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Manzano High School Band Handbook Pride, Tradition, Excellence Manzano High School Band Handbook 2019-2020 The handbook has been developed to foster a sense of dedication, commitment and responsibility in each student; qualities that are essential to the success of the band program and the individual. Phil Perez Director of Bands 559-2200, ext. 23432 [email protected] Pride, Tradition, Excellence Page 1 of 25 Table of Contents STAFF .......................................................................................................................................................... 3 DRUM MAJORS .......................................................................................................................................... 3 SECTION LEADERS ...................................................................................................................................... 3 VOLUNTEER INFORMATION ....................................................................................................................... 4 BAND BOOSTERS, 2017-2018 ..................................................................................................................... 5 MANZANO HIGH SCHOOL BAND CALENDAR 2019/2020 ............................. Error! Bookmark not defined. BAND CAMP ............................................................................................................................................... 9 EXPECTATIONS OF STUDENTS .................................................................................................................. 10 MARCHING BAND ..................................................................................................................................... 10 JAZZ BANDS .............................................................................................................................................. 13 CONCERT BANDS ...................................................................................................................................... 13 ABSENCES ................................................................................................................................................. 14 BAND ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS .......................................................................................................... 15 BAND LOCKERS ......................................................................................................................................... 17 UNIFORM INFORMATION ......................................................................................................................... 17 PARENT CHAPERONE RESPONSIBILITES ................................................................................................... 19 BAND FEE INFORMATION FOR 2019-2020 ............................................................................................... 21 FUNDRAISING ........................................................................................................................................... 21 TRIP GUIDELINES AND RULES ................................................................................................................... 22 LETTERING INFORMATION ....................................................................................................................... 24 PARENT/STUDENT ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FORM ..................................................................................... 25 Page 2 of 25 STAFF DIRECTORS Name Work # Email Phil Perez 559-2200 ext 23432 [email protected] Derek Warren [email protected] STAFF Andrea Flores, Kailei Radtke, and Ryan McGuire Color Guard Justin Flynn Visual Staff Lee Ann Black Visual Staff Russel Berman, Corrina Klein, and Seferina Baca Woodwinds Dawn Perez Color Guard/Visual Luis Varona and Antonio Dailey Brass Adrian Gutierrez and Josh Johnson Battery Staff Cesar Santos Front Ensemble Staff DRUM MAJORS The most visible position in the marching band is that of a drum major. They exemplify the spirit, dignity and bearing of the entire band. They are the leaders on the field, conduct the band, assist in organizing and running rehearsals, assist in teaching drill as well as monitor and mentor underclassmen. 