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President’s Message….As this school year comes to a close it is bittersweet, for this has been another record-breaking year for the band at South High. This year the band has grown in many different ways, from establishing an international presence, to drumming its way to number three in the state. We are very lucky to be a part of such a great group of outstanding student musicians and supportive parents.

“Thank you” to all the parents who put in countless hours to support the band program at South. Without your participation, our program would be impossible. We’d especially like to thank all of those senior parents who have been participating throughout last four years -- chaperoning, making sandwiches, loading trucks, with a special acknowledgment to those senior parents who held committee or leadership positions: Jan Pribble, Paula Stukas, Rebecca Bond, Michelle Seifert, Sandra Gutierrez, Will Harada, Jonathan Hirakawa, Helen and Scott Woodring, Marie Buchanan, and I sincerely hope we didn’t leave anyone out!

While we are sad to see our seniors leave, we are extremely proud of the great leadership they have demonstrated, as well as their musical talents during the last four years. As they move into adulthood, going in many different directions, we wish them all the best. They have left some big shoes for the underclassmen to fill. We are counting on seeing all the seniors at Homecoming and other band events next year!

We are equally excited to welcome new band members joining us from Calle Mayor and Richardson, as well as private schools and even out of state. These new musicians will be a great part of our band. So a big “Welcome to the Spartan Band”!

Our first fundraising event will be a Golf Tournament on August 15, 2007 at Los Verdes Country Club. See flier inside for more details. We need to spread the word and make this a success for all. Last year we raised $9,000 to offset our costs and we are determined to do the same this year. This event is great fun — even if you don’t golf. We hope to see you out there soaking up the sun with us.

Let’s keep the sound of music echoing throughout the South Bay by joining summer rehearsals, beginning on June 26th at South High. A modified summer school schedule has been given to students, with rehearsal times Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday from 6-9 p.m. And don’t forget Band Camp is MANDATORY, beginning August 13th.

Newsletter Editor: Mona Wong JUNE/JULY 2007

INSIDE THE NEWSLETTER 2006-2007 Committee Position . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page 10Birthdays . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 7Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 13-15Cartoon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 11Drum Line News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page 3Editor Note . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Page 3Fundraising Activities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page 5Golf Tournament Fryer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page 6Golf Tournament Update . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page 5Hollywood Bowl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page 12Jazz Band Corner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page 4Photo Galley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page 8President’s Message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 1-2Scholoarship Winner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page 7Summer Camp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page 3Thank you . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 9Welcome 8th Students . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 2

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As I, Dianne, hand the president’s role over to Kelly Rogers and Bruce Chew, I want to say how much I’ve enjoyed being allowed to have an active role in this wonderful program and I look forward to continued involvement over the next two years.

Sincerely Yours, Dianne Reyes & Kelly RogersDianne Reyes & Kelly Rogers Co-Band Booster Presidents 2006-07

Message from President Letter, continued from Page 1:

Welcome Class of 2011!

Welcome aboard to our new student musicians joining the Spartan

BAND this year!

Aaron Erickson Kate Gray Alexander Mashhadi Kate Steiner Amanda Koenigberg Katia Dergham

Andrew Dinh Kristin Oda Andy Aoyama Michael Yee Arthur Takioto Nathalie Trindade

Ben Yoon Nathaniel Chiu Brandon Wilikins Nolan Dean

Charles Kim Sabrina Boyce Charles Sonoda Sara N. Kordahi

Eli Rogers Sean J Kim Emily L. Davis Soodam Lee

Frankie Rodono Stephen Black James Anagnost Takuma Yamada

Jason Dongho Han Timothy ReillyJeffrey Snowiss Yina (Yin) Kim

Joe Davis Yury L. Kim Joey Rust

John Carretta

Spartan band Booster news JUNE/JULY 2007 issue

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SUMMER CAMPSUCLA Music Department—UCLA’s Department of Music invites experienced high school musicians to participate in a new college level summer music academy in Los Angeles. Led by UCLA Department of Music faculty, the Summer Music Academy will offer students programs in band (including piano) and a strings program focusing on chamber music.

