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CADENZA
The official journal of the Saskatchewan Music Educators Association
50th Anniversary Review
1957 - 2007
CADENZA 2007 The Official Journal of the Saskatchewan Music Educators Association
contents
Winter 2007/2008
SMEA Board of Directors 2007
President
Mary Jane Schuler
569-2362
Vice-President
Peter Pizurny
659-4780
Past-President
Doug McCosh
373-9673
Executive Director
Ann Mueller
smea@sasktel.net
256-3372
flashback!
President’s Message
page 1
Executive Director’s Message
Flashback!
Region 1
773-2713
page 1
page 2-5
Honourary Life Awards
Region 2
Aaron Thingelstad
Our 50th Anniversary Issue!
Flashback! ‘87
page 6
page 7
Region 3
Rita Hilbig
786-6566
Region 4
Thecla Anderson
651-6064
page 8
Lt.Governor’s Award 2007
Memorial Backgrounders
Region 5
Kara Helms
Bravo Ann Mueller!
page 9
page 10
763-5357
Flashback! SMEA Directors
page 11
(780) 875-1913
Flashback! Board Timeline
page 13-24
731-2784
Outstanding Achievement
Region 6
Yvonne Kerpjuweit
Region 7
Michelle Nye
page 25
Communications/publications consultant, Graeme Steen
Flashback! Prez’s Club?
Heart of the City Piano Program:
Melanie Sydiaha (Saskatoon) 667 1317
Saskatoon Children’s Choir:
Phoebe Voigts
683-7340
2007 Honour Groups:
Chair: Kelly Magnusson 731-2784
Band: Al MacWilliams/David Popoff
2008 Honour Groups:
Chair: Thecla Anderson 651-6064
Band: Yvonne Kerpjuweit
Choir: Leanne Hamm
2007 Honour Groups Review
page 26
Flashback! Honour Groups
Nominations for 2008
Lighter Side
page 27
page 28
page 29
page 35
CADENZA 2008 was compiled and edited by Doug MCosh,
Submissions or requests can be made at any of the contact
numbers listed.
e.
She has offered an understanding ear to those who have sought SMEA’s assistance. She has advised and guided those artistic visionaries who required help
turning their dream into reality and she has been an articulate spokesperson on
behalf of SMEA in the cultural community. We thank Ann for her dedication
to our association.
President’s Message
MaryJane Schuler
SMEA President
2007 marked the 50th Anniversary of the
Saskatchewan Music Educators Association. It
was a year for thoughtful retrospection on what
SMEA has accomplished over the last fifty years,
for sharing fond reminiscences of SMEA and
what it has been or how it and its members may
have influenced our professional (and, in some
cases, personal) lives, and for recognizing those
SMEA colleagues who have been significant
in shaping music education in Saskatchewan.
It was also a time to share our aspirations and
good wishes for SMEA in the next fifty years
and beyond. This CADENZA is a recognition
of our fifty years and a toast to the future of the
Saskatchewan Music Educators Association.
Thank you, Doug McCosh and Graeme Steen, for
bringing this commemorative issue of CADENZA to print.
When SMEA was formed, in 1957, its founders
set as their aim “to promote the development of
high standards of music and music education,
to exchange information and ideas with those
interested in music education, and to sponsor
conventions, clinics and other means of musical
development, information and education.” These
were lofty and far reaching goals, but over the
years SMEA has constantly strived to reach them.
Through music and music education its army of
volunteers have enriched the lives of countless
people, old and young, throughout Saskatchewan.
I applaud and thank you, members of SMEA, for
the outstanding work you do in music education.
I encourage you, through your membership and
involvement with SMEA, to continue to support
the objectives set out for our organization 50
years ago.
In 2007 we were also honoured to recognize
our Executive Director, Ann Mueller, for her 25
years of service to SMEA. Throughout the past
twenty-five years Ann has mentored and guided
our board and our members and, in doing so, has
helped shape the organization to what it is today.
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My term as President of SMEA comes to a close at the end of 2007. I want
to thank SMEA for having given me the opportunity to serve as your President. 2006 and 2007 have been two very busy but enriching years for me. As
President I have had occasion to participate in executive decision making and
to make professional contacts I would not have otherwise had. I have come to
realize with pride, through the combination of my contact with music educators throughout Canada and my experience of working with SMEA volunteers
and with the dedicated people who make up the SMEA board, just how strong
and solid the musical foundation in Saskatchewan is. I have also begun to
understand how important it is for us as music educators to appreciate, protect
and nurture that musical legacy with which we have been entrusted. I extend
congratulations and best wishes to Peter Pizurny as he assumes the responsibility of President of SMEA and to Kara Helms, our new Vice President, and
the rest of the board as they begin to set the course for future of SMEA.
Executive Director’s Message
*“A meeting was arranged for all those interested in the formation of a
Saskatchewan Music Educators’ Association in the Teachers College, Saskatoon at 7:00 pm on April 24th, 1957. There were several hundred people from
all sections of the province present.”
As we reflect on the significant contributions that the SMEA has made during
the past fifty years, we see common interwoven threads that are as relevant
today as they were in 1957. SMEA, the 2nd Special Subject Council of the
Sask. Teacher’s Federation, was formed to provide support and professional
development for music teachers to enable them to become the best they can
be as they work to fulfill the promise of every young life in their schools.
This support for music educators, in their critical work with students, has
nurtured the innovative and compassionate citizens that shape our communities and guide our future growth.
Music education is such an important tool for engagement, harmony, creativity and achievement in students. Fifty years is a milestone indeed and the
most important years are now head as we set the course for the next fifty. It
is my hope that those years will be filled with the same passion, energy, ideas
and commitment that have guided the SMEA to this point.
Respectfully submitted
Ann Mueller
Executive Director
Sask. Music Educators Association.
*(Official Minutes of the Founding Meeting of the Sask. Music Educators Association)
Flashback
Organization Meeting
Saskatchewan Music Educators Association
Saskatoon, April 24, 1957
A meeting was arranged for all those interested in the formation of a Saskatchewan Music Educators’
Association in the Teacher College, Saskatoon at 7 p.m. on April 24th 1957. There were several hundred people from
all sections of the province present.
Lloyd Blackman, as Convenor of the Provisional Committee, occupied the chair. After some preliminary
discussion, the following motion was moved by Margaret Graham and seconded by Ross Greenman, ‘That we now
proceed with the organization of a Saskatchewan Music Educators Association.’ Carried.
Lloyd Blackman then called for nominations for President.
Nominations: Reg McFarland, Lloyd Blackman, Rj Staples
Rj Staples requested and was granted permission to have his nomination withdrawn.
Reg McFarland was elected President and took over the chair.
Moved by Hugh Stephenson, seconded by Don Cowan: “That the runner-up for President be declared
Vice-President.”
Lloyd Blackman was declared Vice-President.
The following nominations were received for the executive: Don Cowan, Austin Clarkson, Jennie McCallum,
Betty Michele, Phoebe Cutbush
Elected to the executive were: Jennie McCallum, secretary; Phoebe Curbush, Austin Clarkson, Don Cowan.
Dr. Leslie Bell gave a resume of the proposed Canadian Music Educators Association.
Moved by Lloyd Blackman, seconded by Murray Adaskin: “That we are in favour of canvassing the possibilities of forming a Canadian Music Educators Association.” Carried.
Dr. Bell gave an interesting and informative demonstration of choral techniques.
73 members paid the initial membership fee of $2.00.
A collection of $24.35 was received to help pay Dr. Leslie Bell’s expenses.
Signed, J. McCallum, secretary pro tem
R. McFarland, president
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Flashback
Executive Meeting – November 16, 1957
The executive of the Saskatchewan Music Educators Association met in Room 358, Legislative Buildings, Regina on Saturday, November 16, at 1:30 p.m.
Members present were the President, Reg McFarland; Vice-President, Lloyd Blackman; Phoebe Cutbush, Don Cowan, and the Secretary-Treasurer, Jennie McCallum.
Rj Staples, Provincial Supervisor of Music attended in an advisory capacity.
The treasurer’s report was read, showing a bank balance of $89.67 with $5.75 in the petty cash
fund.
A summary of the results of the questionnaire sent to all members was given by the secretary. 86
questionnaires were sent out and 28 returned. The results showed that these 28 members were in
favour of holding a one day convention during Easter week, and gave many worthwhile suggestions
for consideration by the executive.
The publishing of a news bulletin was discussed, and Rj Staples was appointed Editor. Each member
of the executive was requested to contribute a message or article for the first issue which would
probably be published before Christmas. It was suggested that the bulletin be sent to all those who
might be interested in school music and that an application form for membership be included in it.
A committee to consider the setting up of a constitution to be voted upon at the next annual meeting was set up, consisting of Jennie McCallum, convenor, Lloyd Blackman and Don Cowan. The
proposed constitution would be drawn up and submitted to other members of the executive prior
to their next meeting.
Tentative plans for the Easter convention were then discussed.
Moved by Jennie McCallum, seconded by Don Cowan, that the convention be held in Regina on
Friday, April 11th. Don Cowan volunteered to investigate the possibilities of using the auditorium at
Sheldon-Williams Collegiate at that date.
It was suggested that perhaps the programme could consist of actual demonstrations of choral
techniques, classroom bands, strings and band work with opportunity for panel discussions.
The possibility of having a banquet and social get-together in the evening was to be investigated by
Mr. Staples.
The secretary was instructed to write to the Department of Education regarding the possibility of obtaining a grant for the association.
Don Cowan move the meeting adjourn.
Flashback
SMEA First Annual General Meeting
1958
Regina, April 12, 1958
The first annual meeting of the SMEA was held in Sheldon-Williams Collegiate on Saturday, April
12th with Reg McFarland presiding.
Following the President’s address the minutes of the organization meeting were read and adopted on
motion of the secretary and Mr. T. Hatton.
The audited treasurer’s report was read showing a bank balance of $96.87. Adopted on the motion of
the treasurer and Rj Staples.
The proposed constitution was then read, discussed and additions and corrections made.
The following members were elected to the Executive:
Honourary President – Rj Staples
President – Lloyd Blackman
Vice-President – Don Cowan
Members at Large – Jennie McCallum
Mike Kalmakoff
Alastair Browne
Hugh Stevenson
Mr. K. Aberdeen, Mr. Rj Staples: That both Associate and Active membership fees be set at $2.00 for
the year 1958-59. Carried.
A discussion on future projects followed and it was decided that the next convention should feature
massed performances of choirs, band and orchestras from all centres of the province.
Rj Staples gave a brief but very interesting account of the National Music Educators Conference
which he attended in San Francisco.
The Meeting adjourned on motion of Alastair Browne.