2019-2020 Drum Majors Hannah Marsh Bailey Barrows SECTION LEADERS They assist staff with drill, assist students with marching technique and improving their musical abilities, call and run extra sectionals when needed as well as monitor and mentor underclassmen. Name Instrument Section Page 3 of 25 Amelia Beggio Flute Clarissa Crawford Clarinet Colin Herring Tenor/Bari Saxophone Hailey Buffington and Adriana Vigil Alto Saxophone Gerald Klein Mellophone Zachary Shepherd and Jackson Del Castillo Trumpet Miranda Gomez Nelson and Kasey Forsythe Trombones and Baritones Anya Sokoloff Tubas Nikolas Castro and Ethan Moore Percussion Ashley Elkins and Odalis Villagomez Color Guard Captains Martha Patterson and Daniel Galloway Band Managers Tryouts for Section leaders and Drum Majors happen in the Spring (April-May). Tryouts will consist of an essay, a playing portion, and an interview with the band director and students chosen by the director (typically graduating senior drum majors). Drum Major Candidates will also be required Conduct as part of the interview. Section leaders and Drum Majors are expected to exemplify leadership, provide positive coaching and mentoring to their section. As such, student’s behavior, attitude and work ethic is constantly being evaluated throughout the year and will become part of the interview assessment. VOLUNTEER INFORMATION Parent volunteers are what really make the band run smoothly. The more people helping, the better off the band will be. We are requiring that at least one parent of each student sign up for a committee to volunteer for something over the course of the school year. Your help is greatly appreciated and will lead to the success of this band program and its students! Please visit our website for descriptions of what we have coming up: • Band Booths at Home Football Games • Pageant of Bands • Holiday Craft Fair • WinterGuard and Drumline • Applebees Breakfast • Village Inn Dinner Night • Mattress Sales • Cookie Dough, Candy, Avon Sales • Chaperones • Band Camp • Eighth Grade Night • Concert Preparation • Spring Trip • Band Moms Page 4 of 25 • Web Master • Photographer • Uniforms • End of Year Banquet • Communications BAND BOOSTERS, 2019-2020 MANZANO BAND BOOSTERS Title Name Phone Email ELECTED POSITIONS Position Name Phone Email President David Shepherd [email protected] Vice President Todd Herring [email protected] James Strickland [email protected] Treasurer Bonnie Stepleton [email protected] Secretary Danny Dunlavy [email protected] APPOINTED POSITIONS Web Master Head Chaperones Uniform Coordinator Katy Lawrence [email protected] Pageant Of Band Rep Jen Castro [email protected] Director o f Student Rachel Debuck [email protected] Accounts Manzano Band Calendar 2019-2020 Page 5 of 25 June 14th Instrument Checkout MHS 8am to noon July 19th SL/DM Leadership Day MHS TBA July 22nd SL/DM Leadership Day MHS TBA July 23rd Freshmen Day (SL/DM) MHS 8am to noon July 24th-July 26th Band Camp (All Students) MHS 8am-4pm July 29th-Aug 2nd Band Camp (All Students) MHS 8am-8pm* July 30th Parent Meeting MHS 6pm Aug 3rd Band Camp (All Students) MHS 8am-11am Aug 3rd Parent Performance/Potluck MHS 12pm-??? Aug 12th First Day of School MHS ALL DAY Aug 13th Tuesday Night Rehearsal MHS 4:30p-6:30p Aug 20th Tuesday Night Rehearsal MHS 4:30p-6:30p Aug 23rd Football vs Las Cruces WS Call 5pm Aug 24th Saturday Rehearsal MHS 8am-noon Aug 27th Tuesday Night Rehearsal MHS 4:30p-6:30p Aug 30th Football vs RGHS WS Call 5pm Sept 2nd Labor Day (No School) Sept 3rd Tuesday Night Rehearsal MHS 4:30p-6:30p Sept 7th State Fair Parade TBD TBD Sept 10th Tuesday Night Rehearsal MHS 4:30p-6:30p Sept 17th Tuesday Night Rehearsal MHS 4:30p-6:30p Sept 19th Football vs WMHS (HC) WS Call 5pm Sept 24th Tuesday Night Rehearsal MHS 4:30p-6:30p Sept 28th Saturday Rehearsal MHS 8am-noon Oct 1st Tuesday Night Rehearsal MHS 4:30p-6:30p Page 6 of 25 Oct 4th Football vs LCHS WS Call 5pm Oct 5th Valencia Classic VHSLL ALL DAY Oct 8th Tuesday Night Rehearsal MHS 4:30p-6:30p Oct 9th Fall Jazz Concert PAC 7pm Oct 10-11 Fall Break (No School) Oct 11th Marching Rehearsal MHS 1pm-5pm Oct 15th District Marching MPA TBD TBD Oct 17th Football vs SHS WS Call 5pm Oct 19th Zia Marching Fiesta US ALL DAY Oct 22nd Tuesday Night Rehearsal MHS 4:30p-6:30p Oct 24th Football vs EHS WS Call 5pm Oct 26th Pageant of Bands WS TBD Nov 2nd Tournament of Bands NMSU ALL DAY Nov 6-7 All State Auditions AYS TBD Nov 22-24 District Honor Band* CHS TBD Nov 27-29 Thanksgiving Break (No School) Dec 4th Winter Jazz Concert PAC 7pm Dec 6th Winter Band Concert PAC 7pm Dec 11th Winter Percussion Recital MHS 7pm Dec 23-Jan 3 Winter Break (No School) Jan 8-11 All State Music Conference* UNM TBD Jan 20 MLK Day (No School) Jan 24-26 Jazz All State* NMSU TBD Fb 1st Solo and Ensemble RGHS Feb 29th Concert Band Clinic PAC ALL DAY Page 7 of 25 Feb 17 Presidents Day (No School) Feb 20-22nd Albuquerque Jazz Festival EHS TBD March 4th Pre Festival Concert PAC 6pm Mar 12-13 Student Led Conferences MHS Mar 24-26th District Concert MPA AHA TBD Mar 30-Apr 3 Spring Break (No School) Mar 30-Apr 2 Spring Trip (Disneyland) Cali April 10 Vernal Holiday (No School) April 10-11 State Band Contest^ Cle TBD April 25th Golf Tournament Los Altos April 30th Spring Percussion Recital MHS 7pm May 6th Spring Band Concert CAF 6pm May 8th
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