California Music Academy—High School Music Camp CMA for Wind Symphony Orchestra, Jazz Ensemble and Combos will resume at California State University, Fullerton. Instructors include professional educators, solo artist, composers and conductors. The tuition is $200.00 and covers the camp and its regular activities, with the final concert. Students must be able to stay for the full session including all rehearsals and performances. For application deadline and audition/chair placement dates, contact California Music Academy, Elizabeth Champion, Camp Administrator c/o Department of Music, California State Fullerton, P.O. Box 6850, Fullerton, CA 92834 or call (714) 278-2434.

UCSD Summer Jazz Camp Jazz Musicians—Spend a week with some great local artists. Participate in small ensembles covering standard jazz tunes and music classes ranging from theory to private lessons. This is a wonderful and very local opportunity for TPHS jazz musicians.

Arrowbear Music Camp—Arrowbear Music Camp is now in its 6th decade of providing a music camp experience. Located in the San Bernardino Mountains, all campers are involved in musical and social experiences encouraging beautiful music, great friends and timeless memories. Sessions offered include elementary (grades 4-6), intermediate (grades 6-8), and advanced (grades 9-11). Discounts and scholarships are available.-

Berklee Summer Program—You probably know that Berklee College of Music is the premier institution in the world for the study of contemporary music. But you might not realize that in addition to its full-time degree and diploma programs, Berklee also offers a wide selection of summer programs for qualified participants who are not enrolled at

the college. Berklee’s summer programs vary in emphasis and range in length from one weekend to five weeks, or even a full twelve-week summer semester. One or more may be right for you.

Biola Youth Instrumental Music—BYIM resents Summer Music Camp on campus at Biola University. The camp is for students ages 10-18. Based on audition, students will be placed into Concert Band, Wind Ensemble, and/or Jazz Band. Students will also participate in music theory and history classes, games, guest musician concerts, and special outings including a trip to the Hollywood Bowl. Early registration discount.

Congratulations to this years Drum Line for taking High Cymbals and 2nd overall at this years American Drum Line Association competitions. Way to go!

Editor‛s Note If you have any information that you would like to include in the newsletter, please e-mail to Mona Wong at [email protected]. The deadline for the September/October Issue is Friday, 09/14/2007.


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JAZZ BAND CORNER

Written June 3, 2007

Jazz Band News…..

April was a busy month! The trip to England & Scotland brought many smiles & memories to your Band members. An experience they will not soon forget; Auditions went very well. We had a great turnout of new incoming Freshmen and current South students. Great to see so many musicians wanting to be a part of the band program; Two last minute invitations found the band playing at the Ken Miller Center for the TUSD’s High Schools Art Show and South’s 1st Fundraiser Night — Darfur in the Dark. Such is the life of a great band and director to say yes to those in need, thanks guys, you make South and the program proud!

May testing put a hold on performing. Thank you to all of the families who attended the Band Banquet. It was an emotional and heartfelt evening. CONGRATULATIONS to Chris Misagal, Miyuki Tanabe and Brandon Whipkey for being selected as this years VIRCO Manufacturing Scholarship Recipients. Thank you to all of our Seniors for their beautiful music and friendships they have given us through their stay at South.

The first weekend in June saw the A & B Bands and Combo A at the Santa Barbara Jazz Festival. After a long 14 hour Sat., both the A & B bands came in 5th, it was “B” bands’ 1st festival; and Combo A came in 2nd in each of their categories’. Outstanding Solo Performance certificates were given to Marc Zollinger — guitar. Mike Wilcox — piano & John German — trumpet; Sunday took the “A” band to the PV. Music & Craft Fair. The band was fantastic and thanks to Guitar Center for their invite!