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Flashback
1979 Convention
Peacock High School, Moose Jaw
Thursday
Saturday
Registration
Wine and Cheese – Join a Sing-Along of melodies from
Musicals and elsewhere, led by Gary Gullickson, with
Gloria Mitchell at the piano.
Sessions
Houour Orchestra Open rehearsal
Trombone choir – Dick Raum
Rhythm, Pulse, Phrasing (choral) – Floyd
Nelson
Classroom guitar – John Klimczak
Listen, Look and Sing I – Aden Lewis
Friday
Sessions
Administration of Choirs – Charlene Archi
beque
Band – Dr. James Neilson
Ukulele and the classroom music program
– Marvin Shields
Division I Curriculum for Division I and II
teachers
Coffee/Displays
Sessions
Scheduling of Music classes – Brian Hart
sook
Band – Dr. James Neilson
Vocal techniques – Charlene Archibeque
From Nova Scotia to the Vancouver Island
– Ruebsaat and Bartlett
Division I curriculum
Introduction to Division II curriculum
Lunch – Classroom Teachers noon luncheon
Sessions
SMEA 1979 Annual General Meeting
Division II curriculum
Coffee/Displays
Mini concert
Sessions
Orchestra Directors meeting
Band Directors meeting
Choral conducting – Charlene Archibeque
Division II curriculum
Student seminar – a session for potential
teachers regarding the job market
Saskatchewan Night Concert
Cabaret/Dance
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Coffee/Displays
Sessions
New materials for elementary orchestra
Percussion discussion – Greg Way, Bob
Nicholls, Dennis Weist, Gary Evjen, Rod
Olson
Rhythm, Pulse, Phrasing – session 2
– Floyd Nelson
Ukulele – session 2 – Marvin Shields
Listen, Look and Sing II – Aden Lewis
Lunch – Choral Directors luncheon
Sessions
String repairs – session 1 – Eugene Breton
Percussion performance
Elementary choral techniques – Marlene
Taylor
Canadian folk songs and Canadian studies
– Ruebsaat and Bartlett
Listen, Look and Sing III – Aden Lewis
Coffee/Displays
Mini-Concert
Sessions
String repairs – session 2 – Eugene Breton
Evaluation in Performance Classes
– Wayne Toews, Ed Wasiak
New elementary choral materials – Mar
lene Taylor
Music on the move (trips, tours) – Bob
Latimer, Cindy Burham
Music Simulation class – B. Searcy
Annual Banquet
Provincial Honour Groups Concert
Coalition for Music
Education in Canada
Dear Mary Jane,
On behalf of our board of directors and everyone at the Coalition
for Music Education in Canada, I would like to extend our warmest
congratulations on the occasion of your 50th anniversary.
Your work to support music educators in their critical work with
students in Saskatchewan schools is so important to nurturing the
innovative and compassionate citizens that will shape our communities and guide our future growth. Music education is such an
important tool for engagement, harmony, creativity and achievement in students. We are proud of the work you do to support teachers and help them be the best they can be as they work to fulfill the
promise of every young life in their schools.
Fifty years is a milestone indeed and the most important years are
now ahead as you set the course for the next fifty. May those years
be filled with the same energy, ideas and commitment that have
guided you to this point.
With our support and best wishes for a very successful conference,
Sincerely,
Ingrid Whyte
Executive Director
SMEA Vision
Commitment to volunteer and community involvement as a volunteer based organization,
comprised of a membership and elected Board of Directors who strive to work together
SCHOLARSHIP AND
AWARD
RECIPIENTS 2007
The SMEA is proud to announce that Lauren
Campbell (U of S) was chosen as the recipient
of the Rj Staples Memorial Scholarship 2007
and Amanda Ruda (U of R) was chosen as
the recipient of the Frank Connell Memorial
Scholarship 2007. Recipients of these scholarships are chosen by the Department of Music
at the U of S and U of R. Charity Receipts
are issued for any donation to the Memorial
Scholarships.
SMEA HONOURARY
LIFE MEMBERSHIP
RECIPIENTS 2007
The SMEA is proud to announce that Tom
Magnuson and Marilyn King were chosen
as the recipients of SMEA Honourary Life
Memberships in 2007. Recipients of this
award are nominated by the SMEA membership.
towards the growth and development of its activities at a volunteer level.
Universal participation through leadership, membership, volunteers and
SMEA Misson Statement
access to organizational programs and services.
Partnership and cooperation in a coordinated approach with other music
To promote the development of high standards of
music and music education.
and arts related organizations to maximize use of available resources and ensure the
continuum of high standards of music education.
To exchange information and ideas with those
interested in music.
Volunteer leadership, effective governance and organizational effectiveness
by the expeditious use of scarce and valued resources, including human resources to
increase self reliance, growth, resource acquisition, adaptability, innovation, productivity,
service, satisfaction and commitment at the local level.
To sponsor conventions, worshops, clinics and
other means of musical development, information
and education.
Lottery recognition and promotion.
Flashback
HAPPY 50TH ANNIVERSARY, SMEA!!
“That was the best convention I’ve ever attended!”
How often have I had that said to me over the past twenty years by people from all across Canada. It was in 1987
that Saskatchewan Music Educators hosted the Canadian Music Educators Conference in Saskatoon. The organizing
committee included George Charpentier, Ian Cochrane, Gary Gullickson, Brian Hartsook, Dennis Humenick, Tom
Magnuson, Bob Nicholls, Karen Omelan-Davis, Maureen Patterson and myself.
1987
Musical Highlights from 1987!…
• The premiere performance of Nancy Telfer’s “Kaleidoscope” commissioned by CMEA/ACEM with
the assistance of SMEA;
• The premiere performance of Craig Cassils’ “Clowns”, directed by Phoebe Voigts. (Phoebe faced a
greater challenge later on in the week when she directed delegates in a raucous sing-a-long!);
• Wayne Riddell conducting delegates and local singers in a Sunday morning performance of the “Fauré
Requiem”;
• Cameo Concerts and two Canada Night Concerts with groups from across the country;
Session Highlights…
• The many ‘big-name’ clinicians and speakers: Barbara Andress, Ruth Artman, Ilona Bartalus, Patrick
Burroughs, Robert Culver, Joe Giles, John Harrison, Tim Lautzenheiser, Mary Hoffman, Steve Houghton.
Lee Kum-Sing, Jacques Lemay, Naoto Otomo, Suzanne Pinel, Tom Rhodes, Konnie Saliba, Dennis
Tupman, Janet Warren, Phyllis Weikart, Marguerite Wilder, as well as many well-known Saskatchewan
clinicians;
Social Highlights…
• Dancing in the aisles at the opening barbeque under crystal chandeliers in the Bessborough’s Adam
Ballroom while Norm Burgess and the Calgary Fiddlers kicked up a storm on stage;
• The black-tie closing banquet where the evening ended with gambling games (using play money),
followed by a live auction;
Committee Highlights…
• Traveling to Kingston in 1985 to submit the bid to host the conference;
• Traveling to Saskatoon for meetings and hearing Tom say, “No meeting should ever be longer than
two hours!” (about the same length of time it took him to transport the Regina committee members to
Saskatoon for the meeting);
• Observing Brian winding up the conference finances so effectively;
• Enjoying tremendous support from President Colin King and Executive Director Ann Mueller.
• And finally, the wind-up party at Tom’s!
My “SMEA Memory Bank” is filled to overflowing! Those that I treasure most are of the hundreds of music educators, in Saskatchewan, across
Canada, and around the world that have resulted in lasting friendships!
Joan Therens
Congratulations SMEA, and Thank You!
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Bravo!
[ Harold & Ann, Peter (son) , Marnie (daughter) and husband, Don ]
25 Years as S.M.E.A. Executive Director
The fact SMEA is celebrating its 50th Anniversary is due in no small part to the leadership of our most “outstanding achiever”, Ann Mueller. Ann’s outstanding organizational skills complement her remarkable grasp of music
as both education and art, and music - from the viewpoint of both teacher and student. She has allowed peers
to attain, retain and regain their sense of positivism in teaching, and in music leadership. The leadership skills
of SMEA’s volunteers’ (collectively and individually) have always been complemented and amplified by Ann’s
governance expertise and her ability to work with the multifaceted corporate and government affairs of the SMEA.
For most of our current members’ careers, Ann’s excellence as Executive Director is all we have known and she
is the Executive Director to whose standards we will measure our association’s
endeavours for years to come. (GS)
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www.musiceducationonline/smea/honour.html
www.saskatoonchildrenschoir.org
Saskatchewan Arts Board
Lieutenant Governor’s Arts Awards – 2007
A Message from His Honour The Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan
It is my pleasure to extend greetings on behalf of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, Queen of Canada, to everyone
gathered in celebration of Saskatchewan artists and art supporters.
Art, in all forms, makes our daily lives richer. Each time I use a mug that has been crafted by a Saskatchewan potter,
attend a concert or play by one of our province’s many choirs or theatre companies, or visit one of our fine galleries,
I am grateful that I live in this special place. How fortunate we are to be surrounded by so many creative individuals!
How magnificent that so many people and organizations make the arts possible through their generous support.
I want to thank the Saskatchewan Arts Board for establishing this awards program, and I congratulate all of the
award nominees upon this well-deserved honour. Please accept my best wishes for an enjoyable and memorable
evening.
Dr. Gordon L. Barnhart
SMEA is awarded the
2007 Leadership Award.
This award acknowledges the commitment and demonstrated leadership of individuals, groups or organizations in the arts in Saskatchewan. The nominee will have a record of volunteer service that shows a genuine desire for community well-being as advanced through
the arts. This may include contributions as a volunteer, philanthropist, mentor or advocate.
Criteria:
• Sustained record of leadership in arts development.
• Community service in building a healthy arts community in Saskatchewan.
• Residency in Saskatchewan for the previous 12 months.
The Saskatchewan Music Educators Association (SMEA) was incorporated fifty years ago, in 1957, spearheaded by prominent Saskatchewan musicians and educators of the time. Its aims and objectives were to promote the development of high standards of music
and music education, to exchange information and ideas with those interested in music education and to sponsor conventions, clinics
and other means of musical development, information and education. From its inception SMEA was affiliated with the Saskatchewan
Teachers Federation and the Canadian Music Educators Association. In addition, the association has always worked closely with
Saskatchewan’s Department of Learning in the development, assessment, and revision of the music strand of Saskatchewan’s Arts
Education Curriculum.
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2007
SMEA Memorial Scholarship Funds:
Rj Staples
Frank Connell
Frank Connell, p.s.m., L.A.R.M., L.C.B.A.
(from Cadenza April 1979, Opus 14, No. 2)
The following article was prepared by members of the Moose Jaw Lions Junior Band
Organization, including Dr. Lloyd Bray and Dr. Fred McWilliams.
