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TAKE NOTE June 2020 VOLUME 13 ISSUE 10 JOHN HERSEY HIGH SCHOOL BANDS NEWSLETTER Another “Congrat’s” and “Thank You” I will extend another “congratulations” and “thank you” to our graduating Seniors for four great years in our program. It was a privilege to teach you. Thank you very much for ALL that you have contributed to our program - keep playing your instruments and enjoying music! Thank you, also, to all of our families that contributed in some way, big or small to our program. The Awards Banquet was a strange, yet appropriate end to such a bizarre and challenging school year. I hope that everyone enjoyed it.

JOHN HERSEY HIGH SCHOOL BANDS NEWSLETTERJun 05, 2020  · Recording Secretary: Debbie Popp Julie will be continuing as your 2020-2021 HIA President, Jen Schmidt will be continuing

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  • TAKE NOTEJune 2020 VOLUME 13 ISSUE 10

    JOHN HERSEY HIGH SCHOOL BANDS NEWSLETTER

    Another “Congrat’s” and “Thank You”

    I will extend another “congratulations” and “thank you” to our graduating Seniors for four great years in our program.  It was a privilege to teach you.  Thank you

    very much for ALL that you have contributed to our program -  keep playing your instruments and enjoying music!  Thank you, also, to all of our families that

    contributed in some way, big or small to our program. The Awards Banquet was a strange, yet appropriate end to such a bizarre and challenging school year.  I

    hope that everyone enjoyed it. 

  • Parent AppreciationHersey Instrumental Association Executive Board

    FreshmanStudents Changing Instruments

    Outstanding Class Members:Freshman

    Nina Dimitrijevic, Caden Lagman, Lucas Miller, Michael Orszulak, Jake Podvrsan, Felix WeirichSophomore

    Ferhat Abat, David Balut, Evelyn Browning, Elizabeth Doulas, Tyler Graf, Charlie Schmidt, Will Schmidt, Colin Stanhope, Zhivko Zhekov

    JuniorSarah Church, Tommy Frankenberger. Andy Hahn, Won Jun Lee, Clara Menninga, Maura Schaefer, Will Steininger

    SeniorDominic Borrelli, Jake Esposito, Nina Gillespie, Isa Hahn, Michal Juscinski, Frank Karigan, Tyler Nishimura, Luke

    Podvrsan, Jesse Popp, Aaron Siegel

    Most Improved Class Members:Freshman

    Jacob Bigelow, Armando Celaya, Josh Hartman, Theodora Katsis, Andrew Moss, Logan Rotkovich, Maya Szymczak, Alaina ValeraSophomore

    Sean Cunningham, Julia Derbick, Ana Downing, Ryan Faley, Claire Gao, Elliot Kaminsky-Rabin, Lucy Mathy, Ally Ohr, Paige Settersten, Adam Stanhope, Bill Waltz

    JuniorSusie Byrom, Bryan Forrest, Nicole Lyskawka, Emily Madden, Jack O’Brien, Lucas Sprague

    SeniorBertin Guzman, Hyun Kyu Lee, Lynn Marasigan

    Solo/Ensemble Superior Rating Recipients118 entries/70 Superior Ratings

    Solo/Ensemble Best of the DaySarah Church, Tommy Frankenberger, Ferhat Abat, Andy Hahn, Won Jun Lee

    School District 214 Honors Band and OrchestraBand: Dominic Borrelli, Evie Browning, Nina Gillespie, Michal Juscinski, Won Jun Lee, Clara Menninga, Luke

    Podvrsan, Erin Rodriguez, David Sable, Maura Schafer, Aaron SiegelOrchestra: Sarah Church, Ana Downing, Frank Karigan, Tyler Nishimura, Ferhat Abat, David Balut, Colin Stanhope,

    Andy Hahn, Jake Esposito, Jesse Popp Illinois All-District VII Jazz Ensemble/Band/Orchestra

    BAND/ORCHESTRA: Frank Karigan, Luke Podvrsan, Tyler Nishimura, David Balut, Erin Rodriguez, Andy Hahn, Nina Gillespie, Michael Juscinski, Dominic Borrelli, Charlie Schmidt, Won Jun Lee

