2019 GREENDALE HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND STAFF
DIRECTOR OF BANDS: Tom Reifenberg
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Tom began teaching at Greendale High School in the fall of 2001. He received his undergraduate degree in music education from UW-Whitewater (2001), studying conducting under Dr. Glenn Hayes and piano under Dr. Myung-Hee Chung. Tom attained his masters degree in music education from Boston University (2008). Tom was recently named the recipient of the 2017 Michael G. George Distinguished Service Award, the 2016 Greendale Chamber of Commerce Educator of the Year; a 2015 Herb Kohl Fellowship recipient, honoring excellence in education throughout Wisconsin; Wisconsin's representative in School Band & Orchestra Magazine's annual "50 Directors Who Make a Difference" report (December 2013); one of the youngest members inducted into the Wisconsin Bandmasters Association (June 2015); and recipient of the B93.3FM Teacher of the Month and Teacher of the Year awards (2009). He is the co-founder (2003) and music director of the award-winning Greendale Community Theatre, and has music-directed close to 50 theatrical productions throughout the Milwaukee area. A NAfME and WMEA member, he has served on the WSMA state marching band committee and the UWAY Board of Directors. Tom is also the organist at Greendale Community Church, beginning his tenure in October of 2013 following eight years at Trinity Lutheran Church in South Milwaukee. He is married to guard caption head Tami Reifenberg, and they spend their limited free time loving and caring for 6-year-old Liam, their sports-enthusiast little boy.
Tom began teaching at Greendale High School in the fall of 2001. He received his undergraduate degree in music education from UW-Whitewater (2001), studying conducting under Dr. Glenn Hayes and piano under Dr. Myung-Hee Chung. Tom attained his masters degree in music education from Boston University (2008). Tom was recently named the recipient of the 2017 Michael G. George Distinguished Service Award, the 2016 Greendale Chamber of Commerce Educator of the Year; a 2015 Herb Kohl Fellowship recipient, honoring excellence in education throughout Wisconsin; Wisconsin's representative in School Band & Orchestra Magazine's annual "50 Directors Who Make a Difference" report (December 2013); one of the youngest members inducted into the Wisconsin Bandmasters Association (June 2015); and recipient of the B93.3FM Teacher of the Month and Teacher of the Year awards (2009). He is the co-founder (2003) and music director of the award-winning Greendale Community Theatre, and has music-directed close to 50 theatrical productions throughout the Milwaukee area. A NAfME and WMEA member, he has served on the WSMA state marching band committee and the UWAY Board of Directors. Tom is also the organist at Greendale Community Church, beginning his tenure in October of 2013 following eight years at Trinity Lutheran Church in South Milwaukee. He is married to guard caption head Tami Reifenberg, and they spend their limited free time loving and caring for 6-year-old Liam, their sports-enthusiast little boy.
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF BANDS: Liz Parsons
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Liz joined the Greendale percussion staff in January of 2015, and was appointed Assistant Director of Bands in summer of 2016. She recently graduated cum laude from UW-Milwaukee with a BFA in Instrumental/General Music Education as well as Percussion Performance. She studied percussion with Carl Storniolo and Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra percussionists Thomas Wetzel and Dean Borghesani, as well as Sheila Feay-Shaw, Jon Gilliland, Scott Emmons, and Catherine Robertson for Music Education. Liz was awarded percussion, music education, talent, and hard work scholarships during her time at UWM. Liz has a background in marching percussion beginning in Kenosha, WI with the Kenosha Beats Indoor Drumline where she was able to compete in both MPA and WGI. She also participated in Band of the BlackWatch in Kenosha, WI, where she is now a percussion and marching instructor. For two years, Liz worked with the University Youth Wind Ensembles at UWM as a percussion coach, where her duties included percussion equipment and teaching the advanced middle and high school students percussion techniques and rehearsal etiquette. Liz has performed with many ensembles at UWM including Percussion Ensemble, Symphony Band, and Symphony Orchestra. She was also section leader for Wind Ensemble who she traveled with to North Carolina in 2013 for the College Band Directors National Association Conference. They also traveled to San Jose, California in July of 2015 for the World Association for Symphonic Bands and Ensembles Conference. Liz continues to perform, most recently with the award-winning Greendale Community Theatre. In addition to her duties at GHS, she directs all 5th grade bands in the district and teaches lessons at GMS.
