To help develop a clear-thinking
American Citizen |
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 Learn
proper sense of values
Develop
good work habits
Assume
responsibility
Develop
proper competitive spirit
Develop a
cooperative attitude
Develop a
winner's attitude = self discipline,
desire, dedication, and determination |
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To work for a continuous musical growth
in the school and community |
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To
develop an appreciation of good music
To
encourage high standards of musical
performance
To
maintain a well-organized instrumental
program
To
encourage the student to continue his
musical experiences after high school. |
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To continue to the spirit and the
morale of the school through the pep
rallies and football game performances. |
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To develop co-operation and team work
to a degree not possible in academic
subjects. |
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A superior band helps to develop
character, good behavior and provides
students with an ideal "out" for their
energies |
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In addition to the rewards from
discipline and hard work one also
belongs to a band because its fun. There
is a genuine exhilaration in making
music,
in playing a concert, in being part
of a thrilling half-time football show,
in leading a parade down the street and
in being able to be part of a uniformed
band. An amazingly high percent of
American scientists and people of note
have played in a band. |
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