As this season comes to a close, I would like to thank all of our Jazz volunteers and parents for always supporting your musicians, the band program and your flexibility with the Jazz Bands schedule. Our 2007 — 2008 season promises to be full of engagements, festivals, “Sweet” Jazz Night, trips and the BEST Jazz music in the South Bay! DON’T FORGET to always attend the

Booster Meetings for changing information and with our group, that is weekly….Thanks again, Janet

As always, if you have any questions on any of the above events, please contact, Janet Hubert your Jazz Band V.P./Mgr.

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Our 2nd Annual Band Golf Tournament is scheduled for Wednesday-8/15/2007 at the beautiful Los Verdes golf course. Just like last year, Power Ford is the first to sponsor our event by

providing a Ford Mustang. Anyone who enters the Hole-in One contest will have a chance to win! (you must be 18-years of age or older to participate) We have now sent out over 1,000 golf fliers — way to go team! Continue to spread the good news about the tournament — it’s a fun time for all — even non golfers!

Sponsor Blitz Nights are coming up next, so please mark you calendar for: Monday - (7/2) 3:30pm - 6:00pm and Saturday- (7/14) 10:00am to noon. If you are interested in driving students around during the Blitz Nights, please let me know. Committee meeting will be on Thursday - July 12, 2007 at 7:30pm in the Choir room.

Reminder messages will be sent, so please watch your email/inbox!

Thanks and GOoooo Spartans!

P.S.: Please visiting our website to have more information. http://www.shsentertainmentcorps.org/fundraisers.htm

GOLF TOURNAMENT UPDATE

SCRIP - Gift Certificate Scrip/Gift Card usage isn’t just for the holidays! Incorporate scrip into your normal shopping and dining and you will save money for your student and the band all year round. Come to the monthly booster meetings to purchase scrip from the inven-tory or order whenever you want at http://home.earthlink.net/~shsbandscrip/. If you have problems with the page, just email Lisa Branson directly at [email protected] or call her at (310)325-4500 to order or inquire. Special orders can be accommodated so let her know what you want if you do not see it in stock.

Just in the past few months, we sold over $12,000.00 in Paper Scrip, and half of this profit ($500.00) went to the student accounts.

FUNDRAISERS ACTIVITIES

http://www.shsentertainmentcorps.org/fundraisers.htm

http://home.earthlink.net/~shsbandscrip/


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Come out for a day of fun on

Wednesday, August 15, 2007 at Los Verdes Golf Course in Rancho Palos Verdes

Tee Times: 10:00 AM- 12:00 noon

Individual Entry FormName: ____________________________________ Address: _______________________________________________

City:_______________________Zip Code: _____________ Phone #:_____________________ Handicap (avg 18)______

Name of people you would like to play with (we can place singles, too): _________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________________________

_______Yes, I would like to donate an additional $______________($10 value or more) and receive recognition in the program.

Send applications in no later than August 3,2007 to South High School Band Boosters, 4801 Pacific Coast Hwy, Torrance, CA 90505.

Please make checks payable to South High Band Boosters.If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact Kelly Rogers at (310) 791-8569

or via email at [email protected]

Team Entry FormName Address Phone Handicap

(avg 18) 1.

2.

3.

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$90.00 Per person includes green fees, cart costs, prizes, lunch, tee prize, and all the fun you can stand!

4-man-Modified Scramble Best Ball Format All are invited so bring a friend or a foursome!

Proceeds will go towards instruments, band uniforms, travel and competition expenses.