Liz joined the Greendale percussion staff in January of 2015, and was appointed Assistant Director of Bands in summer of 2016. She recently graduated cum laude from UW-Milwaukee with a BFA in Instrumental/General Music Education as well as Percussion Performance. She studied percussion with Carl Storniolo and Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra percussionists Thomas Wetzel and Dean Borghesani, as well as Sheila Feay-Shaw, Jon Gilliland, Scott Emmons, and Catherine Robertson for Music Education. Liz was awarded percussion, music education, talent, and hard work scholarships during her time at UWM. Liz has a background in marching percussion beginning in Kenosha, WI with the Kenosha Beats Indoor Drumline where she was able to compete in both MPA and WGI. She also participated in Band of the BlackWatch in Kenosha, WI, where she is now a percussion and marching instructor. For two years, Liz worked with the University Youth Wind Ensembles at UWM as a percussion coach, where her duties included percussion equipment and teaching the advanced middle and high school students percussion techniques and rehearsal etiquette. Liz has performed with many ensembles at UWM including Percussion Ensemble, Symphony Band, and Symphony Orchestra. She was also section leader for Wind Ensemble who she traveled with to North Carolina in 2013 for the College Band Directors National Association Conference. They also traveled to San Jose, California in July of 2015 for the World Association for Symphonic Bands and Ensembles Conference. Liz continues to perform, most recently with the award-winning Greendale Community Theatre. In addition to her duties at GHS, she directs all 5th grade bands in the district and teaches lessons at GMS.
MUSIC STAFF
MUSIC COMPOSER/ARRANGER/INSTRUCTOR: Alex Thode
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Alex Thode has been heavily involved in the marching arts since 2008, and is becoming a heavily sought-after arranger for marching bands across the continental United States. Alex's clientele includes numerous class champions and runners-up, semi-finalists, finalists and grand champions at the local and state level. His clients have also been Bands of America (BOA) Regional Finalists, regular participants at BOA Grand Nationals and many other Regional and Super Regional events, as well as UIL Area Finalists. His arrangements have been performed in the 2016 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade and will also be featured in the 2020 Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena, California, both by the Greendale band. Along with composing works for marching band, Alex also has been commissioned to write middle school and high school concert band works. Alex is a member of ASCAP. You can learn more and hear his music at www.themusicofalexthode.com.
Alex Thode has been heavily involved in the marching arts since 2008, and is becoming a heavily sought-after arranger for marching bands across the continental United States. Alex's clientele includes numerous class champions and runners-up, semi-finalists, finalists and grand champions at the local and state level. His clients have also been Bands of America (BOA) Regional Finalists, regular participants at BOA Grand Nationals and many other Regional and Super Regional events, as well as UIL Area Finalists. His arrangements have been performed in the 2016 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade and will also be featured in the 2020 Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena, California, both by the Greendale band. Along with composing works for marching band, Alex also has been commissioned to write middle school and high school concert band works. Alex is a member of ASCAP. You can learn more and hear his music at www.themusicofalexthode.com.
drwardmiller.com/ WINDS INSTRUCTOR: Dr. Ward Miller
Dr. Miller is currently the Brass Caption Head for the Blue Stars Drum and Bugle Corps of La Crosse, WI. Under his leadership, the hornline has placed in the top 12 and made finals for three consecutive years. The Blue Stars, a World Class corps, have placed in the top ten in multiple finals. He oversees the brass ensemble and staff, recruits for the horn line, and administers the Blue Stars brass audition camps throughout the country. In addition, he travels with the corps for a significant portion of their tour. In addition to his work with the Blue Stars, Dr. Miller also serves as the Brass Arranger and an instructional consultant for Minnesota Brass, a distinguished and storied all-age drum and bugle corps based in Minneapolis, MN. Dr. Miller has served as the Musical Arranger, Drill Writer, and Assistant Director of the Macy’s Great American Marching Band in New York City since 2006. Ward Miller grew up in Loachapoka, a small farming community near the city of Auburn, Alabama. He earned his bachelors of music education from Auburn University in 2001. He currently resides in Minneapolis, MN where he spends his time arranging and composing, and working as a music education consultant clinicing and judging bands. http://drwardmiller.com/