    JAZZ ENSEMBLE: Luke Podvrsan, Jake Esposito, Tommy Frankenberger, David Balut, Maura Schafer, Won Jun Lee, Tyler Graf, Andrey Pikovskiy, David Sable, Colin Stanhope

    Illinois All-State Band MembersDominic Borrelli. Nina Gillespie, Won Jun Lee, Luke Podvrsan,

    Most Spirited Band Member Outstanding Concert Band MemberNina Gillespie Samer BarakatMost Improved Concert Band Member Most Improved Symphonic Band MemberJulia Derbick, Maya Szymczak Ryan Faley, Claire GaoLouis Armstrong Jazz Award Outstanding Service AwardLuke Podvrsan Frank Karigan, Aaron SiegelJohn Philip Sousa AwardDominic Borrelli, Nina Gillespie

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    In the event that Illinois opens to allow bands to congregate, rehearse and perform like Indiana and Ohio, there will be a late summer concert of the music prepared through April and May, in addition to a celebration of our Class of 2020.  Stay tuned for more information as our COVID-19 world

    continues to evolve.

    Color Guard Auditions!

    Late Summer Concert

    This vital component to our marching band will hold auditions in

    mid to late-July (or earlier) when the

    quarantine is relaxed. We need

    some serious recruitment this

    year!

    Smartmusic web-based app and Ultimate Drill Book 2020DO NOT RENEW YOUR SMARTMUSIC “CLASSIC” OR NEW APPLICATION for 2020-2021! 

    I will be purchasing smartmusic subscriptions for everyone this year as part of your band fee – it’s a bit cheaper this way. ALSO, as part of your band fee, we will be enrolling you in Ultimate Drill Book, which is an app to use with your phone. You will now use your phones to learn drill.  We will NOT be purchasing lanyards for the phones this year, they will need to keep them in pockets (not tucked into their waist) AND the best news for Mr. C – he gets a notification when you leave this application on

    your phone during rehearsal.  **smiley face***

    2021 Chicagoland Band Festival date will be Saturday, April 10

    2020-21 Band Schedule is attached on page 13

    MANY CHANGES TO NEXT YEAR’S CALENDAR DUE TO LATE THANKSGIVING AND

    GRADUATION/PROM ANNUAL

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    I know that I speak for the entire Board when I express my deep disappointment that we could not properly celebrate the year’s band program accomplishments together with the graduating seniors. I want to personally congratulate the Graduating Seniors for their many accomplishments in the past four years. It’s been great watching you work hard, enjoy and support one another and grow exponentially. I encourage each of you to continue learning and growing – be bold in your pursuits and keep music in your hearts!

    I want to thank everyone for the honor of serving you in my role as HIA President this past year. I thoroughly enjoyed supporting our program and students and am deeply humbled and appreciative of the great people and experiences that HIA and the Band Program provided.

    To my fellow Board Members, HIA is deeply indebted to your heroic efforts and service to the Band Program. Your time, talent, creativity and commitment to ensuring that our students experience was as rich as it could be is deeply appreciated!

    Vice President: Julie Siegel Treasurer: Eric Junkel Corresponding Secretary: Jen Schmidt Project Chairs: Jenny Stanhope & Margo Pasek Recording Secretary: Debbie Popp

    Julie will be continuing as your 2020-2021 HIA President, Jen Schmidt will be continuing as Corresponding Secretary, and Jenny Stanhope will be continuing as Project Chair next year – thank you so much for your hard work in the past year and for your continued support!

    Please welcome our incoming Vice President Mark Kaiser, Treasurer David Waltz, and Recording Secretary Amy Grabowski. The program is in very capable hands! Please support them and the program by continuing to stay up to date with the newsletters, email blasts and reminds and by attending the General Board Meetings, asking questions, sharing your ideas, and by volunteering. Remember the purpose of HIA is to enrich the student experience by helping the program “be all that it can be”!

    Todd [email protected]

    mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]

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    Thank you to the many volunteers this past year; the program would not be the same without your efforts. A special thanks to the Committee Chairs, your commitment of time, thoughtfulness, sweat and (sometimes) tears does not go unnoticed – you are GREATLY APPRECIATED!