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Nathan Lee May 1Cheiny Shiau May 1Nick Seifert May 3Amelia Sanders May 4Mio Hosaka May 7Trevor Solt May 12Esther N Kim May 14Daniel Lenders May 31Rachel Nakawatase Jun 4Kevin Yang Jun 5Linzy Branson Jun 9Ally Chew Jun 22Alyson Cook Jun 23Chris Feng Jun 25Bryan Perez Jun 27Michelle Kim Jul 1Breeamma Bond Jul 6

Noelani Chiu Jul 17George Buchanan Jul 20Alanna Chiu Jul 21Joana Castaneda Jul 22Tracy Park Jul 22Eric Fong Jul 26John German Jul 26Alex Button Jul 30Peter Lee Jul 30Eden Pang Aug 2Momoko Tanaka Aug 5Natsumi Koizumi Aug 10Alex Griffiths Aug 11Stacy Liu Aug 15Michelle Stukas Aug 24Will Reida Aug 26Daniel Yang Aug 28

HAPPY BIRTHDAY

Congratulations goes to Michelle Kim, Philip Guiterrez, Jesse Hira-kawa, and Nathan Lee as this years Band Booster Scholarship recipi-ents! Each student received $200 for their musical achievements and out-standing dedication and leadership to the South High Band program.

Applause also goes out to the Virco Manufacturing Scholarship WINNERS:Chris Misagal, Miyuki Tanabe, and Brandon Whipkey. Each stu-dent received a $500 scholarship for their musical excellence in 2007.

Way to go Spartans!


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PHOTO GALLEY


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Great job Mrs.. Mona Wong, every Newsletter is perfect!

Big Thank You to Dianne Reyes for all her dedication and hard work and care as our past Band Booster President – You’re awesome!

Special thanks to Paula for sharing her talents with us these last two years, we will

Thank you to all the volunteers during the Memorial Day Parade!

Thank you to Mary Cilva, Nina Lenders and Nancy Wilcox

for capturing the memories during our Great Britain Tour

Jess Hirakawa — Outstanding job with this year’s video! It stirred emotions of pride, fun and joy all at the same time. — Job well done!

Thank you to the senior parents have been participating throughout last four years — chaperoning, making

sandwiches, loading trucks, with a special acknowledgment to those senior parents who held committee or leadership positions: Jan Pribble, Paula Stukas, Rebecca Bond, Michelle Seifert, Sandra Gutierrez, Will Harada, Jonathan Hirakawa, Helen and Scott Woodring, Marie Buchanan.

Thanks to Carol Button for counting those pennies and crunching those numbers — you go girl!

Nice job on this year’s banquet, Lynda Black — it was flawless!

Special thanks to Sandra Gutierrez for keeping our student accounts and e-scrip accounts balanced!

Thanks to our speed racer drivers — Will Harada and Jonathan Hirakawa — we will miss you!

Put your hands together

for our Student Band

Leadership — great job

this year!


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There are may ways you can help support and enrich these young musician’s lives. We need you to be apart of our team to continue successfully supporting Mr. King and the music department at South High. We hope that you will review the list of open positions on the inside pages and come be apart of the team!Position Brief Job Description NameAuditor Audits the books and financial records of the

association. Banquet Coordinator Manages and the end of the year banquet Lynda Black Color Guard/Drill Team Coordinator

Liaison between the drill team and band boosters

Rebecca Drake

Communications Coordinates a team of volunteers on the telephone tree.

Glenda Chiang

Drivers-Band Van Drives van on band outings Frank Hubert, Norm Lenders First Aid Ensures the first aid is stocked and present at

every outing, collect and maintain the medical forms and physical exam forms.

Golf Tournament Coordinates the golf tournament Kelly Rogers & Open Greenery Coordinates the greenery fundraiser Historian Takes pictures and documents events,

awards earned by the program, etc. In charge of doing a DVD for the awards banquet.

