Marching 200 Reflection

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Over the last three years that I have been in the Marching 200, I have learned many great lessons that have made me into a strong leader. For example, punctuality. I always try to be half an hour early to band practices because it allows me extra time to get onto the field and have all of my supplies. Even if I am coming to practice late due to a field hockey practice, I will be running to get on the field to get as much time in as possible. Another example of leadership I have learned this year comes from leading our clarinet choir. I would always remind everyone of the rehearsals and I would encourage the other clarinets to practice with fun rewards like gold star stickers. When we rehearsed, I would set a metronome and listen to the others

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