Mr. Connell was born in Shotts, Scotland.
He began his musical training at eight years of age, receiving instruction on
oboe from his father, a cornet virtuoso. Later, he turned to saxophone and then
to brass instruments, becoming an accomplished performer on the trumpet,
playing with leading bands in Scotland and England, including the champion
Ransome and Marles Works Band, Neward, England, and the Scottish Co-Operative Wholesale society Band – Scottish Championship Band sixteen times.
He studied theory and harmony under the eminent British band directors, John
Arthur Greenwood, John Falls, M.B.E. and Harold Moss.
He qualified for his Bandmanship in 1946 from Knellar Hall, following
which he received appointments as bandmaster with several British Military
Bands prior to coming to Moose Jaw in the fall of 1958 to be Music Director
of the Moose Jaw Lions Junior Bands.
Mr. Connell was founder of the Saskatchewan Music Camps, later to be
known as the Saskatchewan Summer School of the Arts. The first and second
camps (1962 and 1963) were held at the YMCA Camp Ta-Wa-Si on Echo
Lake. The third camp was held at Prince Albert Indian Residential School and
1965 and 1966 witnessed the real beginning of the Saskatchewan Summer
School of the Arts held at Briercrest Bible Institute, Caronport, Saskatchewan
when the band programme was joined by orchestra, drama, writing and painting. In 1967, the Summer School of the Arts programme moved to its permanent home at Fort San, in the Qu’Appelle Valley, on Echo Lake, where it
has continued to grow in numbers of students and varieties of classes offered,
in addition to band, orchestra, painting and drama, to include writing, hand
crafts, pottery, ballet, choral, Highland dancing, drums and bagpipes, to name
a few. Mr. Connell was the director of the Summer School until 1972.
Mr. Connell produced and directed the first Saskatchewan Tatoo held in
Moose Jaw in October, 1965, involving the Moose Jaw Lions Junior A Band,
the Saskatchewan Dragoons band, the St. Andrew’s Boys Pipe Band, the
Sprigs of Heather Girls Pipe Band and a YMCA gymnastic team and a rifle
team of Moose Jaw Cadets.
The Lions Junior A Band soon attained a high standard of performance as a
band, ensembles and soloists, winning many competitions in the local music
festivals and the Kinsmen International Band Festivals. His enthusiastic guidance, untiring efforts and inspirations culminated in leading the Lions Junior A
Band on a trip overseas in 1964 and again in 1970, when they were the guest
band at the Edinburgh Royal Highland Show and competed in an International
Festival of Music in Kerkrade, Holland, winning a gold medal.
Such was his inspiration and leadership to many hundreds of
young Moose Jaw citizens that many of them have become professional musicians and music teachers.
In 1973, he moved to Red Deer, Alberta to become Director of
Bands.
He was in demand in Canada and the United States as a clinician
and adjudicator. Her served as a member of the Saskatchewan Arts
Board, President of the Saskatchewan Chapter of the Canadian
Bandmasters Association and served a term as Secretary of the
Canadian Bandmasters Association.
He was awarded the Order of Canada Medal and was voted Citizen of the Year, both in Moose Jaw and Red Deer.
Mr. Connell went to his great reward on January 19th, 1979. As
a citizen who contributed to the cultural life of Moose Jaw and
Red Deer, through his devoted service and rapport with young
people, a great debt of thanks is owed by the citizens of these two
communities and indeed his legacy of disciplined training will be
remembered by all those who came in contact with this man from
Scotland.
As Robert Burns wrote, “A man’s a man for a’that.”
Rj Staples
Rj Staples, the Provincial Supervisor of Music was one of the
founding members of SMEA in 1957. He acted as the editor of the
SMEA News Bulletin. He was appointed Honourary President of
SMEA.
Rj conducted a 1,000 voice provincial choir at several SMEA
conventions and was instrumental in the Sask. Sings broadcasts
and the publication of the Sask. Sings Songbooks to celebrate the
Diamond Jubilee of the province.
In 1964, Rj, as the Department of Education representative on
the Curriculum Committee, encouraged SMEA to outline specific
recommendations regarding equipment, teaching aids and trained
teaching staff required to provide a full music program in Division
III with consideration of a possible Division IV course of studies
for a full music program.
In 1968, Rj Staples organized the provincial Honour Choir (later
referred to as the Provincial Honour Choir).
Flashback
SMEA Directors
1957 - 2007 (index)
Anderson, Monte – Member-at-Large - 1965-1966;
Editor - 1976
Anderson, Thecla – Regional Rep. – 2006 -2008
Andrews-Vert, Patsy – Regional Rep. – 1989-1991
Asals, Mrs. O. – Member-at-Large – 1960-1964
Aulinger, Gene – Regional Rep. - 1993
Balog, Larry – Member-at-Large – 1972-1973
Barber, Kristie – Regional Rep. - 2003-2004
Barker, Fred – Vice, President, Past President – 19941999; Regional Rep. – 1992-1993; 2002
Betker, Lauren – Regional Rep. – 1988-1989; 1992
Blackman, Lloyd – Vice, President, Past President
– 1957, 1961-1966
Blenkin, Larry – Regional Rep. – 1974-1977
Browne, Alistair – Vice, President, Past President
– 1972-1976; Member-at-Large – 1960-1963
Browne, William – Member-at-Large – 1965-1966
Charpentier, George – Regional Rep.- 1977-1978;
Vice, President, Past President – 1982-1987
Charrett, Diane – Regional Rep. – 1993
Cherland, Carl – Regional Rep. - 1978-1979
Clarkson, Austin – Member-at-Large – 1957
Cochet, Pam- Regional Rep. – 1988; Sec.-Treas.
– 1990-1991
Cochrane, Ian – Regional Rep. – 1984; Editor – 19941996
Cowan, Don – Member-at-Large – 1957; Pres., Past
Pres. – 1960-1961; Honourary Pres. – 19771979
Currie, Kathy – Regional Rep. – 1986-1987
Cutbush, Phoebe – Member-at-Large – 1957
Danylezuk, Ken – Regional Rep. – 1979-1980
Dube, Richard – Regional Rep. – 1999
Duignan, Bill – Member-at-Large – 1960-1963
Dunsmore, Doug – Regional Rep. – 1974-1978
Dyck, Carroll – Sec.-Treas./Regional Rep. – 1999-2001
Dyck, Kevin – Sec.-Treas. 1997; Reg. Rep. – 19961997; Editor – 1997-2003; Vice, Pres., Past
Pres. 1998-2003
Ehmann, Dave – Regional Rep. – 1991-1992
England, Peter – Sec.-Treas. – 1977-1978
Escott, David – Sec.-Treas. – 1982-1983
Flett, Rena – Sec.-Treas. – 1979-1981
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Forbes, Donald – Member-at-Large – 1960
Forsyth, Verla – Member-at-Large – 1964-1965;
Regional Rep. – 1977
Fries, Janie – Regional Rep. – 1984
Gullickson, Gary – Member-at-Large – 1961-1962;
1967-1968; Sec.-Treas. – 1977-1979; Reg.
Rep. – 1979-1981
Hall, Terry – Regional Rep. – 1985-1987
Hammond, Gaetan – Regional Rep. – 2004-2005
Hartsook, Brian – Vice, President, Past President
– 1974-1979; Sec.-Treas. – 1977-1979
Hary, Joe – Regional Rep. 1982-1983; Vice, President,
Past President – 1986-1991
Hay, Warren – Regional Rep. - 1997
Heap, Michael – Regional Rep. – 1974-1977;
1979-1980
Helmerson, Shirley – Regional Rep. – 1977-1978
Helms, Kara – Regional Rep. – 2005-2007; Sec.-Treas.
– 2006-2007
Hendrickson, Betty – Regional Rep. – 1994-1996
Hendrickson, Charles – Editor – 1979-1981
Hicks, Allan – Regional Rep. – 1984-1987
Hilbig, Rita – Regional Rep. - 2007, 2008
Hoenmans, Pat – Regional Rep. – 1978-1980
Horner, Jane – Regional Rep. – 1982-1984
Horvey, Jennifer – Regional Rep. – 2000-2003
Humenick, Dennis – Sec.-Treas. – 1974-1976;
President, Past President – 1977-1981
Hutton, Cheryl – Regional Rep. – 2004-2006
Jaeger, Michelle – Regional Rep. – 2001
Janzen, Lenora – Regional Rep. – 1980-1981
Jeffrey, Herb – Honourary President – 1974-1976
Johnson, Phil – Member-at-Large – 1972-1973;
Johnston-Martel, Donna – Regional Rep. – 1999-2000
Jones, Alfred – Regional Rep. – 1980-1981
Jones, Jack – Regional Rep. 1990-1991; Vice,
Kalmakoff, Mikel – Vice, President, Past President
– 1960-1964
Kaplan, David – Member-at-Large – 1962; Vice,
Kernaleguen, Brenda – Regional Rep. – 1986-1987
Keyser, Bina – Member-at-Large – 1968
King, Colin – Regional Rep. – 1980-1981; 1990; Vice,
Kitsch, Moira – Regional Rep. – 1988
Knapp, Cindy – Member-at-Large – 1972-1973
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Kowalenko-Evjen, Karen – Regional Rep. – 1994-1995
Kozlowski, Louise – Regional Rep. – 1988-1989
Kuchinka, Corinne – Regional Rep. – 2005-2007
Kuemper, Lynn – Secretary – 1992-1995
Kurjuweit, Yvonne – Regional Rep. – 2006-2007
Latimer, Robert – Member-at-Large – 1966-1968; Regional
Rep. 1974-1979; Vice, President, Past President
– 1969; 1979-1985
Lisitza, Jerry – Regional Rep. - 1999-2001
Maas, Wayne – Regional Rep. – 1977-1978
Magnuson, Tom – Vice, President, Past President
– 1967-1972
Magnuson, W. – Member-at-Large – 1868-1970
Martin, Dave – Regional Rep. – 1979-1981
Martins, David – Member-at-Large – 1964-1965
Mallett, Diedre – Regional Rep. – 1991-1993
McCallum, Jennie – Sec.-Treas. – 1957-1968
McClary, Blaine – Vice, President, Past President
– 1970-1973
McClary, Myrna – Regional Rep. – 1982-1984
McCosh, Doug – Regional Rep. – 1985-1988; 2000-2001;
Editor – 1989-1993; 2007; Vice, President,
Past President – 2002-2007
McFarlane, Reg – President, Past President – 1957-1960;
Honourary President – 1979-1981
McIntyre, Shannon – Regional Rep. – 1994-1996; Secretary
– 1996; 2002-2006; Editor – 2004-2006
McKinnon, Daryl – Regional Rep. – 1991; 1997
McLean, Kathy – Regional Rep. – 1988-1990
McLelland, John – Regional Rep. – 1979-1980
McPherson, Debbie – President, Past President – 1990-1993
Michele, Betty – Member-at-Large – 1957
Milenkovic, Diana – Executive Director – 1980-1981
Millington, Doug – Editor – 1989-1990
Mollenbeck, Anna-Marie – Regional Rep. – 1989-1990
Mueller, Anne – Executive Director – 1982 – present
Nicholls, Bob – Editor – 1977-1991
Nye, Michelle – Regional Rep. – 2006-2008
Olson, Corrine – Secretary – 1989; 1997-2000; Regional
Rep. – 1997-2000
Olson, Rod – Regional Rep. – 1994-1997
Olson, Stephanie – Secretary – 1978-1979; Regional Rep.