Dr. Miller is currently the Brass Caption Head for the Blue Stars Drum and Bugle Corps of La Crosse, WI. Under his leadership, the hornline has placed in the top 12 and made finals for three consecutive years. The Blue Stars, a World Class corps, have placed in the top ten in multiple finals. He oversees the brass ensemble and staff, recruits for the horn line, and administers the Blue Stars brass audition camps throughout the country. In addition, he travels with the corps for a significant portion of their tour. In addition to his work with the Blue Stars, Dr. Miller also serves as the Brass Arranger and an instructional consultant for Minnesota Brass, a distinguished and storied all-age drum and bugle corps based in Minneapolis, MN. Dr. Miller has served as the Musical Arranger, Drill Writer, and Assistant Director of the Macy’s Great American Marching Band in New York City since 2006. Ward Miller grew up in Loachapoka, a small farming community near the city of Auburn, Alabama. He earned his bachelors of music education from Auburn University in 2001. He currently resides in Minneapolis, MN where he spends his time arranging and composing, and working as a music education consultant clinicing and judging bands. http://drwardmiller.com/
PERCUSSION CAPTION HEAD: Bob Troemel
PERCUSSION STAFF: Grauben Lara
PERCUSSION STAFF: Kylo Nahirniak
PERCUSSION ARRANGER: Cole Williams
Cole is a composer, arranger, and educator from Guthrie, Oklahoma. He holds a Bachelor of Music in Music Education from Oklahoma State University, and a Master of Music in Music Performance from the University of Arkansas. Currently, Cole is the Adjunct Professor of Percussion at the University of Tulsa in Tulsa, Oklahoma. A diverse arranger noted for his musicality and professionalism, Cole writes for distinguished groups around the country. Working with top wind arrangers in the activity such as Will Pitts, Steve Vento, John Georgeson, Andrew Anderson, Luke McMillan, Ben Lee, Alex Thode, and more, his work has been featured by winning ensembles in Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Illinois, Indiana, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Texas, Virginia, and Wisconsin. Cole spent three seasons as the Assistant Percussion Caption Head/Tenor Technician for the Cascades Drum and Bugle Corps. Most recently, Cole was the instructor for the University of Arkansas Razorback Drumline. http://www.cmwpercussion.com/
Cole is a composer, arranger, and educator from Guthrie, Oklahoma. He holds a Bachelor of Music in Music Education from Oklahoma State University, and a Master of Music in Music Performance from the University of Arkansas. Currently, Cole is the Adjunct Professor of Percussion at the University of Tulsa in Tulsa, Oklahoma. A diverse arranger noted for his musicality and professionalism, Cole writes for distinguished groups around the country. Working with top wind arrangers in the activity such as Will Pitts, Steve Vento, John Georgeson, Andrew Anderson, Luke McMillan, Ben Lee, Alex Thode, and more, his work has been featured by winning ensembles in Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Illinois, Indiana, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Texas, Virginia, and Wisconsin. Cole spent three seasons as the Assistant Percussion Caption Head/Tenor Technician for the Cascades Drum and Bugle Corps. Most recently, Cole was the instructor for the University of Arkansas Razorback Drumline. http://www.cmwpercussion.com/
ELECTRONIC/SOUND DESIGN: Colton Hines
Colton Hines is a freelance electronic designer and sound reinforcement consultant in the marching arts. Mr. Hines has worked as an audio and electronics specialist for schools across the country. Notable clients include Harrison (GA), Claudia Taylor Johnson (TX), and Keller (TX). Mr. Hines currently serves as Electronic Designer for The Cadets Drum & Bugle Corps and for Resistance Indoor Percussion. As a highly sought creator of Winter Guard Soundtracks, Mr. Hines has worked with clients such as Union (OK), Mustang (OK), Lake Hamilton (AR), Jenks (OK) and Eclectix Independent (OK). Mr. Hines earned dual Bachelor of Music degrees in Music Education and Percussion Performance from Oklahoma City University. There, he is currently pursuing Master of Music degrees in both Percussion Performance and Composition, with a focus on electronic music and audio engineering.
