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This simulation shows a marching band model for refraction. We're looking at an overhead view of five rows of the marching band. When the band moves from one surface say, a parking lot to a different surface say, a grassy field , the speed of the marchers can change. Associated with that change in speed is, often, a change in direction - this happens if different marchers in a particular row reach the second surface at different times. This is an analog of the behavior of light when it travels from one medium to another. The index of refraction of the media can be set with the sliders - the larger the index of refraction, the slower the marchers the light travels in that medium. The angle of incidence, measured from the normal perpendicular to the interface , can also be set with a slider.

Grief Support. Mark Douglas Gerhardt.

Send Flowers. Share Mark's life story with friends and family. Mark Douglas Gerhardt, 72, passed from this world into the arms of Jesus on November 17,surrounded by his wife and his three children. Link lover of the teaching profession, he worked as a band director for 43 years in the Chesapeake Public Schools. He began his career in at Great Bridge Jr.

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High School where he was named Teacher of the Year. In "Mr. G" took over as Director of Bands at Western Branch High School where his ensembles consistently received top local and state honors. After 24 years at Western Branch, Mr.

Gerhardt returned to Great Bridge Middle School where he retired after an additional Relection years of service. In the later years of his career, he was also active as an adjudicator at regional music festivals and competitions. In addition to his public school service, he served faithfully for 45 years in ministry in Marching Band Reflection including church elder, teacher, music director, pianist, singer, choir director, composer and arranger. Mark was preceded in death by his brother, The Honorable C.]