– 1983
Omelan, Karen – Regional Rep. – 1988-1991
Otis, William – Vice, President, Past President – 1964-1970
Partridge, Jack – Sec. – Treas. – 1969-1973
Patterson, Maureen – Sec. – Treas. – 1979-1981
Perry, Ken – Vice-President – 1990-1991
Pizurny, Peter – Regional Rep. – 2002-2005; Vice-President
– 2006-2007, President 2008
Poettcker, John – Regional Rep. – 1991-1999;
Vice, President, Past President
– 2000-2005
Rausch, Murray – Regional Rep. – 1982-1983;
Vice, President, Past President
– 1996-2000
Schaefer, Dennis – Regional Rep. – 1977-1978
Schaefer, Elaine – Regional Rep. – 1980-1981
Schmid, Jim – 1978-1979
Schuler, Mary Jane – Regional Rep. – 2001-2003;
Vice, President – 2004-2007
Segal-Hendry, Regina – Regional Rep. – 1982
Senga, Sandra – Regional Rep. – 1999-2005;
Treasurer – 2001-2005
Shiplett, Arlene – Regional Rep. – 1990
Silverman, Gary – Regional Rep. – 1974-1976
Smith, Harvard – Regional Rep. – 1992-1994
Smith, Kent – Regional Rep. – 1984-1985
Smith, Stewart – Regional Rep. – 1982-1985;
Secretary – 1986-1988; Vice-President
– 1988-1989
Solem, Robert – Member-at-Large – 1966; 1973
Staples, Rj – Editor – 1957-1973; Honourary
President – 1957-1973
Stefanson, Stefanie – Regional Rep. – 1986-1987;
1989; President, Past President – 19921995
Steinecker, John – Regional Rep. – 1972
Sterling, Ken – Regional Rep. – 1982
Sutton, Muriel – Member-at-Large – 1967-1968
Tedrich, Barb – Regional Rep. – 1983
Therens, Joan – Vice, President, Past President
– 1977-1983
Thingelstad, Aaron – Regional Rep. – 2007
Torigai, Fumi – Regional Rep. – 1994-1996
Traquair, Glen – Regional Rep. – 1980-1981
Unverricht, Brian – Regional Rep. – 1992-1993
Uzich, Brian – Regional Rep. – 1985-1987
Vann, Marylyn – Regional Rep. – 1974-1976
Voigts, Phoebe – Secretary – 1982-1985
Wasiak, Ed – Regional Rep. – 1978-1980
Weimer, Colleen – Regional Rep. – 2004
Weist, Dennis – Regional Rep. – 1977-1979
Wenner, David – Regional Rep. – 1995-1997
Williams, Brenda – Regional Rep. – 1985
Wilson, G. – Member-at-Large – 1967
Zalenko, R. – Member-at-Large – 1963-1964
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SMEA Executive Roll
SMEA Executive 1957
Honorary President
Rj Staples
President
Reg. McFarlane
Vice- President
Lloyd Blackman
Secretary-Treasurer
Jennie McCallum
Members-at-Large, Don Cowan Austin Clarkson Betty Michele
Phoebe Cutbush
Editor Rj Staples
SMEA Executive 1960
Honorary President
Rj Staples
President
Don Cowan
Vice- President
Mikel Kalmakoff
Past-President
Reg. McFarlane
Secretary-Treasurer
Jennie McCallum
Members-at-Large Donald Forbes, Mrs 0. Asals, Alastaire Browne
Bill Duignan
Editor Rj Staples
SMEA Executive 1961
Honorary President
Rj Staples
President
Mikel Kalmakoff
Vice- President
Lloyd Blackman
Past-President
Don Cowan
Secretary-Treasurer
Jennie McCallum
Members-at-Large Gary Gullickson, Mrs 0. Asals, Alastaire
Browne Bill Duignan
Editor Rj Staples
SMEA Executive 1962
Honorary President
Rj Staples
President
Mikel Kalmakoff
Vice- President
Lloyd Blackman
Past-President
Don Cowan
Secretary-Treasurer
Jennie McCallum
Members-at-Large Gary Gullickson Mrs O. Asals, Alastaire
Browne Bill Duignan , David Kaplan
Editor Rj Staples
SMEA Executive 1963
Honorary President
Rj Staples
President
Lloyd Blackman
Vice- President
David Kaplan
Past-President
Mikel Kalmakoff
Secretary-Treasurer
Jennie McCallum
Members-at-Large R. Zalenko, Mrs O. Asals, Alastaire Browne,
Bill Duignan
Editor Rj Staples
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SMEA Executive 1964
Honorary President
Rj Staples
President
Lloyd Blackman
Vice- President
David Kaplan
Past-President
Mikel Kalmakoff
Secretary-Treasurer
Jennie McCallum
Members-at-Large R. Zalenko, Mrs 0. Asals, Verla Forsyth, David
Martins,
Editor
Rj Staples
SMEA Executive 1965
Honorary President
Rj Staples
President
David Kaplan
Vice- President
William Otis
Past-President
Lloyd Blackman
Secretary-Treasurer
Jennie McCallum
Members-at-Large Monte Anderson, William Browne, Verla Forsyth,
David Martins
Editor
Rj Staples
SMEA Executive 1966
Honorary President
Rj Staples
President
David Kaplan
Vice- President
Willian Otis
Past-President
Lloyd Blackman
Secretary-Treasurer
Jennie McCallum
Members-at-Large Monte Anderson, William Browne,
Robert Solem, Robert Latimer
Editor
Rj Staples
SMEA Executive 1969
Honorary President
Rj Staples
President
Tom Magnuson
Vice- President
Robert Latimer
Past-President
William Otis
Secretary-Treasurer
Jack Partridge
Members-at-Large Stewart Wilkinson, W.Magnuson, Alastaire Browne,
Editor
Rj Staples
STF Liaison
Mel Lofstrom
SMEA Executive 1970
Honorary President
Rj Staples
President
Tom Magnuson
Vice- President
Blaine McClary
Past-President
William Otis
Secretary-Treasurer
Jack Partridge
Members-at-Large W. Magnuson, Alastaire Browne,
Editor
Rj Staples
STF Liaison
Mel Lofstrom
SMEA Executive 1971
SMEA Executive 1967
Honorary President
Rj Staples
President
William Otis
Vice- President
Tom Magnuson
Past-President
David Kaplan
Secretary-Treasurer
Jennie McCallum
Members-at-Large Gary Gullickson, Muriel Sutton, G. Wilson,
Robert Latimer
Editor
Rj Staples
Honorary President
Rj Staples
President
Blaine McClary
Vice- President
Alastaire Browne
Past-President
Tom Magnuson
Secretary-Treasurer
Jack Partridge
Members-at-Large Larry Balog, Phil Johnson, John Steinecker, Cindy
Knapp,
Editor
Rj Staples
STF Liaison
Mel Lofstrom
SMEA Executive 1972
SMEA Executive 1968
Honorary President
Rj Staples
President
William Otis
Vice- President
Tom Magnuson
Past-President
David Kaplan
Secretary-Treasurer
Jennie McCallum
Members-at-Large Gary Gullickson, Muriel Sutton, W. Magnuson,
Bina Keyser, Robert Latimer,
Editor
Rj Staples
Honorary President
Rj Staples
President
Blaine McClary
Vice- President
Alastaire Browne
Past-President
Tom Magnuson
Secretary-Treasurer
Jack Partridge
Members-at-Large Larry Balog, Phil Johnson, John Steinecker, Cindy
Knapp,
Editor
Rj Staples
STF Liaison
Mel Lofstrom
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SMEA Executive 1973
Honorary President
Rj Staples
President
Alastaire Browne
Vice- President
Past-President
Blaine McClary
Secretary-Treasurer
Jack Partridge
Members-at-Large Larry Balog, Phil Johnson, Robert Solem,
Cindy Knapp,
Editor
Rj Staples
STF Liaison
Mel Lofstrom
SMEA Executive 1974
Honorary President
President
Vice- President
Past-President
Secretary-Treasurer
Regional Directors Region I
Region 2
Region 3
Region 4
Region 5
Region 6
STF Liaison
Herb Jeffrey
Phil Johnson
Brian Hartsook
Alastaire Browne
Dennis Humenick
Doug Dunsmore
Michael Heap
Larry Blenkin
Merylyn Vann
Garry Silverman
Robert Latimer
Bernard Poniatowski
SMEA Executive 1975
Honorary President
President
Vice- President
Past-President
Secretary-Treasurer
Regional Directors Region I
Region 2
Region 3
Region 4
Region 5
Region 6
STF Liaison
Herb Jeffrey
Phil Johnson
Brian Hartsook
Alastaire Browne
Dennis Humenick
Doug Dunsmore
Michael Heap
Larry Blenkin
Merylyn Vann
Garry Silverman
Robert Latimer
Bernard Poniatowski
SMEA Executive 1976
Honorary President
President
Vice-President
Past President
Secretary-Treasurer
STF Liaison
Editor
Herb Jeffrey
Phil Johnson
Brian G. Hartsook
Alastair Brown
Dennis Humenick
Bernard Poniatowski
Monte Anderson
Regional Directors: Region I Doug Dunsmore
Region 2 Michael Heap
Region 3 Larry Blenkin
Region 4 Merylyn Vann
Region 5 Garry Silverman
Region 6 Robert Latimer
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SMEA Executive 1977
Honorary President
President
Vice-President
Past President
Secretary-Treasurer
Assistant to Sec-Treas
Editor
Don Cowan
Brian G. Hartsook
Dennis Humenick
Phil Johnson
Gary Gullickson
Peter England
Bob Nicholls
Regional Directors: Region 1 Wayne Maas
Region 3 Larry Blenkin
Region 4 Verla Jean Forsyth
Region 5 Dennis Schaefer
Region 6 Robert Latimer
Region 7 Doug Dunsmore
Region 8 George Charpentier
Dept. of Education
Herb Jeffrey
STF Liaison
Reuben Richert
SMEA Executive 1977-78
Honorary President
President
Vice-President
Past President
Secretary
Treasurer
Editor
Regional Directors: Region I
Region 2
Don Cowan
Dennis Humenick
Joan Therens
Brian G. Hartsook
Gary Gullickson
Peter England
Bob Nicholls
Wayne Maas
Shirley Helmerson
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Region 3
Region 4
Region 5
Region 6
Region 7
Region 8
Dept. of Education
STF Liaison
Dennis Weist
Maureen Patterson
Dennis Schaefer
Robert Latimer
Doug Dunsmore
George Charpentier
Herb Jeffrey
Reuben Richert
SMEAExecutive 1978-79
Honorary President
President
Vice-President
Past President
Secretary
Treasurer
Editor
Region 2
Region 3