Colton Hines is a freelance electronic designer and sound reinforcement consultant in the marching arts. Mr. Hines has worked as an audio and electronics specialist for schools across the country. Notable clients include Harrison (GA), Claudia Taylor Johnson (TX), and Keller (TX). Mr. Hines currently serves as Electronic Designer for The Cadets Drum & Bugle Corps and for Resistance Indoor Percussion. As a highly sought creator of Winter Guard Soundtracks, Mr. Hines has worked with clients such as Union (OK), Mustang (OK), Lake Hamilton (AR), Jenks (OK) and Eclectix Independent (OK). Mr. Hines earned dual Bachelor of Music degrees in Music Education and Percussion Performance from Oklahoma City University. There, he is currently pursuing Master of Music degrees in both Percussion Performance and Composition, with a focus on electronic music and audio engineering.
VISUAL STAFF
VISUAL DESIGN: Mitch Rogers
Mitch is a drill designer, marching instructor, consultant, judge and clinician working throughout the U.S, Japan, Thailand and Singapore. His well-staged, innovative designs have won championships in many states and five countries. He has designed shows for many BOA Regional, Grand National, and State Contest Finalists and Champions as well as the Cavaliers, Bluecoats, and Troopers Drum and Bugle Corps, and the world famous Aimachi Marching Band of Nagoya, Japan. http://www.mitchrogers.net/
Mitch is a drill designer, marching instructor, consultant, judge and clinician working throughout the U.S, Japan, Thailand and Singapore. His well-staged, innovative designs have won championships in many states and five countries. He has designed shows for many BOA Regional, Grand National, and State Contest Finalists and Champions as well as the Cavaliers, Bluecoats, and Troopers Drum and Bugle Corps, and the world famous Aimachi Marching Band of Nagoya, Japan. http://www.mitchrogers.net/
VISUAL DESIGN: Jacob Turnbow
As well as designing, Jacob is the Marching Band Director at Milford High School (Highland, MI). He has been teaching competitive marching band since 2002 for several groups in Michigan including; L’anse Creuse HS North, Livonia Franklin HS, Milford HS, Novi HS, Southgate Anderson HS, and West Bloomfield HS. Jacob has served in Visual and Brass Caption Head positions for several schools as well as in other instructional and design capacities. He was also on the Visual Staff for the World Class Boston Crusaders Drum & Bugle Corps in 2015 (75th anniversary season). Jacob Turnbow attended Wayne State University where he studied Instrumental Music Education (K-12). He resides in Brighton, MI with his wife, and 3 kids. http://jacobturnbow.com/
As well as designing, Jacob is the Marching Band Director at Milford High School (Highland, MI). He has been teaching competitive marching band since 2002 for several groups in Michigan including; L’anse Creuse HS North, Livonia Franklin HS, Milford HS, Novi HS, Southgate Anderson HS, and West Bloomfield HS. Jacob has served in Visual and Brass Caption Head positions for several schools as well as in other instructional and design capacities. He was also on the Visual Staff for the World Class Boston Crusaders Drum & Bugle Corps in 2015 (75th anniversary season). Jacob Turnbow attended Wayne State University where he studied Instrumental Music Education (K-12). He resides in Brighton, MI with his wife, and 3 kids. http://jacobturnbow.com/
VISUAL COORDINATOR: Chad Quamme
Chad Quamme has been an active instructor in drum corps, marching band and winter guard over the last twenty years. Through his years of teaching he has worked with finalist groups in Drum Corps International and Winter Guard International as well as many Wisconsin State Marching Band Championships. Currently he writes drills for marching bands in Wisconsin, Michigan and Texas and adjudicates all over the country. He is a history teacher at Beloit Memorial High School in Beloit, Wisconsin and resides in Greenfield, Wisconsin.
Chad Quamme has been an active instructor in drum corps, marching band and winter guard over the last twenty years. Through his years of teaching he has worked with finalist groups in Drum Corps International and Winter Guard International as well as many Wisconsin State Marching Band Championships. Currently he writes drills for marching bands in Wisconsin, Michigan and Texas and adjudicates all over the country. He is a history teacher at Beloit Memorial High School in Beloit, Wisconsin and resides in Greenfield, Wisconsin.
VISUAL CAPTION HEAD: Donny Lavrenz
Donny is a Waukesha North class of 2009 alumnus who graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in May 2014 with degrees in Entrepreneurship, Strategic Management, Operations and Technology Management, and Supply Chain Management. Donny's marching career started at Waukesha North where he played trumpet for two years and later served as drum major for two years. During his tenure at North, he also started marching in drum and bugle corps, first with Capital Sound from Madison, WI (2007), then with The Colts from Dubuque, IA (2009, 2010), and finally with Phantom Regiment, based out of Rockford, IL (2011-2013). Donny also marched for five years in the University of Wisconsin Marching Band as a member of the flügelhorn section, two years as assistant drum major, and his final year as drum major. In addition to marching, Donny also has a passion for fitness, nutrition, movement concepts, and overall wellness. This enables a unique combination of marching technique with healthy movement patterns to improve the health of both the individual members as well as the full ensemble.