    To the band families – thank you for sponsoring the band, supporting your students, encouraging them and celebrating their accolades. Please continue to support the program by volunteering, offering to shadow or chair a position – I promise you that you will get everything out of it that you put in, and more – and your students will learn the power of volunteerism through your efforts – no job is too small, do not be intimidated!

    I’d like to thank Mr. Casagrande for his leadership, not just this year, but every year. The Hersey Band program is truly magnificent – the lessons that you and the private lesson teachers teach, the experiences and accomplishments individually and collectively you have provided will remain with our students the rest of their lives.

    As I sign off, I’d like to once again congratulate our graduating seniors! Please work hard, be your best self and get outside of your comfort zone. It’s through challenging ourselves that we learn, grow and achieve fulfillment and happiness – and I wish you that above all!

    Have a great summer everyone, warmest regards!

    For Symphonic Band: Recognition of IMEC performance in January and

    Superstate Honor Band

    Our Board of Education would like to acknowledge your accomplishment and invite you to view a special presentation that will be shown during the meeting. Even though we're unable to do this in person due to these unprecedented times, we invite you and your

    family and friends to watch virtually as we recognize you at the June 11 Board meeting beginning at 7 p.m.

    Normally, we would present you with a certificate. In this case, your certificate(s) will be sent to your school for organized pick up. You will be notified by your school when this

    will happen. The link for viewing the presentation will be displayed on the District's website on the

    morning of the 11th at https://www.d214.org/boardmeeting.

    Please mark this on your calendars! Mr. C.

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    2020-21 Marching Huskie Student Leadership Team 

    Drum MajorsClara MenningaBryan ForrestAna Downing

    Section LeadersFlutes: Maura Schafer, EveAnne Oremlund

    Clarinets and Bass Clarinets: Emily Madden, Claire Gao

    Saxes: Tommy Frankenberger, Ruby Rodriguez, Bill Waltz

    French Horn: Ferhat Abat, Elizabeth Doulas

    Trumpets: David Balut, Colin Stanhope, Elliot Kaminsky-Rabin

    Trombone/Baritone/Tuba: Andy Hahn, Julian Spire, Will Steininger

    Percussion: Won Jun Lee (Captain), Charlie Schmidt, Molly Leno, Sarah

    Church

    2020-2021 JHHS Jazz Ensembles This roster is dependent upon class and

    activity schedules LISTED IN ALPHA ORDER ONLY

    Jazz Ensemble I: Saxophones:

    Zhivko Zhekov, alto Tommy Frnakenberger, alto

    Michael Orzsulak, Tenor Armando Celaya, Tenor

    Bill Waltz, Bari Trombones: Andy Hahn David Sable

    Jake Podvrsan Sean Cunningham, Bass

    Trumpets: Ferhat Abat

    David Balut – co-lead Colin Stanhope – co-lead

    Will Schmidt Rhythm Section

    Andrey Pilovskiy, Maura Schafer - Piano Adam Blenderman, Logan Rotkovski - Bass

    Won Jun Lee, Tyler Graf - Set Jazz Ensemble II:

    Saxophones: Jack Barrett

    Gabi Fiorenza Zach Kaplani

    Vinnie Kwasnik Kyle Stegman

    Vlad Yatsyshyn Trombones: Kyle Cramer Luke Fuller

    Sara Grabowski Jack Hasche Kate Kaiser Trumpets: Billy Beck

    Julia Derbick Thomas McDonough

    Felix Weirch Rhythm Section

    Isaac Stutzman -Piano Gabi Fiorenza - Guitar Maddie Ernst - Bass

    Caden Lagmen, Adam Stanhope - Drum Set Aiden Temple – Aux Perc, drum set

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    We would like to thank all of the committee chairpeople for volunteering their time and talent to the band this year. ** Indicates that this committee member is “graduating” from band. 