Region 4
Region 5
Region 6
Region 7
Region 8
STF Liaison
U of S Liaison
U of R Liaison
Don Cowan
Dennis Humenick
Joan (Therens) Hunker
Brian G. Hartsook
Gary Gullickson
Stephanie Olson
Bob Nicholls
Pat Hoemnans
Jim Schmid
Dennis Weist
Maureen Patterson
Ed Wasiak
Robert Latimer
Carl Cherland
Vacant
Reuben Richert
Dr. Isabelle Mills
Dr. John Steinecker
Honorary President
Reginald B. McFarland
President
Vice-President
Robert Latimer
Past President
Dennis Humenick
Secretary
Maureen Patterson
Treasurer
Rena Flett
Editors
Bob Nicholls, Charles Hendrickson
Regional Directors: Region I Pat Hoemnans
Region 3 John McLelland
Region 4 Gary Gullickson
Region 5 Ed Wasiak
Region 6 Dave Martin
Region 7 Ken Danylczuk
Region 8 George Charpentier
STF Liaison
Reuben Richert
U of S Liaison
Dr. Isabelle Mills
U of R Liaison
Dr. John Steinecker
Honorary President
President
Vice-President
Past President
Reginald B. McFarland
Robert Latimer
Dennis Humenick
Secretary
Maureen Patterson
Treasurer
Rena Flett
Editors
Bob Nicholls, Charles Hendrickson
Executive Director
Diana Milenkovic
Regional Directors: Region I Lenora Janzen
Region 2 Colin King
Region 3 Glen Traquair
Region 4 Gary Gullickson
Region 5 Elaine Schaeffer
Region 6 Dave Martin
Region 7 Alfred Jones
STF Liaison
Reuben Richert
U of S Liaison
Dr. Isabelle Mills
U of R Liaison
Marlene Taylor
Directorate Chairpersons 1980-81
Band Alfred Jones Choral
Wayne Maas
Orchestra Fumi Torigai
Classroom David Escott
SMEAExecutive 1982
President
Robert Latimer
Vice-President
George Charpentier
Past President
Secretary
Phoebe Voigts
Treasurer
David Escott
Editor
Bob Nicholls
Executive Director
Ann Mueller
Regional Directors: Region 1 Myma McClary
Region 2 Stewart Smith
Region 3 Joe Hary
Region 4 Ken Sterling
Region 5 Jane Homer
Region 6 Murray Rausch
Region 7 Regina Segal-Hendry
STF Liaison
Reuben Richert
U of S Liaison
Dr. Isabelle Mills
U of R Liaison
Marlene Taylor
Directorate Chairpersons 1982
Band
Alfred Jones
Choral
Gail Fry
Classroom Colin King
SMEAExecutive 1983
President
Vice-President
Past President
Secretary
Treasurer
Editor
Executive Director
Robert Latimer
George Charpentier
Phoebe Voigts
David Escott
Bob Nicholls
Ann Mueller
Regional Directors:
Region I Myrna McClary
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Region 3
Region 4
Region 5
Region 6
Region 7
STF Liaison
U of S Liaison
U of R Liaison
Joe Hary
Stephanie Olson
Jane Homer
Murray Rausch
Barb Tedrich
Terry McKague
Dr. Isabelle Mills
Marlene Taylor
Band
Alfred Jones
Choral
Regina Segal-Hendry
Classroom Janie Fries
SMEAExecutive 1984
President
George Charpentier
Vice-President
Colin King
Past President
Robert Latimer
Secretary
Phoebe Voigts
Editor
Bob Nicholls
Executive Director Ann Mueller
Regional Directors: Region I Myrna McClary
Region 3 Allan Hicks
Region 4 Ian Cochrane
Region 5 Jane Homer
Region 6 Kent Smith
Region 7 Janie Fries
STF Liaison
Terry McKague
U of S Liaison
Marvin Eckroth
U of R Liaison
Marlene Taylor
Band
Joe Hary
Choral
Regina Segal-Hendry
Orchestra Janet Ottoson
Classroom Janie Fries
SMEAExecutive 1985
President
Vice-President
Past President
Secretary
Editor
Executive Director
Region 2
Region 3
Region 4
Region 5
Region 6
Region 7
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George Charpentier
Colin King
Robert Latimer
Phoebe Voigts
Bob Nicholls
Ann Mueller
Doug McCosh
Stewart Smith
Allan Hicks
Terry Scadden
Brenda Williams
Kent Smith
Brian Uzich
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STF Liaison
Terry McKague
U of S Liaison
Marvin Eckroth
U of R Liaison
Nancy Browne
Band
Joe Hary
Choral
Nancy Browne
Orchestra Janet Ottoson
Classroom Debbie McPherson
SMEA Executive 1986
President
Colin King
Vice-President
Joe Hary
Past President
George Charpentier
Secretary
Stewart Smith
Editor
Bob Nicholls
Executive Director
Ann Mueller
Regional Directors: Region I Doug McCosh
Region 2 Kathy Currie
Region 4 Terry Hall
Region 5 Brenda Kemaleguen
Region 6 Stephanie Stefanson
Region 7 Brian Uzich
STF Liaison
Terry McKague
U of S Liaison
Don Harris
U of R Liaison
Nancy Browne
Band
Ed Wasiak
Choral
Nancy Browne
Orchestra Mark Silverstein
SMEAExecutive 1987
President
Colin King
Vice-President
Joe Hary
Past President
George Charpentier
Secretary
Stewart Smith
Editor
Bob Nicholls
Executive Director
Ann Mueller
Region 2 Kathy Currie
Region 4 Terry Hall
Region 5 Brenda Kemaleguen
Region 6 Stephanie Stefanson
Region 7 Brian Uzich
STF Liaison
Terry McKague
U of S Liaison
Don Harris
U of R Liaison
Nancy Browne
Band
Ed Wasiak
Choral
Nancy Browne
Orchestra Mark Silverstein
SMEA Executive 1988
President
Joe Hary
Vice-President
Stewart Smith
Past President
Colin King
Secretary
Stewart Smith
Editor
Bob Nicholls
Executive Director
Ann Mueller
Region 2 Louise Kozlowski
Region 3 Lauren Betker
Region 4 Karen Omelan
Region 5 Pam Cochet
Region 6 Moira Kitsch
Region 7 Kathy McLean
STF Liaison
Terry McKague
U of S Liaison
Don Harris
U of R Liaison
Nancy Browne
Band
Denise Gagne
Choral
Lily Dunk
Orchestra Stefanie Stefanson
SMEA Executive 1989
President
Vice-President
Past President
Secretary
Editor (Cadenza)
Editor (Notz)
Executive Director
Region 2
Region 3
Region 4
Region 5
Region 6
Region 7
STF Liaison
U of S Liaison
U of R Liaison
Joe Hary
Stewart Smith
Colin King
Corinne Olson
Bob Nicholls
Doug McCosh
Ann Mueller
Patsy Andrew-Vert
Louise Kozlowski
Lauren Betker
Karen Omelan
Anna-Marie Molienbeck
Stefanie Stefanson
Kathy McLean
Terry McKague
Don Harris
Nancy Browne
Flashback
Band
Andrew Warke
Choral
Ken Perry
Orchestra Janie Fries
SMEAExecutive 1990
President
Debbie McPherson
Vice-President
Ken Perry
Past President
Joe Hary
Secretary
Pam Cochet
Editor (Cadenza)
Bob Nicholls
Editor (Notz)
Doug McCosh
Executive Director
Ann Mueller
Regional Directors: Region I Patsy Andrew-Vert
Region 2 Colin King
Region 3 Arlene Shiplett
Region 4 Karen Omelan
Region 5 Anna-Marie Mollenbeck
Region 6 Jack Jones
Region 7 Kathy McLean
STF Liaison
Terry McKague
U of S Liaison
Gary Gullickson
U of R Liaison
Nancy Browne
Band
Andrew Warke
Choral
Ken Perry
Orchestra Janie Fries
SMEA Executive 1991
President
Vice-President
Past President
Secretary
Editor (Cadenza)
Editor (Notz)
Executive Director Ann Mueller
Region 2
Region 3
Region 4
Region 5
Region 6
Region 7
Debbie McPherson
Ken Perry
Joe Hary
Pam Cochet
Bob Nicholls
Doug McCosh
Patsy Andrew-Vert
John Poettcker
Daryl McKinnon
Karen Omelan
Dave Ehmann
Jack Jones
Diedre Mallett
STF Liaison
Terry McKague
U of S Liaison
Gary Gullickson
U of R Liaison
Kathryn Laurin
Band
Corinne Olson
Choral
Allison Litt
Classroom Kathy Spilchuk
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SMEA Executive 1992
President
Stefanie Stefanson
Vice-President
Jack Jones
Past President
Debbie McPherson
Secretary
Lynn Kuemper
Editor (Cadenza)
Doug Millington
Editor (Notz)
Doug McCosh
Executive Director
Ann Mueller
Regional Directors: Region I Fred Barker
Region 2 John Poettcker
Region 3 Harvard Smith
Region 4 Brian Unverricht
Region 5 Dave Ehmann
Region 6 Lauren Betker
Region 7 Diedre Mallett
STF Liaison
Terry McKague
Uof S Liaison
Gary Gullickson
U of R Liaison
Kathryn Laurin
Band
Corinne Olson
Choral
Allison Litt
Classroom Kathy Clarke
SMEA Executive 1993
President
Vice-President
Past President
Secretary
Editor (Cadenza)
Editor (Notz)
Stefanie Stefanson
Jack Jones
Debbie McPherson
Lynn Kuemper
Doug Millington
Doug McCosh
Executive Director
Region 2
Region 3
Region 4
Region 5
Region 6
Region 7
Ann Mueller
Fred Barker
John Poettcker
Harvard Smith
Brian Unverricht
Diane Charrett
Gene Aulinger
Diedre Mallett
STF Liaison
Terry McKague
U of S Liaison
Gary Gullickson
U of R Liaison
Kathryn Laurin
Band
Murray Rausch
Choral
Jacquie Ackerman
SMEA Executive 1994
President
Vice-President
Past President
Secretary
Jack Jones
Fred Barker
Stefanie Stefanson
Lynn Kuemper
Flashback
Editor
Ian Cochrane
Executive Director
Ann Mueller
Regional Directors: Region I Shannon McIntyre
Region 3 Harvard Smith
Region 4 Karen Kowalenko-Evjen
Region 5 Fumi Torigai
Region 6 Rod Olson
Region 7 Betty Hendrickson
STF Liaison
Shirley Humphries
U of S Liaison
Don Harris
U of R Liaison
Ed Lewis
Band
Murray Rausch
Choral
Jacquie Ackerman
Orchestra David Ruby
SMEA Executive 1995
President
Vice-President
Past President
Secretary
Editor
Executive Director
Region 2
Region 3
Region 4
Region 5
Region 6
Region 7
STF Liaison
U of S Liaison
U of R Liaison
Jack Jones
Fred Barker
Stefanie Stefanson
Lynn Kuemper
Ian Cochrane
Ann Mueller
Shannon McIntyre
John Poettcker
David Wenner
K, Kowalenko-Evjen
Fumi Torigai
Rod Olson
Betty Hendrickson
