Marching Band Staff

Stephen Tullis - Percussion

Stephen has loved performing in any way possible, including Dance, Theater, Vocal Performance and Percussion. He is currently living in Provo and studying Music Education at Utah Valley University.
Stephen has been involved in the marching arts for over 10 years. His performance career in marching percussion includes Orem High School, South County Percussion, Utah Valley University Green Man Group, The Utah Jazz Drumline, and Impact Percussion. He has performed with the Percussion UVU, UVU Wind Symphony, The Lyceum Philharmonic, Utah Wind Symphony, and The Millennial Choirs and Orchestra. 
Stephen started his teaching career at American Fork High School in 2014, which had won awards for Outstanding Percussion at every competition they had attended. In 2015, he was on staff with Westlake Indoor Percussion. where they had placed 2nd in the IMPA Open Class Finals in the ensemble's first year in existence. He also was involved with the Westlake Marching Band staff, which had placed in both the St. George and American Canyon (California) BOA Regional finals. In 2018, Stephen was on staff at Wasatch High School Indoor Percussion, which was awarded first place at the IMPA A class finals in it's second year in existence. He is currently in his 3 year as the Percussion Caption Head for Lehi High School which has been awarded numerous outstanding percussion awards under his direction.

Miles Kitchen 

Color Guard Staff

Mrs. Celeste Reynolds

Mrs. Reynolds has worked as an instructor, clinician, designer, and choreographer for schools in Idaho, Oregon, Texas and Utah.  Celeste grew up in Texas where she first became involved with music by learning the clarinet.  Later, at Joshua High School, she fell in love with color guard and has been involved ever since.
After high school, she earned a degree in music education from BYU-Idaho.  She spent several years directing the Madison High School Color Guard program in Idaho while continuing to teach clarinet lessons privately. 
More recently, Mrs. Reynolds worked in our own backyard, assisting with the Lehi Jr. Winter Guard program during the 2015-16 school year where the team excelled.  She also became a color guard staff member of the Battalion Drum Corps and has worked with other programs on a free-lance basis.    
After spending the last few years with her family in Texas, Celeste and her family are relocating back to Utah Valley.  In addition to music and color guard, Celeste enjoys being a mom, traveling, teaching with VIPKID and eating snow cones.

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Vallory Laursen - Dance/Weapon Tech

Vallory Laursen has marched with the American Fork High school colorguard for four years. She has had several opportunities to compete in BOA and WGI. Her favorite piece of equipment to spin is the sabre but she also loves dancing. She loves being around people and playing volleyball in her free time. 

Julie Adams- Flag Tech

Julie Adams is so excited to be a member of the Lehi High School color guard staff! She has been well trained on all pieces of equipment. She has with spun Lone Peak high school, Wasatch Independent and Battalion drum corps. Currently she is spinning with Santa Clara Vanguard Cadets. In previous years she has been on staff with Lehi High School and directed Lone Peak Junior. 

Lisa Adams - Guard Support Staff

Lisa Adams is from Southern California where she was involved with colorguard for 8 years. She started with Townsend Junior High, Ruben S. Ayala High School, and competed in independent world with Corona Winterguard. She studied some ballroom at UVU and performed with the beginning ballroom team. She has ran a few races including a half marathon and a Spartan sprint. She is also an amateur boxer with Legends Boxing.
Currently Lisa is living in Lehi. She is a military wife and a mom of four adorable kids. She loves to read, travel, eat, and learn new skills. 
Lisa is passionate about colorguard and has learned that we are all capable of so much more than we limit ourselves to. She is excited to be working with Lehi High and hopes she