Home Game Set-up Set-up home games Mike Griffith Hospitality Chair Manages events that require food and

refreshments. Nina Lenders

Membership Maintains the band roster, issues thank you notes to volunteers and donations letters to sponsors

Nancy Mannon

Newsletter Develops and publishes newsletter Mona Wong Parliamentarian Ensures the group is incompliance with

bylawsNancy Mannon

Publicity Coordinator Connects with local newspapers and media to help publicize our events, works with Mr. King to determine our logo, etc. develops fliers for events. Responsible for keeping in contact with our graduates -- we can start a section on the website that follows some of our grads onto college, etc

Scholarship Committee Chair Facilitates the recommendation of scholarship candidates

Scrip Manages our scrip sales program Lisa Branson Spring Fundraiser Coordinates the spring Fundraiser Student Accounts Maintains a detailed record of student

accounts for each member Cindy Shields

Trip Coordinator Coordinates and organizes all major band outings

Audrey Ledford

Uniform Chair Management of uniform ordering, cleaning and care

Ryoko Mand

Ways and Means Facilitates and coordinates all fundraising events for the organization

Mary Cilva

Website Manages the website Lisa Branson


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Musical Magic Under The Stars

In July 11, 1922, with the audience seated on simple wooden benches placed on the natural hillsides of Bolton Canyon, conductor Alfred Hertz and the Los Angeles Philharmonicinaugurated the first season of music under the stars at the Hollywood Bowl. While much has changed in the ensuing years, the tradition of presenting the world's greatest musicians and striving for musical excellence has remained a constant goal of this famed Los

Angeles cultural landmark.

One of the largest natural amphitheaters in the world, with a current seating capacity of just under 18,000, the Hollywood Bowl has been the summer home of the Los Angeles Philharmonic since its official opening in 1922, and, in 1991 gave its name to a resident ensemble that has filled a special niche in the musical life of Southern California, the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra.

In spite of wars, depression on a national scale, financial stress, and internal dissension, the Bowl's summer music festivals have gone on, becoming as much a part of a Southern California summer as beaches and barbecues, the Dodgers and Disneyland. Thanks to the area's magnificent climate, only a handful of concerts during the Bowl's history have had to be postponed due to rain. The Bowl grounds themselves -- one of Los Angeles County's most renowned parks -- are open year-round for visitors to enjoy free of charge.

For the latest information about acoustics and architecture, read the Bowl Shell Project page.

Legendary Performers

Of course, it is the incomparable performances that have truly made the Hollywood Bowl's history unique. Legendary artists have appeared at the Bowl throughout the years: Sinatra ... Pavarotti ... Streisand ... Stravinsky ... Heifetz. So have F.D.R., The Beatles, Mickey Rooney, and Edward G. Robinson, as well as such renowned "teams" as Fonteyn and Nureyev, Nelson Eddy and Jeanette MacDonald, Simon and Garfunkel, and Abbott and Costello. Baryshnikov has danced there, as has

Fred Astaire. Garth Brooks, Nat "King" Cole, Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, Elton John, Al Jolson, and Judy Garland have headlined star-studded shows at the Bowl, but the all-time attendance record of 26,410 paid admissions was set on August 7, 1936, for a performance by the diminutive French opera star, Lily Pons.

World-Renowned Musicians

As the site of a classical music festival, the Bowl has provided a showcase for the world's greatest musicians. Bernstein, Walter, Monteux, Koussevitzky, Stokowski, Karajan, Klemperer(pictured at right), and Leinsdorf, as well as Mehta,Giulini, Rattle, and Salonen are just a few of the renowned conductors who have led the Los Angeles Philharmonic in summertime concerts over the past seven decades. Itzhak Perlman, Gregor Piatigorsky, Artur Rubinstein, Alfred Brendel, Vladimir Horowitz, Jessye Norman, Plácido Domingo, Beverly Sills, Isaac Stern -- and other distinguished vocal and instrumental soloists too numerous to mention -- have graced the stage for Philharmonic concerts. But never during its long and illustrious history has the Bowl's programming been limited solely to symphonic events; fully staged operas were a regular part of the season in the early years, and the famed Bolshoi Ballet appeared during the 1950s.

Does your group want to learn more about the Bowl? Contact our Speakers Bureau.

Did You Know?