Shirley Humphries
Don Harris
Ed Lewis
SMEA Executive 1996
President
Vice-President
Past President
Editor
Executive Director
Regional Directors: Region 1
Region 2
Region 3
Region 4
Region 5
Region 6
Region 7
STF Liaison
U of S Liaison
U of R Liaison
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Fred Barker
Murray Rausch
Jack Jones
Ian Cochrane
Ann Mueller
Shannon McIntyre (Treasurer)
John Poettcker
David Wenner
Kevin Dyck
Fumi Torigai
Rod Olson
Betty Hendrickson
Shirley Humphries
Don Harris
Ed Lewis
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SMEA Executive 1997
President
Vice-President
Past President
Executive Director
Region 2
Region 3
Region 4
Region 5
Region 6
Region 7
STF Liaison
U of S Liaison
U of R Liaison
Fred Barker
Murray Rausch
Jack Jones
Ann Mueller
Warren Hay
John Poettcker
David Wenner
Kevin Dyck (Editor - Secretary)
Corinne Olson (Treasurer)
Rod Olson
Daryl McKinnon
Shirley Humphries
Don Harris
Ed Lewis
SMEA Executive 1998
President
Vice-President
Past President
Executive Director
Region 2
Region 3
Region 4
Region 5
Region 6
Region 7
STF Liaison
U of S Liaison
U of R Liaison
Murray Rausch
Kevin Dyck (Editor)
Fred Barker
Ann Mueller
Carroll Dyck (Secretary)
John Poettcker
Jerry Lisitza
Richard Dube
Kevin Hrycay
Kathy Anderson
Shirley Humphries
Don Harris
Ed Lewis
SMEA Executive 1999
President
Murray Rausch
Vice-President
Kevin Dyck (Editor)
Past President
Fred Barker
Executive Director
Ann Mueller
Regional Directors: Region I Carroll Dyck (Secretary)
Region 3 Jerry Lisitza
Region 4 Richard Dube
Region 5 Corinne Olson (Treasurer)
Region 6 Sandra Senga
Region 7 Donna Johston-Martel
STF Liaison
Derwyn Crozier Smith
U of S Liaison
Gary Gullickson
U of R Liaison
Karen Finnusson
Flashback
SMEA Executive 2000
President
Vice-President
Past President
Executive Director
Region 2
Region 3
Region 4
Region 5
Region 6
Region 7
STF Liaison
U of S Liaison
U of R Liaison
Kevin Dyck (Editor)
John Poettcker
Murray Rausch
Ann Mueller
Jennifer Horvey
Jerry Lisitza
Doug McCosh
Sandra Senga
Donna Johston-Martel
Shirley Humphries
Marvin Eckroth
Karen Finnusson
SMEA Executive 2001
President
Vice-President
Past President
Executive Director
Region 2
Region 3
Region 4
Region 5
Region 6
Region 7
STF Liaison
U of S Liaison
U of R Liaison
Kevin Dyck (Editor)
John Poettcker
Murray Rausch
Ann Mueller
Jennifer Horvey
Jerry Lisitza
Doug McCosh
Michelle Jaeger
Sandra Senga (Treasurer)
Mary Jane Schuler
Shirley Humphries
Marvin Eckroth
Karen Finnisson
SMEA Executive 2002
President
Vice-President
Past President
Executive Director
Region 2
Region 3
Region 4
Region 5
Region 6
Region 7
John Poettcker
Doug McCosh
Kevin Dyck (Editor)
Ann Mueller
Fred Barker
Jennifer Horvey
Shannon McIntyre (Secretary)
Peter Pizumy
Vacant
Mary Jane Schuler
Communication Consultant
STF Liaison
U of S Liaison
U of R Liaison
Graeme Steen
Shirley Humphries
Glen Gillis
Karen Finnusson
SMEA Executive 2003
President
Vice-President
Past President
Executive Director
Region 2
Region 3
Region 4
Region 5
Region 6
Region 7
STF Liaison
U of S Liaison
U of R Liaison
John Poettcker
Doug McCosh
Kevin Dyck (Editor)
Ann Mueller
Colleen Weimer
Jennifer Horvey
Shannon McIntyre (Secretary)
Peter Pizumy
Kristie Barber
Mary Jane Schuler
Graeme Steen
Shirley Humphries
Glen Gillis
Karen Finnusson
SMEA Executive 2004
President
Vice-President
Past President
Executive Director
Region 2
Region 3
Region 4
Region 5
Region 6
Region 7
STF Liaison
U of S Liaison
U of R Liaison
Doug McCosh
Mary Jane Schuler
John Poettcker
Ann Mueller
Colleen Weimer
Cheryl Morhart
Shannon McIntyre
(Secretary - Editor)
Peter Pizurny
Kristie Barber
Gaetan Hammond
Graeme Steen
Shirley Humphries
Glen Gillis
Karen Finnusson
SMEA Executive 2005
President
Vice-President
Past President
Executive Director
Region 2
Region 3
Doug McCosh
Mary Jane Schuler
John Poettcker
Ann Mueller
Corinne Kuchinka
Cheryl Hutton
Shannon McIntyre
(Secretary - Editor)
Region 4 Peter Pizumy
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Flashback
Region 5
Region 6
Region 7
STF Liaison
U of S Liaison
U of R Liaison
Kara Helms
Gaetan Hammond
Graeme Steen
Shirley Humphries
Glen Gillis
Karen Finnusson
SMEA Executive 2006
President
Vice-President
Past President
Executive Director
Region 2
Region 3
Region 4
Region 5
Region 6
Region 7
STF Liaison
U of S Liaison
U of R Liaison
Mary Jane Schuler
Peter Pizurny
Doug McCosh
Ann Mueller
Corinne Kuchinka
Cheryl Hutton
Shannon McIntyre
(Secretary-Editor)
Thecla Anderson
Kara Helms (Treasurer)
Yvonne Kurpjuweit
Michelle Nye
Graeme Steen
Shirley Humphries
Glen Gillis
Karen Finnusson
SMEA Executive 2007
President
Vice-President
Past President
Executive Director
Region 2
Region 3
Region 4
Region 5
Region 6
Region 7
STF Liaison
U of S Liaison
U of R Liaison
Mary Jane Schuler
Peter Pizumy
Doug McCosh (Secretary - Editor)
Ann Mueller
Corrine Kuchinka
Aaron Thingelstad
Rita Hilbig
Thecla Anderson
Kara Helms (Treasurer)
Yvonne Kurpjuweit
Michelle Nye
Graeme Steen
Shirley Humphries
Glen Gillis
Karen Finnusson
2007 SMEA Oustanding Achievement Award
(double award)
The Outstanding Achievement Award is given each year by the Saskatchewan Music Educators
Association in recognition of either one outstanding accomplishment or an ongoing dedication
to excellence in music education. This year SMEA has chosen to present this award to two
individuals who, we feel, meet those criterion.
Chris Hamilton
The first of these awards is presented to Chris Hamilton. Chris is an educator with the Regina Catholic
Schools. One challenge teachers are faced with is
that of meaningful integration of students with special
needs into the activities that take place in the school.
Chris has successfully addressed this issue musically
at Leboldus High School by creating the “Best Buddies Blues Band”. The “Best Buddies Blues Band”
brings together in musical performance students from
FIAEP, the Functionally Integrated Alternative Education Program, and students from the greater student
body. This inclusionary approach to music education
is a unique response to one of the challenges music
educators meet in our schools. It is this innovative
and creative approach to music education for which
we recognize Chris Hamilton.
Lana Currie-Lingelbach
Volunteers are the heart of the Saskatchewan Music Educators Association. Many of our programs depend on them
for survival. The second recipient of the SMEA Outstanding Achievement Award is one of those very precious volunteers. Lana Currie-Lingelbach began her association
with the Heart of the City Piano Program in 2000 as a
volunteer piano teacher helping to bring private music instruction to children who would not otherwise have access
to it. Since then Lana has continued as a volunteer piano
teacher in Regina but she has also been involved in guiding the expansion of the program in the area and in 2005
became the Program Coordinator in Regina. It is through
the efforts of Lana and her little army of volunteers that
the joy of making music has touched the lives of Regina’s
Heart of the City Piano students and their families. We
recognize Lana Currie-Lingelbach for her ongoing dedication to excellence in music education.
SMEA OUTSTANDING
ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
RECIPIENTS
Gene Aulinger
Cindy Burham
George Charpentier
Richard Dube
Margo Fournier
Chris Hamilton
Colin King
Tom Magnuson
Janet Marek
Blaine McClary
Greg McLean
Dwaine Nelson
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Corinne Olson
John Panio
Maureen Patterson
Carol Petrie
John Poettker
Marven Shields
Joan Therens
Wayne Toews
Phoebe Voigts
Stewart Wilkinson
Flashback
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Celebrating 50 years of wisdom, patience,
commitment and leadership....
SMEA PRESIDENTS
1957 - 2007
Reg McFarland (1957)
Lloyd Blackman (1958)
Don Cowan (1959)
Mikel Kalmakoff (1961)
Lloyd Blackman (1963)
David Kaplan (1965)
William Otis (1967)
K Tom Magnuson (1969)
Blaine McClary (1971)
Alastair Browne (1973)
Phil Johnson (1975)
D Brian Hartsook (1977)
Dennis Humenick (1978)
J Joan Therens (1980)
Robert Latimer (1982)
C George Charpentier (1984)
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Colin King (1986)
Joe Hary (1988)
Debbie McPherson (1990)
Stephanie Stefanson-Pexa (1992)
Jack Jones (1994)
Fred Barker (1996)
Murray Rausch (1998)
Kevin Dyck (2000)
John Poettker (2002)
Doug McCosh (2004)
Mary Jane Schuler (2006)
SMEA Honour Groups 2007
For 2007 we invited the Elaine Quillichini and Dr. Denise
Grant to be our Honour Choir and Honour Band conductors.
