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LANCASTER BAND BOOSTERS February 2019 The Lancaster Band Boosters enhance the overall band experience, by working directly with the directors of the band program. Membership is open to all adult persons who are committed to supporting the instrumental music program in the Lancaster City Schools. Regular meetings are held on the first Monday of the month beginning at 7:30pm in the Lancaster High School Band Room. Visit our website at LancasterBands.com Like us on Facebook at "Lancaster Bands" and Lancaster Band Boosters Lancaster, Ohio Follow us on Twitter @LancasterBands Follow us on Instagram at LancasterBands YouTube/Google: LancasterBands Lancaster City Schools Instrumental Music Staff High School Music Office: 740-681-7523 Benjamin E. Factor b_factor@lcsschools.net Lancaster High School Bruce Gerken b_gerken@lcsschools.net Director of Percussion Studies, Lancaster City Schools David Bode d_bode@lcsschools.net General Sherman Junior High School Jared Smith j_smith@lcsschools.net Thomas Ewing Junior High School Cassandra Bull c_bull@lcsschools.net Flute Specialist

DIRECTOR OF BANDS When you visit the band website, the first thing you may see is a mission statement. It starts by saying that the Lancaster band program exists to provide our students with an outstanding instrumental music experience Obviously, all students want to have a great experience. As a parent, you want your band member to enjoy his or her time in band and have fond memories of the experience. The harder question to answer might be how? Here are a few suggestions to help your band member get those most out of the high school band experience. TAKE IT SERIOUSLY The band members that enjoy band the most put a lot of effort into it. They pay attention in rehearsals and soak up as much information as they can. They actually practice on their own, even when there s no performance or playing test in the near future. To these students, band is not just an activity to pass the time. It s something they take very seriously. MAKE SOME GOOD FRIENDS Band is very different than other subjects in many ways. One reason is the fact that it s inherently social. The interactions between band members during rehearsals, let alone before and after rehearsals, is really important to develop a positive experience in band. GET PARENTS INVOLVED They may not act like it, but students really do care if their parents support what they do. If you, as a parent, volunteer for a fundraiser, attend a booster meeting, or go to a performance, it shows that you value band too. In addition to support from their peers, band members need to know that they have support at home also. MAKE A COMMITMENT Studies have shown that even before they begin playing, beginning band students who made a decision to play their instruments long-term, made significantly more progress than those who decided they would just try it. The same is true as we get older. Students should consider making a commitment to continue playing their instrument, even past high school and into adulthood. Ben Factor Lancaster High School BAND BOOSTER PRESIDENT Snow is on the ground, temperatures are well below freezing, and students are interested in the news (of course, only to see if their school is closed) must be February!! Most would think this is a down time for our music students and directors; however, that is far from the truth as our students and directors are continuously working hard to better themselves and the Lancaster Music program. As I am sure you are, I am always amazed at the dedication, effort and time our students put forth towards their musical education. The hard work of the students is certainly proving fruitful. Over the past few months, Lancaster Band students have been selected to serve in Honor Bands at Ohio University, Xavier University, and the Ohio State University. Further, Lancaster High School was well-represented in the All-County Band with over 10 students being selected to participate. I am so impressed and proud of the many wonderful musicians representing the Lancaster music program. With the hard work, there must be some fun. Coming up is the Annual Thunder Alley Bowling Night held at Tiki Lanes from 10:00 pm to Midnight on Sunday, February 17 th (No School on Monday due to President s Day). This event is for all band students grades 7 through 12. Cost is only $5.00 per student (collected at the door) and this covers the bowling, shoes and pizza dinner. Please encourage your students to attend and sign up on the forms in the band room. The Band Boosters will need volunteers for the event to help with sign in and chaperone. Please come and help out if you are able. Further, we ask that parents donate snacks such as chips and baked goods to share with the group. This is a great event for the students so please encourage your students to attend. Finally, the hard work of the Band Boosters also continues. I want to first welcome Jean Comer as the new Secretary for the Band Boosters. Jean has been a wonderful volunteer and advocate for the band program and we are delighted she has agreed to help out as an officer. Thank you Jean! Jean joins a wonderful group of folks who dedicate a great amount of their time to the band program. Please consider joining in on the fun and see the behind the scenes work that provides a wonderful program for your students. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday, February 4, 2019 and will be held at the High School Band Room. Hope to see you there! Mike Courtney Band Booster President