Donny is a Waukesha North class of 2009 alumnus who graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in May 2014 with degrees in Entrepreneurship, Strategic Management, Operations and Technology Management, and Supply Chain Management. Donny's marching career started at Waukesha North where he played trumpet for two years and later served as drum major for two years. During his tenure at North, he also started marching in drum and bugle corps, first with Capital Sound from Madison, WI (2007), then with The Colts from Dubuque, IA (2009, 2010), and finally with Phantom Regiment, based out of Rockford, IL (2011-2013). Donny also marched for five years in the University of Wisconsin Marching Band as a member of the flügelhorn section, two years as assistant drum major, and his final year as drum major. In addition to marching, Donny also has a passion for fitness, nutrition, movement concepts, and overall wellness. This enables a unique combination of marching technique with healthy movement patterns to improve the health of both the individual members as well as the full ensemble.
VISUAL INSTRUCTOR/MELLOPHONE INSTRUCTOR: Marcus Wrobel
Marcus has been playing trumpet for over 12 years. In high school, he played lead trumpet in the jazz ensemble all four years, and was drum major of the marching band for three years. He was also involved with the UWM Youth Jazz Ensemble for four years. Marcus attends the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee majoring in Journalism and Media Studies. This will be his fourth year in the UWM Jazz Ensemble under the direction of Curt Hanrahan. He is currently in his third season on visual staff for the Franklin High School Marching Band. Marcus also has drum corps experience; performing with the Pioneer Drum and Bugle Corps from Milwaukee, WI and recently ageing out with the Drum Corps International World Class Finalist Blue Stars Drum and Bugle Corps from La Crosse, WI. During his time with the Blue Stars, Marcus learned from staff members who currently teach at Broken Arrow High School and Carmel High School respectively. Marcus is a huge fan of the Brewers, Bucks and Packers. Sometimes you can find him as a racing sausage at Miller Park where he works. He looks forward to working with the Greendale High School Marching Band this fall, and he is also the son of the one and only Mr. Mark Wrobel.
Marcus has been playing trumpet for over 12 years. In high school, he played lead trumpet in the jazz ensemble all four years, and was drum major of the marching band for three years. He was also involved with the UWM Youth Jazz Ensemble for four years. Marcus attends the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee majoring in Journalism and Media Studies. This will be his fourth year in the UWM Jazz Ensemble under the direction of Curt Hanrahan. He is currently in his third season on visual staff for the Franklin High School Marching Band. Marcus also has drum corps experience; performing with the Pioneer Drum and Bugle Corps from Milwaukee, WI and recently ageing out with the Drum Corps International World Class Finalist Blue Stars Drum and Bugle Corps from La Crosse, WI. During his time with the Blue Stars, Marcus learned from staff members who currently teach at Broken Arrow High School and Carmel High School respectively. Marcus is a huge fan of the Brewers, Bucks and Packers. Sometimes you can find him as a racing sausage at Miller Park where he works. He looks forward to working with the Greendale High School Marching Band this fall, and he is also the son of the one and only Mr. Mark Wrobel.
COLORGUARD CAPTION HEAD: Tami Reifenberg
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Tami began instructing the Greendale colorguard in the fall of 2005. In 2007, she created the award-winning winterguard program at Greendale to further enhance the skills of the students involved in the fall colorguard marching program. Tami achieved her nursing degree from Marquette University (2006) and was employed at Children’s Hospital in the ICU until she became a stay-at-home mom in 2013. She resumed her nursing career in the Aurora call center in 2015. Tami is also a graduate of Greendale High School and was a four-year member of the marching band and colorguard. She also marched in the Kilties Drum and Bugle Corps from 2003-2005 and with the Tapestry Winterguard in 2005. Tami is married to Director of Bands Tom Reifenberg, and they share their lives with 6-year-old Liam, their pride and joy.