Each with outstanding backgrounds, they join Ken Hseih (SOA
Honour Orchestra) to present the annual Honour Groups Concert November 4th.
This year was a chance for both SMEA and it’s board to assess
and improve program delivery from an admin support point of
view as well as the holistic musical experience. Kelly Magnusson was Honour Groups Chair,with Graeme Steen, acting
as Registrar. and technical assistant. Kelly doubled as Choir
Coordinator and was assisted by David Popoff and Al MacIntyre
as co-coordinators for Honour Band.
Since the Honour Groups Program in Saskatchewan is provincewide, we once again have students from all corners of Saskatchewan. Students who have earned their positions in the group
through an anonymous audition process (tape/disc). This audition
process levels the playing field for all students, and gives some
of them a taste of what would be in store for further involvement
in skilled ensemble playing and auditioning. Thanks to teachers
who help their students through these hoops!
The program provides contact with advanced and talented students, contact with Universty faculty and sessionsal lecturers, and
performance experience in a large concert setting. It is archived on
professionally recorded CD every year.
The concert was coordinated with the SMC 2007 schedule, and
participants in SMC receive concert tickets for the 4:30 Concert.
The Honour Groups Program strategies and policies are summarized in a program guide, which is used every year. It is also
added to every year, with tips and advice for upcoming years.
Since the concert is presented in Saskatoon or Regina every other
year, a long term effort (over two years) sustains planning points
sometimes two years ahead.
Students will be required to indicate their preferance (inst/group)
should they audition for both choir and band earlier next year
(Saskatoon). Thecla Anderson will be our 2008 Chairperson!
Go Thecla!
GS/DM
We wish to thank the many teachers, directors and parents from across Saskatchewan who have contributed
to this year’s Honour Groups Program. Your time, patience and encouragement of the
Honour Group Programs are sincerely appreciated.
Scott Adilman, Sharie Argue,
Gene Aulinger, Jim Banman,
Helen Barclay, Sharon Bates, Dean Bernier, Brenda Bernath, Darrell Buekert,
Richard Carnegie, Ian Cochrane, Susan Creurer, Bonnie-Jean Dash,
Jeremy Drotar, Nick Fanner, Debra Flynn, David Frostad, Dr. Glen Gillis,
Doug Gilmour,
Don Griffith, Terry Hall, Rebecca Hankins-Vopni,
Lauren Hearn,
Kevin Hrycay,
Michelle Hupaelo,
Chris Jacklin,
Laurene Jamieff, Lillian Jen-Payzant,
Brian Johnson,
Philip Kashap,
Debra Lammers,
Kim de Laforest,
Kerry Linsley,
James Legge,
Cameron Lowe, Donna Lowe, Kelly Magnusson, Joy MacFarlane-Burton,
Shannon MacIntyre, Jana McGonigal, Heather MacNab, Greg McLean,
Marcia McLean Christa McBride, Dawn McLean-Belyk, Eduard Minevich,
Pauline Minevich, Maxine Moore, Stacey Mortenson, Colleen Murphy-Beresh,
Brent Pittman, Scott Peters, Joanie Savage, Jane Schudel, Arlene Shiplett,
Rudolf Sternadel, Terence Sturge, Diane Taylor-Neale, Jennifer Tenford,
Wayne Toews, Cheryl Tradewell, Gilles Turcotte, Jonathon Ward,
Barbara Walbauer, Bernadette Wilson, Diana Woolrich,
Kendra Worman, Mark Zawarucha
We regret any omissions
Thank you
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50th Anniversary
SMEA Honour Groups • November 3, 2007
Watching these students come together from all corners of our province is a truly magical experience as there is one ultimate
goal – to make music together. Seeing young people come together and acting in a positive manner can only filter into creating more positive experiences in our world today. Please come out and support these young people.
Kelly Magnusson
SMEA Honour Groups Chairperson
SMEA Honour Band 2007
SMEA Honour Choir 2007
SOA Saskatchewan Honour Orchestra
Dr. Denise Grant, Conductor
Elaine Quilichini, Conductor
Bev Dyck, Accompanist
Ken Hsieh, Conductor
A Pentatonic Alleluia
Divertimento No. 3, K.138
Julie Giroux
Ross Whitney / ed. by Ricardo Soto
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Allegro
The Fisher Who Died In His Bed
Your Voices Tune
from “Alexander’s Feast”
Tiger Tail March
Variations on a Newfoundland Folk Song
Lux Aurmque
Eric Whitacre
George F. Handel / ed. Don Malin
Sinfonia for Strings, Op. 67
Stabat Mater
Michael Conway-Baker
Moderato
Adagio
Zoltan Kodaly
Molly on the Shore
It Must be So from Candide
Percy Aldridge Grainger
Leonard Bernstein / arr. Robert Page
METROPLEX:
Feller from Fortune
Three Postcards from Manhattan
Simple Symphony
Benjamin Britten
Playful Pizzicato
Frolicsome Finale
arr. Harry Somers
Robert Sheldon
Hark, I hear the Harps
Eternal
arr. Alice Parker
50th anniversary
SMEA Honour Choir 2007
Soprano 1
Erica Bennett, Dodsland
Kaitlyn Dimler, Grenfell
*Reisha Dirksen, Caronport
Terri-Lynn Mitchell, Yorkton
Julia Shirkie, Regina
April Sefton, Regina
Paige Stumborg, Swift Current
Soprano 2
Leah Brander, Regina
Ceara Caton, Eastend
Caitlin Haynes, Regina
Samara Green, Saskatoon
*Emily Lautsch, Swift Current
Hilary Pask, Esterhazy
Jenna Roberts, Swift Current
Alto 1
Olivia Ecker, Lake Lenore
*Christine Hecker, Maple Creek
Dorianna Holowachuk, Regina
Katherine Koskie, Yorkton
Katherine Owen, Sonningdale
Kayla Stadnick, Regina
Alto 2
Amanda Ahner, Swift Current
Jeannine Boutin, Regina
*Brittney Hincks, Regina
Camille Fanner, Saskatoon
Desiree Kiefer, Regina
Jenna Pedlow, Regina
Karmyn Wittman, Stewart Valley
Baritone
Ryan Berscheid, Lake Lenore
*Mason Beug, Regina
Evan Brinkman, Lake Lenore
Alan Iwaasa, Swift Current
Zach Phair, Regina
Bass
Benjamin Gordon, Maple Creek
Brook Hamilton, Regina
Kristopher Hosaluk, Saskatoon
*Andrew Polasek, Regina
Andrew Schmidt, Middle Lake
Keegan Wolfe, Swift Current
Logan Gerwing, Lake Lenore
SMEA Honour Band 2007
Flute (*principal)
Chelsea Jellison, , Saskatoon
Danielle Kirilenko, Saskatoon
*Samantha Menzies, Swift Current
Jacqueline Menzies, Swift Current
Alyssa Papp, Regina
Janel Schock, Prince Albert
Erin Toppings, Kipling
Bassoon
*Christopher Kostyshyn, Melville
Landon Squires, Saskatoon
Clarinet
*Katie Baldry, Saskatoon
Adam Duh, Saskatoon
Kristan Froh , Regina
Melina Garner, Saskatoon
Jennifer Haanen, Saskatoon
Brittany Howes, Lloydminster
Marcia Mitschke, Lumsden
Krista Porter, Kinistino
Alison Sutherland, Borden
Sorrel Whitrow, Lloydminster
Bass clarinet
Katelyn Hannotte, Humboldt
*Daniel Parker, Delisle
Alto Saxophone
*Rebecca Ward, Saskatoon
Veromi Arsiradam, Prince Albert
Daniel Malena, Saskatoon
Kyle McIntosh, Saskatoon
Tenor Saxophone
Karapanos Anastasia, Yorkton
*Sean Zoerb, Delisle
Baritone Saxophone
Sayre Schultz, Swift Current
Trumpet
Megan Clark, Yorkton
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*Maria Fuller, Earl Grey
Ben Fortosky, Saskatoon
Hugh Kernaleguen, St Brieux
Meagan Kurtenbach, , Regina
Emily Kohlert, Yorkton
Brent Langley, Yorkton
Shelby Lowe, Esterhazy
Sean Mottram, Lloydminster
French Horn
Janina Anderson, Saskatoon
Jon Astley, Lloydminster
*Jillian Fraser, Saskatoon
Marlee Olson, Saskatoon
Wendy Stenger, Saskatoon
Laura Sveinbjornson, Churchbridge
Trombone
Alanna Howell, Swift Current
Amy O’Hara, Grandora
Jim Sarsons, Lloydminster
*Teagan Schultz, Swift Current
Bass Trombone
Christian Zrymiak,
Regina
Euphonium
Zane Arnott, Saskatoon
*Matthew Baker, North Battleford
SOA Saskatchewan Honour
Orchestra 2007
Ken Hsieh, conductor
Yvonne Redant, co-ordinator
Wayne Toews, registrar
Violin
Elyse Alsbach, Pleasantdale
Arthur Boan, Saskatoon
Brandele Brown, Pense
Miles Buchwaldt, Saskatoon
Jeremy Buzash, Pilot Butte
*Chloe Chabanole, Regina
Jordyn DeWalt, Regina
Evan Friesen, Saskatoon
Melissa Gan, Saskatoon
David Gebhardt, Regina
*Thomas Giroux, Saskatoon
Francois Hawkins, Regina
Jordana Helm, Kinistino
*Amy Hillis, Regina
Laura Hillis, Regina
Emily Hooge, Saskatoon
Janaya Hunter, Saskatoon
Erin Jellow, Regina
Tara Lindsay, Arborfield
Mackenzie Matice, PrinceAlbert
Sophie McBean, Saskatoon
Sarah Ohnander, Stockholm
Matt Paslawski, Saskatoon
Sarah Punshon, Regina
Orysia Stephaniuk, Melfort
Julia Watson, Rosthern
Michael Yee, Saskatoon
*SungHee Yoon, Saskatoon
Viola
Ryan Davis, Saskatoon
Fiona Dowling, Regina
Héloise Garez, Nipawin
*Erin Hillis, Regina
*Katie McBean, Saskatoon
Geena Salway, Regina
Cello
Andrew Beck, Saskatoon
Hanna Carlson, Saskatoon
*Kristina Carlson, Saskatoon
Ruthanne Erickson, Saskatoon
*Karla Hillis, Regina
Kyu-Tae Kim, Swift Current
Emily McBean, Saskatoon
Sandra Munchinsky, Saskatoon
Katie Newman, Regina
Katherine Pietroniro, Saskatoon
Christine Roh, Saskatoon
Double Bass
*Kate Blackport, Saskatoon
Brynn Krysa, Saskatoon
Alexander Weckworth, Saskatoon
Tuba and String Bass
*Donovan Dale, Saskatoon
Tavis Ellinger, Esterhazy
*Zachary Carter, Saskatoon
Percussion
Alana Freistadt, Saskatoon
Nolan Froese, Hanley
*Owen Lareau, Regina
Joice Neufeld, Kindersley
Brandyn Rodgerson, Yorkton
Mitchell Wrishko, Saskatoon
THE
SASKATCHEWAN
ORCHESTRAL
ASSOCIATION
Flashback
Honour Group Conductors & Commissions
Honour Groups – debuted in 1975
First co-ordinators
Band – Charles Hendrickson
Choir – Stewart Wilkinson
Orch – Ernest Kassain
1979 – Moose Jaw
Band – Jimmie Howard Reynolds
Choir – Joyce Eilers
Orch – Dr. Norman Burgess