    Band Camp Kits - Debbie Popp **Hydration - Kathleen Rodriguez **Equipment and Road Crew - Matthew HahnBand Camp & Clinician Meals - Julie SiegelCookie Bakers - Soha BarakatCompetition Meals - Kathleen Rodriguez **Jazz Night and Marching Party - Debbie Popp ** and Holly SchaferPicnic - Matthew and Zuly HahnTickets - Shannon Kersemeier **Hospitality - Todd and Julie NiemiecPhotography/Videography - Ahbijit Dhore, Irene Yatsyshyn, Peter Jezioro, and Mark FullerChaperones - Irene Gillespie **Uniforms - Moira Menninga, Jennifer Faley, Jennifer Stanhope, and Jen SchmidtSpiritwear - Amy GrabowskiCheesecakes - Lauri Drake **Magazine Sale - Margo Pasek **Cookies by the Pound - Lisa Borrelli **

    Band Banquet - Moira MenningaDine N’ Share - Cathy WaltzSponsorships - Jennifer StanhopeScrip - Reeta Chhabria and Theresa NishimuraLanyards - Maureen PodvrsanSocial Media - Irene Gillespie **PR - Amy ChurchWebmaster - Jen SchmidtIn Good Taste - Irene and Clay Gillespie **DVD - Margo Pasek **

    Thank you to our members who are concluding their time on the HIA board: Todd Niemiec, Debbie Popp, Margo Pasek, and Eric Junkel. We truly appreciate all of the time you have donated to the band.

    A Message from the Vice President

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    We welcome our new committee members and shadows for next year:

    Band Camp Kits - Amy SlowinskieHydration - Zuly HahnEquipment and Road Crew - Mark Fuller to shadow Matthew HahnCompetition Meals - Margie O’Brien Chaperones - Zuly Hahn Cookies by the Pound - Soha Barakat and Justyna Weirich Lanyards - Kim FullerPR - Amy ChurchIn Good Taste - Moira Menninga 

    —I’m very sorry if I inadvertently excluded any volunteers, or misspelled any names.

    We are still looking for committee chairs for the magazine sale, cheesecake sale, marching party/jazz night, tickets, hospitality, social media, and the end of year DVD. We are also looking for committee members for In Good Taste and CICBF. Please let me know if you would like to learn more about any of the open chair positions.

    Thank you the following CICBF committee members who are writing applications for the Music For All Advocacy awards: Jennifer Schmidt, Karrie Tansor-Graff, Doris Downing, Julie Siegel, and Todd Niemiec. 

    I hope that you are staying safe during this time. 

    Julie [email protected]

    mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]

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    See flyer below for more information.

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    Attention Hersey Band Families – Do you shop at Amazon? Do you know that you can designate a portion of your Amazon purchase price to benefit Hersey Instrumental Association by using AmazonSmile every time you shop?

    What is AmazonSmile? AmazonSmile is a simple and automatic way for you to support Hersey Instrumental Association every time you shop, at no cost to you. When you shop at smile.amazon.com you’ll find the exact same low prices, vast selection and convenient shopping experience as Amazon.com, with the added bonus that Amazon will donate a portion of the purchase price to Hersey Instrumental Association.

    How do I shop at AmazonSmile? To shop at AmazonSmile simply go to smile.amazon.com from the web browser on your computer or mobile device. You may also want to add a bookmark to smile.amazon.com to make it even easier to return and start your shopping at AmazonSmile.

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    Can I use my existing Amazon.com account on AmazonSmile? Yes, you use the same account on Amazon.com and AmazonSmile. Your shopping cart, Wish List, wedding or baby registry, and other account settings are also the same.

    How do I select Hersey Instrumental Association to support when shopping on AmazonSmile? On your first visit to AmazonSmile (smile.amazon.com), you need to select Hersey Instrumental Assn Inc. to receive donations from eligible purchases before you begin shopping. Amazon will remember your selection, and then every eligible purchase you make at smile.amazon.com will result in a donation.

    How much of my purchase does Amazon donate? The AmazonSmile Foundation will donate 0.5% of the purchase price from your eligible AmazonSmile purchases. From time to time, Amazon may offer special, limited time promotions that increase the donation amount on one or more products or services.

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    Band Camp/Summer/Fall Calendar 20-21!!