• In 1941 Vladimir Horowtiz made his Bowl debut, performing also for the first time in an outdoor concert.

• In the 1949 Chuck Jones' classic cartoon, Long-Haired Hare, Bugs Bunny appears in a white wig and tuxedo as Leopold Stokowski, takes the Bowl podium, conducts with elaborate hand movements, and holds out a note so long that tenor "Giovanni Jones" causes the shell to crack and come crashing down altogether.

• The fountain statues which grace the Highland entrance of the Hollywood Bowl were designed by Oscar-statuette sculptor, George Stanley in 1938. The three figures are the Muses of Music, Drama, and Dance.

• The Bowl podium has been visited by a wide variety of conductors and personalities during its rich history, the likes of which span the gamut from Leonard Bernstein to Big Bird, from Danny Kaye to John Williams, Henry Mancini to Bobby McFerrin.

• Numerous outdoor plays and pageants were performed at the Hollywood Bowl during its early years. A 1926 production of Julius Caesar, made use of the entire canyon, with troops encamped on the hillside behind, along with temples, bridges and aqueducts designed by Lloyd Wright, oldest son of Frank Lloyd Wright.

• From 1953 until replaced by additional boxes in 1972, a reflecting pool and fountain in front of the Bowl stage entertained audiences during intermission with a colorful display of rainbow hues.

• In 1952, at the backing of Dorothy Buffum Chandler, picnics in the boxes and bench areas went from being "not allowed", to encouraged -- even including contests for decorated picnic baskets.

• The Hollywood Bowl has served movie society across the decades as the place to be seen. Among the listed boxholders for the 1928 season were: C. Chaplin (#117), Mr. and Mrs. Cecil B. De Mille (#641), William De Mille (#736), Sid Grauman (#136), Alexander Korda (#113), Robert Z. Leonard (#143), Adolphe Menjoy (#528), Conrad Nagel (#734), and Fay Wray (#861).

• In the film, Olly Olly Oxen Free (1978), Katharine Hepburn, having refused a stunt double, lands a hot-air balloon herself in front of the Hollywood Bowl stage during a performance of the 1812 Overture.

Note: Article taken from http://www.hollywoodbowl.com/about/history.cfm


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South High School Spartan Bands and Color Guard(Marching, Concert, Jazz Band, Drum Line, Drill Team)

2007 Schedule of Events

The following schedule is the accurate and intended schedule for the remainder of the 2007 school year. Future updates canbe viewed online at: http://www.shsentertainmentcorps.org

Date Event Time

June/July ‘07

Tue/Wed/Thu 6/27 - 7/27 Summer School Band 6pm to 9pm

Mon 7/2 Golf Tournament Blitz Day 3:30pm to 6pm

Saturday 7/14 Golf Tournament Blitz Day 10am to 12pm

August ‘07

M-F

Saturday

8/13 - 8/29

8/18, 8/25

Band Camp [MANDATORY] 1pm to 9pm

9am to 12pm

Monday 8/13 Booster Executive Board Meeting 6:30pm

Monday 8/13 All Parent Booster Meeting and Orientation [MANDATORY] SHS library or Cafe

7:30pm

Wednesday 8/15 Golf Tournament @ Los Verdes 10am - 5pm

Tuesday 8/21 Uniform Fittings 1st Group (ALL Brass 10am/Percussion11am)

10am, 11am

Wednesday 8/22 Uniform Fittings 2nd Group (Clarinets & Sax 10am/Flutes 11am)

10am, 11am

Thursday 8/23 Final Uniform Fittings (make-ups) 12 noon

Thursday 8/23 Sewing Bee (Parents, come when you can) 1pm to 9pm

Wednesday 8/29 Last day Band Camp 1 to 4 pm

Wednesday 8/29 Family BBQ & Presentation (SHS Cafeteria) 6:30 to ?