Commission – orchestra – ‘Prairie Wildflowers’ – Thomas Schudel
1981 – Regina
Band – Christopher Izzo
Choir – Robert Cooper
Orch – Ed Schlueter
Commission – choral – ‘The Poet’s Song’;
‘She is the Prettiest of Creatures’; ‘Turtle
Soup’ – Alfred Kunz
1984 – North Battleford
Band – Harry Begian
Choir – Earl Davey
Orch – Vahe Khochayan
1988 – Moose Jaw
Band – Dr. Peter Demos
Choir – Don James
Orch – Don Wasilenko
Commission – ‘Little Suite for
Strings’ – Malcolm Forsyth
1991 – North Battleford
Band – Allan McMurray
Choir – Henry Engbrecht
Orch – Stewart Grant
1992 – Saskatoon
Band – Claude Lapalme
Choir – Dr. George Evelyn
Orch – David Currie
Commission – band – ‘Three Prairie Folksongs’ – Waterhen Waltz,
City of Bridges, song of the Campground Squirrel – Scott Rogal
1985 – Swift Current
Band – Loran Eckroth
Choir – Dr. David Greenlee
Orch – Dr. William Jones
1993 – Regina
Band – Dennis Prime
Choir – Gerald Fagan
Orch – John Gomez
Young Composers Competition
‘Saxophone Silhouette’ – Michael
Ibrahim
‘Euphonic Melodies’ – Cari Perih
‘Daffodils’ – John Guzik
1986 – Regina
Band – Howard Cable
Choir – Barbara Clark
Orch – Dwight Bennett
Commission – band – “Divertimento #8’
Murray Adaskin
1995 – Moose Jaw
Band – Dale Lonis
Choir – Diane Loomer
Orch – Robert Skelton
Commission – choir – ‘The Right
Combination’ – Elizabeth Raum
1987 – Prince Albert
Band – Frank Wickes
Choir – John Standing
Orch – David Ford
1996 – Saskatoon
Band – Dr. Gerald King
Choir – Henry Engbrecht
Orch – Wayne Toews (SYO)
1998 –
Band – William Schmidt
Choir – Dr. Burt Allen
1999 – Regina
Band – Dr. Dennis Prime
Choir – Dr. Geoffery Paul Boers
2000 – Saskatoon
Band – Allan McMurray
Choir – Diane Loomer
2001 – Regina
Band – Richard Blatti
Choir – Elaine Quillichini
Orch – Andrea Bell
2002 - Saskatoon
Band – Joseph P. Missal
Choir – Scott Leithead
Orch – John Thompson
2004 – Saskatoon
Band – Dr. Dale Lonis
Choir – Dr. Laurence Ewashko
Orch – Jean-Louis Barbier
2005 – Regina
Band – Connie Turner
Choir – Lisa Fielder
Orch – Mark Rudoff
SOA com. – ‘ Prairie Tides, Op.
17’ – Jonathan Ward
2006 – Saskatoon
Band – Dr. Glen Gillis
Choir – Dr. Gerald Langner
Orch – Yaru Aloni
2007 – Regina
Band – Dr. Denise Grant
Choir – Elaine Quillicini
Orch - Ken Hseih
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FREE Resource Access
SMEA offers its members free access to all Honour
Band/Orchestra scores and classroom resources at the
Stewart Resource Centre. In partnership with the
Saskatchewan Choral Federation, we provide free
access to choral resources too!
STF SPECIAL SUBJECT COUNCIL (music)
Since 1957, SMEA has represented Saskatchewan
Music Education professionals in issues related to
Saskatchewan Education and the Saskatchewan
Teachers Federation.
Communications
SMEA members receive newsletters and journals from
both the SMEA and CMEA. Check out our website!
You can receive e-news via your email.
SMEA Honour Groups
The SMEA Honour Groups Program provides the
opportunity to showcase our gifted band, choir and
orchestra students from across Saskatchewan!
Support of Provincial University students!
SMEA supports the U. of S. and U. of R. by providing
funding for student workshops and scholarships
Inclusive Advocacy
SMEA promotes the interests of the entire music
community through provincial, national and international affiliations. We also have advocacy materials
available through our office and online at our website!
Funding for Workshops, Special Projects &
Festivals. SMEA members can access funding for
workshops and special projects. Your Regional
Application forms are easily accessed online or
through conventional mail. We also provide funding
to UNIFEST and the Moose Jaw International Band
and Choral Festival.
Saskatchewan Music Conferences (SMC)
In partnership with other Saskatchewan music
organizations, SMEA provides a yearly music conference to promote professional development for all
educators involved in music.
National Affiliations!
All SMEA members automatically become members
of the Canadian Music Educators Association and
receive the CMEA Journal and Newsletter.
SMEA Supports Excellence.
SMEA sponsors the “Heart of the City” piano
program, the “Circle of Peace” drumming program,
the “Saskatoon Children’s Choir” and other projects
which benefit the youth of our province.
DEDICATED and DIVERSE
The SMEA Board of Directors
represents ALL corners of
Saskatchewan and ALL music
education specialities. We are open
to new and creative initiatives.
We’ll do everything we can
to make music happen!
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Outstanding
Achievement Award
Honourary
Life Membership
2008
The time has come again to honour colleagues who have put forth that extra effort to make
music education a strong and vibrant part of their community.
The Outstanding Achievement Award recognizes either one outstanding accomplishment or an
ongoing dedication to excellence in music. The recipient need not be or have been a member of
SMEA
The Honourary Life Membership is given to someone who has made a significant contribution
to SMEA and to music education in Saskatchewan. The recipient must be a retired teacher and
either a retired or current member of SMEA.
These awards are adjudicated at the next SMEA Board Meeting and presented at the
Saskatchewan Music Conference.
Nominations should be sent to any SMEA Board Member or the SMEA office in Cudworth.
Honourary Life Membership /
SMEA
Outstanding Achievement
Award Winners
SMEA
Honourary Life Members
Dwaine Nelson
George Charpentier
Marven Shields
Stewart Wilkinson
Tom Magnuson
John Panio
Gene Aulinger
Gary Gullickson
Phoebe Voigts
Brian Unverricht
Chris Hamilton
Don Cowan
Bina Keyser
Robert Latimer
William Browne
Floyd Nelson
David Kaplan
William Duignan
Colin King
Joan Therens
Alastair Browne
Dwaine Nelson
Blaine McClary
Joan Therens
Margo Fournier
Wayne Toews
Janet Marek
Maureen Patterson
Colin King
Carol Petrie
Richard Dubé
John Poettker
Verla Forsyth
John Stienecker
Lloyd Blackman
Isabelle Mills
Gary Gullickson
Marjorie Burns
Gloria Herauf
Bob Gibson
Gene Aulinger
Marilyn King
Tom Magnuson
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nominating form for 2008
nominee’s information
name
address
telephone
city/town postal code
institution(s) conferring degree(s)
Membership in SMEA (past or present) yes no
If yes, #of years_____
Past involvement
[ ] music educator
[ ] principal
[ ] classroom teacher
[ ] music supervisor
other(specify)__________________________
Years teaching_______
Years teaching in Saskatchewan_______
List other professional organizations in which the nominee has held/holds membership
Principle reasons why nominee should be considered for Honourary Life Membership or
Outstanding Achievement.
(please include a short biography of your candidate)..........
nominator’s information
name
address
telephone
city/town
postal code
please forward this form to the SMEA office box 519 Cudworth, SK S0K1B0
256-3372 fax-256-3489
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NEW MUSICAL TERMS
(by HYPERLINK “mailto:piano-teachers@yahoo.com” Tom Hurd)
In order to keep you abreast of the ever-developing world of musical terminology, we provide herewith the latest additions to the esteemed Harvard
Dictionary of Music:
ALLREGRETTO
When you’re 16 measures into the piece and realize you took too fast a tempo
FIDDLER CRABS
Grumpy string players
FLUTE FLIES
Those tiny mosquitos that bother musicians on outdoor gigs
FRUGALHORN
A sensible and inexpensive brass instrument
GAUL BLATTER
A French horn player
ANGUS DEI
To play with a divinely beefy tone
GREGORIAN CHAMP
The title bestowed upon the monk who can hold a note the longest
A PATELLA
Accompanied by knee-slapping
APPOLOGGIATURA
A composition that you regret playing
GROUND HOG
Someone who takes control of the repeated bass line and won’t let anyone else
play it
APPROXIMATURA
A series of notes not intended by the composer, yet played with an “I meant to
do that” attitude
PLACEBO DOMINGO
A faux tenor
APPROXIMENTO
A musical entrance that is somewhere in the vicinity of the correct pitch
CACOPHANY [aka CACOUGHONY -psl]
A composition incorporating many people with chest colds
CORAL SYMPHONY
A large, multi-movement work from Beethoven’s Caribbean Period
SCHMALZANDO
A sudden burst of music from the Guy Lombardo band
THE RIGHT OF STRINGS
Manifesto of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Violists
SPRITZICATO
An indication to string instruments to produce a bright and bubbly sound
DILL PICCOLINI
An exceedingly small wind instrument that plays only sour notes
TEMPO TANTRUM
What an elementary school orchestra is having when it’s not following the
conductor
FERMANTRA
A note held over and over and over and over and ...
TROUBLE CLEF
Any clef one can’t read: e.g., alto clef for pianists
FERMOOTA
A note of dubious value held for indefinite length
VESUVIOSO
An indication to build up to a fiery conclusion
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SMEA is a Special Subject Council of the Saskatchewan Teacher’s Federation and receives
grants based on membership. Your name, address, membership catalogue and Teaching Certificate
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Cadenza 2007 - Music Education Online

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