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• Oct. 17 - 23, 2018 • Vol. 11 • No. 25
The Beac n
Positively Coshocton County for 10 Years
River View
holds marching
band invitational
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Walt and Donna Harrop presented the Kyle
L. Harrop Outstanding Drum Major Award to
Newark High School at the River View March-
ing Band Invitational on Saturday, Oct. 13. The
Jen Jones | Beacon
award is in honor of their son who passed away
suddenly in September and who was very
active in the marching band while he att ended
River View.
WARSAW - Despite the chilly day,
the stands at Don Rushing Stadium
were full as people cheered on their
favorite marching bands at the 37th
annual River View Marching Band
Invitational on Saturday, Oct. 13.
Eight teams competed for various
awards and River View showed off
their talents at the competition. Each
marching band was judged by 12
people in such categories as percus-
sion, music, visual performance,
visual eff ect, fi eld commander and
timing.
Marching band competitions
vary from the halftime shows many
perform in that, during football
games, their goal is to show school
spirit and get the crowd excited. At a
competition, they get the chance to
show off their musical and marching
profi ciency.
Winners from the invitational
include: Class C – Shenandoah High
School, fi rst place and Coshocton
High School; second place and best
percussion; Class B – Ridgewood
High School, fi rst place and best
percussion; Cambridge High School,
second place and best auxiliary, and
Highland High School, third place.
Th e winners in Class A were: Lexing
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