MARK YOUR CALENDAR FUNDRAISING Band Camp University of Rio Grande July 28 - August 2, 2019 Hello Band Families! Our Fundraising season is off to a great start. Listed below is how we are doing thus far: Band of Gold Florida Trip December 30, 2019 - January 3, 2020 THANK YOU Thank you for your recent donation of buns to the Lancaster Vineyard Food Pantry. Our clients are thrilled when fresh buns are available. We appreciate you allowing us to share this food with the needy folks of Fairfield County. Jim Daubenmire Pantry Manager BE INFORMED If you would like to subscribe to our online calendar, please visit the band website at LancasterBands.com and click on the Events tab on the top menu. Simply click on the plus sign at the bottom of the calendar to subscribe. UPCOMING PERFORMANCES Saturday, February 16 Solo and Thursday, February 28 Winter Band Concert March 8 or 9 OMEA District Adjudicated Event Saturday, March 30 Jazz Band Dinner Dance May 3 or 4 OMEA State Adjudicated Event May 10 and 11 Percussion Concert Thursday, May 16 Spring Band Concert Monday, May 27 Memorial Day Parade Saturday, June 1 LHS Graduation THUNDER ALLEY Sunday, February 17th - 10pm - midnight Tiki Bowling Lanes For all high school and 7th and 8th grade band members. $5.00 per student (includes bowling and shoes). Pizza and drinks provided. Our Canes Proceed nights have been fun and we have earned some money. So far, the Band has earned $238.55! Not bad for nights out with friends enjoying a meal. Our next Canes Proceed Night is March 13 th! Please mark your calendars and tell your friends, co-workers, etc. This is easy money for our organization. Yankee Candle Sales went well. Total PROFIT sales was $2,018.40! Each student who participated, will receive 40% of their individual sales totals to go to their Student Accounts. Thank you to all who participated. This was the easiest fundraiser. Congratulations to Dallas H. for having the highest in sales. She has earned a $50.00 gift card to the merchant of her choice. In February we will be doing the Cookie Sale Fundraiser. Again an easy way to earn dollars for your student s Account. In March we will be doing the Candy Bar Sale. These proceeds will go to your student s account. March 30 th Jazz Dance. This is a fun evening with great music performances by our very own Jazz Band. Please come out and support these students. It is exciting to watch everyone dance while the students play fabulous music. May 18 th we will be holding the 1 st annual Community Yard Sale! This is a fun way to earn money for our Band. Please begin preparing for this by setting aside any and all items you wish to part with. Clothing, games, books, sports equipment, furniture, etc. Anything in good condition. This event will be a huge success with ALL of your help. I thank everyone who has participated/continue to participate in our fundraisers. Remember, our Florida Trip is in December. These fundraisers not only help the Band but also help your student raise money for their Student Accounts. I hope to see everyone participate in the next few fundraisers. Dana Travis Fundraising Chair

FEBRUARY 2019 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 Flute Trio (Class A) 4:30-5:30pm 2 3 4 Percussion 3-5pm Clarinet Choir 5 3-4:30pm 6-9pm at Basketball Game 6 Percussion 3-5pm Clarinet Trio 3-3:30pm 7 Percussion 3-5pm Woodwind Quintet 6-7pm 8 Flute Trio (Class A) 4:30-5:30pm 9 Band Booster Meeting 7:30pm at Pep Band at Girls 6:30pm 10 11 Clarinet Choir 12 3-4:30pm 13 Clarinet Trio 3-3:30pm 14 Woodwind Quintet 6-7pm 15 Flute Trio (Class A) 4:30-5:30pm 16 High School Solo and at Pep Band at Boys 17 Thunder Alley 10pmmidnight 18 NO SCHOOL 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 OMEA Adjudicated Event Preview Concert 7:30pm March 1 March 2 OIPA Winter Guard Show at Central Crossing High School

2018-2019 BAND BOOSTER TRUSTEES AND COMMITTEE CHAIRS President Mike Courtney 740-243-3358 courtnm2@ohio.edu Vice-President Cathy Morton 740-243-2443 Pixie0827@yahoo.com Secretary Jean Comer 614-736-5038 j_comer@lcsschools.net Treasurer Jean Robertson 740-438-9235 jrober@columbus.rr.com Assistant Treasurer Jennifer Bales 740-215-3951 paulbales@sbcglobal.net Trustee-at-Large Bryan Courtright 614-634-6125 courtright.bryan@gmail.com Trustee-at-Large Sheryl Johnson 740-215-8376 sheryljohnsonww@gmail.com Trustee-at-Large Gabrielle Ronan 740-687-6409 famronan@sbcglobal.net Concessions Tera Kuehne 614-871-7656 mrsk26@gmail.com Fair Booth Dean and Debbie Cook 740-785-8313 cookdd@hotmail.com Fundraising Dana Travis 304-312-0020 danatravis@columbus.rr.com Investment Penny Hubbard 740-503-2163 pwasem@lifetimefinancialplan.com Invitational Lori Peters 740-304-2594 lori.peters1988@gmail.com Publicity Debbi Hoagland 740-974-7909 pdhoagland@juno.com Student Accounts Michele Courtney 740-277-8154 courtnm1@ohio.edu Transportation Coordinator Doug Hennis 740-205-7160 hennisdoug@yahoo.com Uniform Maintenance Debbi Hoagland 740-974-7909 pdhoagland@juno.com