank Daniels - Janesville Andrew Duncan - Racine Tom Fisher - Grafton Terry Flanagan - Davis, IL Bob Gentile - Madison Dan Gilmore - Waukesha Gerald Gleason - La Crosse Don Hale - Watertown Larry Hansen -


Black River Falls


Thomas Heninger - Watertown John Hinkley - Park Falls Dennis Kahn - Prairie du Sac Mary Keezer - Eau Claire Ron Keezer - Eau Claire Glen Klotz - Middleton


Robert Koepsel - Chippewa Falls


2010-11 WSMA Field Representatives


WSMA News Field Representative Update


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Connie Kramer - Clintonville Mark Leiser - Watertown Ron Leroy - Watertown Cheryl Licary - Beloit Greg Lorenz - Prairie du Sac Paul Luhring - Marinette Bob Martin - Hazel Green Linda Meier - Waunakee Tom Mueller - Forestville


George Munagian - Wisconsin Rapids


Sharon Munson - Delavan +Tom Paulson - Sheboygan David Pelow - Gillett Don Rosine - New Lisbon Bill Ross - Port Washington Roger Roznowski - Green Bay Lewis Schmidt - Elkhart Lake Bob Sebranek - Green Bay Bob Shirek - Fond du Lac Jane Shirek - Fond du Lac Ivan Spangenberg - Appleton Kay Lynn Taylor - Lone Rock Janet Tweed - Waunakee Dick Underberg - Waukesha Jim Welander - Holmen Dick Wolf - Madison


Jo Anne Wroblewski - Oregon Field Steering Committee - 1994


In recognition of their vision and commitment to the develop- ment of the Field Representative Program:


Jan Tweed - Waunakee, Chairman Mary Keezer - Eau Claire *Leroy Wolter - Richfield *John Anderson - Green Bay Michael George - Madison


Present Field Rep Steering Committee:


Janet Tweed - Waunakee Sharon Munson - Delavan Ron Leroy - Watertown Richard Fellenz - Sun Prairie Michael George - Madison


*deceased member +new member


Wisconsin School Musician x Festival Manager Workshops


Over 160 festival managers attended the three festival man- ager workshops held in November. The addition of a third festival manager workshop in Northeast Wisconsin area has demonstrated significant growth over the past several years. The CESA 7 workshop attracted 45 attendees this year. Addi- tional workshops were held in the CESA 10 office - Chippewa Falls and Waunakee Village Center. Festival Management Committee members Jim Welander, Stan Marczak and Ryan Petersen assisted WSMA staff in the presentations. Wiscon- sin Advocates for Music Education (WAME) committee members Leyla Sanyer and Rich Tengowski shared music advocacy methods, which may be utilized to promote music education through the festival experience. WSMA Commu- nications Director Kevin Thays shared the public relations process as initiated by the WSMA office.


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Established in 1994, this program enables retired music educa- tors to share their time, knowledge and experience in support of Wisconsin Center for Music Education activities. Through this partnership, the retired music educators continue to serve and stay connected with their music education profession. They are an integral part of the services available to member schools, students and teachers.


Field representatives provide vital support in a variety of duties, from assisting with adjudicator assignments to first year teacher mentoring and assistance. They also impact other projects including High School and Middle Level State Hon- ors Project auditions, State Marching Band Championships, Wisconsin State Music Conference and volunteer opportuni- ties at the Wisconsin Center for Music Education.


The agenda, minutes and photo of the 2010 fall meeting may be found in the “WSMA Field Reps” pages of “About Us” at www.wsmamusic.org.


The field reps have provided support for the following since the fall meeting:


State Marching Band Championships at UW-Whitewater: 8 Field Reps


Wisconsin State Music Conference: 18 Field Reps


Initial adjudicator scheduling at the Wisconsin Center for Music Education: 7 Field Reps


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