Tami began instructing the Greendale colorguard in the fall of 2005. In 2007, she created the award-winning winterguard program at Greendale to further enhance the skills of the students involved in the fall colorguard marching program. Tami achieved her nursing degree from Marquette University (2006) and was employed at Children’s Hospital in the ICU until she became a stay-at-home mom in 2013. She resumed her nursing career in the Aurora call center in 2015. Tami is also a graduate of Greendale High School and was a four-year member of the marching band and colorguard. She also marched in the Kilties Drum and Bugle Corps from 2003-2005 and with the Tapestry Winterguard in 2005. Tami is married to Director of Bands Tom Reifenberg, and they share their lives with 6-year-old Liam, their pride and joy.
COLORGUARD INSTRUCTOR: Danielle Geier
Danielle Geier lives for pageantry and the marching arts. Passionate about colorguard, she has marched since she was in 7th grade. She marched with the Morton High School band program for a total of 6 years, including 3 years in their circuit-level winterguard. She was a 4 year camper at the Music for All Summer Symposium and marched in the 2009 Bands of America Tournament of Roses Parade Honor Band. She went on to attend Murray State University, where she studied English Education, was an active member in the MSU Racer Band, and was devoted to her sisters in the Sigma Alpha Iota music fraternity. She marched with The Cadets Drum and Bugle Corps in 2010, 2011, and 2014 as well, earning a bronze and gold metal during her tenure. She has teched, choreographed, and directed for Marshall County High School, Calloway County High School, Bethel University, Morton High School, Waukesha North High School, and Greendale High School. Geier is a member of the DSI Marketing Team and currently resides in Waukesha, Wisconsin, where she teaches at Greendale High School. She is also a staff member at the Music For All Summer Symposium.
Danielle Geier lives for pageantry and the marching arts. Passionate about colorguard, she has marched since she was in 7th grade. She marched with the Morton High School band program for a total of 6 years, including 3 years in their circuit-level winterguard. She was a 4 year camper at the Music for All Summer Symposium and marched in the 2009 Bands of America Tournament of Roses Parade Honor Band. She went on to attend Murray State University, where she studied English Education, was an active member in the MSU Racer Band, and was devoted to her sisters in the Sigma Alpha Iota music fraternity. She marched with The Cadets Drum and Bugle Corps in 2010, 2011, and 2014 as well, earning a bronze and gold metal during her tenure. She has teched, choreographed, and directed for Marshall County High School, Calloway County High School, Bethel University, Morton High School, Waukesha North High School, and Greendale High School. Geier is a member of the DSI Marketing Team and currently resides in Waukesha, Wisconsin, where she teaches at Greendale High School. She is also a staff member at the Music For All Summer Symposium.
GUARD/DANCE INSTRUCTOR: Nadin Bailey
Nadin has a Bachelor of fine Arts in Dance from UW-Milwaukee, graduated in April 2016 from Aveda Institute of Beauty and Wellness and is currently a massage therapist at Wisconsin Athletic Club where she is a State Certified LMT, Craino Sacral Therapy, Level 1 Reiki, CPR/AED, and First Aid. She loves spending time with her family. Being outside is where she feels the most grounded. Along with body work, dancing is her biggest passion, she tries to dance everyday.
Nadin has a Bachelor of fine Arts in Dance from UW-Milwaukee, graduated in April 2016 from Aveda Institute of Beauty and Wellness and is currently a massage therapist at Wisconsin Athletic Club where she is a State Certified LMT, Craino Sacral Therapy, Level 1 Reiki, CPR/AED, and First Aid. She loves spending time with her family. Being outside is where she feels the most grounded. Along with body work, dancing is her biggest passion, she tries to dance everyday.
TECHNICAL STAFF
SOUND/TECH ENGINEER: Ryan Barry
Ryan brings a wealth of technical experience to the marching band program. He has worked in the field of sound and light engineering for over a decade, focusing on professional and theatrical performances across southeastern Wisconsin. Ryan is a Greendale High School graduate and is proud to handle sound design and special effects for the marching band. He is also the experienced pilot of the band's drone, taking valuable video and still images during rehearsals.
Ryan brings a wealth of technical experience to the marching band program. He has worked in the field of sound and light engineering for over a decade, focusing on professional and theatrical performances across southeastern Wisconsin. Ryan is a Greendale High School graduate and is proud to handle sound design and special effects for the marching band. He is also the experienced pilot of the band's drone, taking valuable video and still images during rehearsals.