    READ CAREFULLY and plan accordingly

    This year’s rehearsal schedule will be identical to last year’s summer schedule. Please mark your calendars ASAP. Next Fall, the marching band will be competing in four competitions, noted below. In July/August, particularly 7/29-8/7, we will be learning 75% of what is performed throughout the Fall season. Many of the section Olympic activities will fall on August 10-11 this year. A small portion of the June rehearsal time will be spent preparing for the July 4th parade. A majority of the June rehearsal time will be spent preparing Fall season material and fundamentals. Therefore, regardless of attendance at the July 4th parade, June/July rehearsals are EXTREMELY important. Absences from Summer dates: In the event of family vacations that conflict with June rehearsals, an explanation of conflict should be directed to Mr. C from the parents as soon as possible. Any summer music camps are also excused; notify Mr. C immediately. Students should make sure that job schedules, etc. are adjusted. August band camp rehearsals are mandatory for all. Freshman are STRONGLY encouraged to not miss June rehearsals. Most of the learning of marching technique happens in June.

    Please adjust calendars and avoid conflicts with the following dates, particularly in late July/August

    JUNE (Students excused from these June/July dates in the event of family vacation, however missing these rehearsals makes August very challenging, particularly for incoming freshman)

    Prior to 6/16: THREE FRESHMAN/SECTION LEADERS REHEARSALS. 6-9PM 16 5:30-8:30 Section Leader dinner 17 5:30-9 Section Leaders 6-9pm Freshman only 18 5:30-9 Section Leaders 6-9pm Freshman only 23 5:30-9 Section Leaders 6-9pm ALL MEMBERS 24 6-9pm Freshman Only 5:30-9 Section Leaders 25 6-9pm ALL MEMBERS 5:30-9 Section Leaders

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    JULY July 2 6-9pm ALL MEMBERS 5:30-9 Section Leaders

    AUGUST July 27 (Mon) 11-12 New Section Leaders 12-4:30pm ALL Section Leaders July 28 (Tues) 10am-5pm ALL Section Leaders 12:30-5pm ALL Freshman 7/29-7/31 11:15 Section Leaders 12PM-9PM ALL 8/3-8/7 11:15 Section Leaders 12PM-9PM ALL 10 4-10PM Rehearsal and Section Olympics 11 5-9pm ALL 12 First day of school 14 5:00pm Report 6:30pm Picnic/Parent Fall Preview 22 (Sat) 1-5pm ALL

    Next Year’s Performances

    Home Football Games 9/11, 10/2, 10/16, 10/23

    Competitions •VJ Andrew Competition 9/19 •NIU Competition 9/26 •ISU state championships 10/17 •Bands of America Super Regional Championships October 23-24 at Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis, IN - Exact schedule TBA – may be overnight depending upon our Sat performance assignment

    SEE THE FULL SCHOOL YEAR BAND CALENDAR INCLUDED IN THIS NEWSLETTER on Page 13

  • 2020-21 Band Schedule is attached.This is all tentative based on the progression of COVID-19

    pandemic.  READ CAREFULLY!!!

    TENTATIVE 2020-2021 Band Calendar

    June/July (Students excused from these June/July dates in the event of family vacation, however missing these rehearsals makes August very challenging, particularly for incoming freshman)

    Prior to 6/16 THREE FRESHMAN REHEARSALS 6-9PM Section Leader report 5:30pm 16 Section Leader dinner 5:30-8:30 17 Section Leaders 5:30-9 Freshman only 6-9pm 18 Section Leaders 5:30-9pm Freshman only 6-9pm 23 Section Leaders 5:30-9 ALL MEMBERS 6-9pm 24 Freshman Only 6-9pm Section Leaders 5:30-9 25 ALL MEMBERS 6-9pm Section Leaders 5:30-9 July 2 ALL MEMBERS 6-9pm Section Leaders 5:30-9

