Marching Band Leadership 2006

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SaxyIrishTenor wrote:I've got serious issues with that split for a few reasons, the least of which is that my little (who plays tenor) is now the alto squad leader. Please don't get me started.
Hmm. I guess I didn't realize/remember that.

I know you said not to get you started, but I'm genuinely interested in your take-- not trying to start something, or anything like that. I thought it kinda made sense since they're about equal in numbers now, they play different parts, and they frequently end up marching in different areas of the field.
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FliccGirl wrote:
SaxyIrishTenor wrote:I've got serious issues with that split for a few reasons, the least of which is that my little (who plays tenor) is now the alto squad leader. Please don't get me started.
Hmm. I guess I didn't realize/remember that.

I know you said not to get you started, but I'm genuinely interested in your take-- not trying to start something, or anything like that. I thought it kinda made sense since they're about equal in numbers now, they play different parts, and they frequently end up marching in different areas of the field.
This is not the proper location for a discussion like this one.
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Damnit...let the drama fly!!!
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SaxyIrishTenor wrote:
FliccGirl wrote:
SaxyIrishTenor wrote:I've got serious issues with that split for a few reasons, the least of which is that my little (who plays tenor) is now the alto squad leader. Please don't get me started.
Hmm. I guess I didn't realize/remember that.

I know you said not to get you started, but I'm genuinely interested in your take-- not trying to start something, or anything like that. I thought it kinda made sense since they're about equal in numbers now, they play different parts, and they frequently end up marching in different areas of the field.
This is not the proper location for a discussion like this one.
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It's the Journey... wrote:Are we really going to have that few trombones this year that there is not a need for a squad leader in addition to a section leader? Oh for the days...
As of right now, there are only 3 definite returning trombones (all of which auditioned for leadership), with a possibility of only one other returning. Out of those 4, 3 of them will be second year marchers. So the bone section is going to be small in terms of returners. But I wonder if Dr. Hayward knows that a majority of the section will be nugeyes...I think if she did that would warrant two leadership positions. I know Lewis will do a great job, but it makes you wonder (and feel bad) why she did not pick one of the other auditioners.
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It fits in the plan to take over the world....do not question anything.....We shall rise from the ashes, and take over the world!

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SaxyIrishTenor wrote: I do not wish to join the arrogant chapter. Perhaps simply the card-carrying one? ;)
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Rightupinthere wrote:
SaxyIrishTenor wrote: I do not wish to join the arrogant chapter. Perhaps simply the card-carrying one? ;)
Card carrying and arrogant simply go hand in hand. It's like "four door sedan". They are synonymous.

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Falconfliccbone wrote: But I wonder if Dr. Hayward knows that a majority of the section will be nugeyes...I think if she did that would warrant two leadership positions.
She HAS to know - think about it. She has the list of returning vets... How could she NOT know what to expect?
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Its weird that they were either the biggest or one of the biggest sections last year because of all the vets. Now they have almost no vets returning leaving them very weak for the upcoming season. What pushed them all away?
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The Niz wrote:Its weird that they were either the biggest or one of the biggest sections last year because of all the vets. Now they have almost no vets returning leaving them very weak for the upcoming season. What pushed them all away?
Cayla will have to correct/clarify. But it feels to me as if a lot of them almost just don't know what to do without Brett as their section leader. :? That could be just my mistaken impression, though. Of course, classes and methods get in the way, too.
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I was hinting that they need Brett to function properly :twisted:
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The Niz wrote:I was hinting that they need Brett to function properly :twisted:
*shakes finger* :wink:

They only THINK they do.
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In any case they're all gone now :(
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FliccGirl wrote:
The Niz wrote:Its weird that they were either the biggest or one of the biggest sections last year because of all the vets. Now they have almost no vets returning leaving them very weak for the upcoming season. What pushed them all away?
Cayla will have to correct/clarify. But it feels to me as if a lot of them almost just don't know what to do without Brett as their section leader. :? That could be just my mistaken impression, though. Of course, classes and methods get in the way, too.
Most of your reasons were correct, but there is more. A majority of the trombones this year did not enjoy the leadership they had this year. Part of that can be attributed to Brett's outstanding leadership. In recent years, the bones had always been a close section because Brett compelled them to be. This year the leadership did not do that....often times the leadership members were the ones not attending section events. That lead to problems and lack of respect for their leadership.

Another reason is that most of the trombones did not enjoy band like they had in years past. I heard them say on many occasions that marching band was not as fun as it used to be. I know a good chunk of them did not like the way Dr. Hayward ran rehearsal, instead preferring the way Ryan Nowlin and Jason Sivill did. Another reason that could be was that they had a small...incident with Dr. Hayward in which she got rather upset at them, said something that no educator whould ever say (however funny it may be), which was one of several events that lead to many of the bones dislike for her.

As far as I know, only Rachel and Nathan are doing methods or student teaching. Several of them can not do it because their schedule is too busy, but most of them just do not want to come back.
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