TBA Marching Band Photo Day TBD

September ‘07

Thursday 9/6 After School Rehearsal 3:30pm – 6pm

Friday 9/7 Football vs. Hawthorne 7pm

Monday 9/10 Marching Band Night Rehearsal 6pm - 9pm

Monday 9/10 ALL Bands - Parent Booster Meeting/Greenery 7:30pm

Legend:RED = Marching Band competitions; PURPLE=Jazz Band compeititions; BLUE= Drumline completions; GREEN=Wind Ensemble and Concert band compeitions.

http://www.shsentertainmentcorps.org/index.html

http://www.shsentertainmentcorps.org/index.html


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Legend:RED = Marching Band competitions; PURPLE=Jazz Band compeititions; BLUE= Drumline completions; GREEN=Wind Ensemble and Concert band compeitions.

Date Event Time

Fundraiser Kick-Off

Thursday 9/13 Marching Band Night Rehearsal 3:30pm - 6pm

Friday 9/14 Football @ Bishop Montgomery 7pm


Thursday 9/20 After School Rehearsal 3:30pm - 6pm

Friday 9/21 Football vs. Warren 7pm



Friday 9/28 Football vs. West High School 7pm

October ‘07


Monday 10/1 ALL Bands – Parent Booster Meeting 7:30pm


Friday 10/5 Football @ Serra High School 7pm

Saturday 10/6 El Camino Field Show Tournament TBD



Friday 10/12 Football @ Lawndale 7pm

Friday 10/12 ALL Greenery Orders & $$ are Due in Band Room Per 1,2,4,5



Friday 10/19 Football @ Torrance High 7pm

Saturday 10/20 Costa Mesa Field Show Tournament TBD



Friday 10/26 Football vs. Centennial High School 7pm

Saturday 10/27 Mission Viejo Field Show Tournament TBD


November ‘07


Friday 11/2 Football vs. North High School 7pm

Saturday 11/3 Huntington Beach Field Show Tournament TBD

2007-2008 Band Activity Calendar Updated: 6/29/2007


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RED = Marching Band competitions; PURPLE=Jazz Band compeititions; BLUE= Drumline completions; GREEN=Wind Ensemble and Concert band compeitions.

Date Event Time


Monday 11/5 ALL Bands - Parent Booster Meeting 7:30pm

Tuesday 11/6 Mayfair HS Field Show Tournament TBD


Friday 11/9 Football @ El Segundo High School 7pm


Thursday 11/15 After School Rehearsal (if necessary) 3:30pm - 6pm

Friday 11/16 Football -- CIF Play-offs - First Round @ TBD 7:30pm

Saturday 11/17 Western Band Association Class Championships or Savanna Field Show Tournament, Anaheim

TBD

Friday 11/23 Football - CIF Play-offs - Quarter Finals @ TBD 7:30pm

Mon-Fri 11/26-11/30 Greenery Delivery (pick-up on notification) 6pm - 9pm


Friday 11/30 Football - CIF Play-offs - Semi Finals @ TBD 7:30pm

December ‘07

Saturday 12/1 Football - CIF Play-offs - Semi Finals @ TBD 7:30pm

Saturday 12/1 SCSBOA Marching Band Championship TBD

Monday 12/3 ALL Bands - Parent Booster Meeting 7:30pm

Monday 12/3 Donation Letter Campaign Begins

Thursday 12/6 Jazz Band “A” @ Virco Manufacturing (Subject to change per Virco)

TBD

Friday 12/7 Football - CIF Play-offs - Finals @ TBD 7:30pm

Fri/Sat/Sun 12/14-16 SHS Spartan Band Caroling TBD

12/13,14 or 15 Jazz Band Event TBD

Wednesday 12/19 Choir Holiday Concert Band (Location TBD) TBD

Concert Band & Wind Ensemble Photo Day TBD

Jazz Band Photo Day TBD

Legend:

2007-2008 Band Activity Calendar Updated: 6/29/2007

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