    July/August July 27 (Mon) New Section Leaders 11-12pm ALL section leaders 12-4:30pm 28(Tues) ALL Section Leaders 10am-5pm ALL Freshman 12:30-5pm 7/29-31 Section Leaders Report 11:15 ALL 12PM- 9PM 8/3-8/7 Section Leaders Report 11:15 ALL 12PM-9PM 10 ALL-Rehearsal and Band Section Olympics 4-10pm 11 ALL – rehearsal 5-9pm 12 (wed) First Day of School 12 FIRST Wednesday PM Rehearsal 6-8:45pm Drumline sectional 3:30-5pm Front Line percussion 5-6pm 14 Picnic/Parent Fall Preview Report 5pm Picnic and performance 6:30pm 22(Sat) Rehearsal 1-5pm (sectional&full rehearsal)

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  • September 1 HIA General Meeting 7:30pm 7 (TUES) Marching rehearsal (no wed rehearsal) 6-8:45pm 11 Homecoming Home Football Report 5:30 19 VJ Andrew Marching Competition all day/evening 26 Red and Black Classic – NIU Afternoon and Evening 28 Marching Rehearsal (Jewish students excused) 1-5pm

    October 2 Football Game Report 5:30 6 (TUES) Marching Rehearsal 6-8:45 7 No Wednesday night rehearsal IMEA District VII Auditions (select) 12(Mon) Marching Rehearsal 6-7:30pm 14 Marching Rehearsal 6-8:45pm 16 Football Game Report 5:30 17 State of IL Marching Championships All day/late night 21 End of the Season Marching Party 6:30pm 23 Home Football Report 6:30pm 23-24 MARCHING BAND TO BOA SUPER-REGIONAL IN INDY 26 Auditions begin 28 (Wed) End of the Season Marching Party 6:30pm

    November 3 HIA General Meeting/Small Ensemble Recital 7:30 pm 4 First Wednesday PM Symphonic Rehearsal 6-7:30pm 14 IMEA Dist 7 Music Festival(select students) All Day 21 District 7 Jazz Festival (select students) All Day 23 (mon) Jazz Night Club Concert - Jazz 1 and 2 7:00 pm

    December 1(Tues) Small Ensemble Holiday Concert Dress Rehearsal 6:30-7:30pm 4 ALL – Holiday Concert Dress Rehearsal 3:30-6pm 6(Sun) Holiday Concert 1 and 3pm 11 Holiday School Assembly 9:00 am

    January 5 (tues) Class resumes 6 First Wednesday PM Symphonic Rehearsal 6:30-8:30pm 12 HIA General Meeting/Jazz Combo performances 7:30 pm 15-16 Jazz I & II to Purdue University 27-30 IMEA All-State at Peoria (select) February 6 In Good Taste Adult Fundraiser 7-10 Jazz Ensemble II to New Trier Festival All Day 17 Symphonic Band Festival @ ORCHESTRA HALL 7:30 pm 22 2nd semester auditions begin 26 Inservice Day 27 Jazz I & II to Jazz in the Meadows All Day/Early Evening

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  • March 2 Dist 214 Honors Music Festival 7:30 pm @ Forest View (select) 9 Concert Band Festival @ BGHS 7:30 pm 13 MUNDELEIN JAZZ FESTIVAL ALL DAY 20 Spring Break begins 29 Classes resume

    April 7 Symphonic Band Rehearsal 6:30-8:30pm 8 Dress Rehearsal w/Mr. Keene-U of IL 7-8:30pm 9 Chicagoland Band Festival Set-up PM 10 Chicagoland Concert Band Festival All Day/Evening All students AND parents (1 per student) help 14 Solo and Ensemble Contest at Hersey 4-8:30pm 20 Spring Jazz Concert 7pm 25 (sun) Spring Music Dept Concert 3PM

    May 3 Concert Band concert with Thomas feeder schools 7pm 4 HIA General Meeting 7:30 pm 7 Formal Band Awards Banquet 8 Symphonic Band to Superstate All Day/Evening 17 Night of Percussion dress rehearsal 18 (Tues) Night of Percussion 19 (Wed) Graduation 27 Last Day of School 31 Memorial Day Parade

    *All dates/times subject to change. For most current calendar visit www.herseyband.com

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    2020-2021 HIA Board Members

    President: Julie Siegel Vice-president: Mark Kaiser

    Treasurer: David Waltz Project Chair: Jenny Stanhope

    Corresponding Secretary: Jen Schmidt Recording Secretary: Amy Grabowski

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