In the past year in band I believe I have contributed a lot to the band. Junior year I broke out of my shell and became more vocal during the season. This season I contributed to help my superiors teach and guide the ones struggling with their learning. I also believe I have contributed to make Marching Band even more fun. At football games I am one of the most spirited and the most “hyped”. This contributes to me being more engaged into the football games and our pep tune music so our football team can come out on top. I believe My contribution at football games also made other students be more confident at football games. For example, a freshman in my section was nervous about being “lit” at football games. But when a member of my section and I helped him feel comfortable in the stands rooting on the football team.
In the past year I feel band has contributed a lot to the most out of any other year. This is because as a junior I was focused on the next step after junior and
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My most prominent leadership position in my life was Senior Patrol Leader for Boy Scouts. This position is the single highest position for a scout. I was senior patrol leader at the age of 13, two years after becoming a scout. I beat out scouts older than me and more experienced than me. When I was Senior Patrol Leader I organized camping trips, flag ceremonies, organized every meeting until my position ended, and had to communicate plans every Monday night. As Senior Patrol Leader we won Boy Scout Camp’s best troop for the week. With my knowledge of Boy Scouts I know how to communicate plans, organize day to day, and long term. I also know how to deal with students struggling to learn new concepts. Boy Scouts has also taught me how to deal with brats that think they’re the boss of everyone. My previous leadership positions will be beneficial to the marching
My most prominent leadership position in my life was Senior Patrol Leader for Boy Scouts. This position is the single highest position for a scout. I was senior patrol leader at the age of 13, two years after becoming a scout. I beat out scouts older than me and more experienced than me. When I was Senior Patrol Leader I organized camping trips, flag ceremonies, organized every meeting until my position ended, and had to communicate plans every Monday night. As Senior Patrol Leader we won Boy Scout Camp’s best troop for the week. With my knowledge of Boy Scouts I know how to communicate plans, organize day to day, and long term. I also know how to deal with students struggling to learn new concepts. Boy Scouts has also taught me how to deal with brats that think they’re the boss of everyone. My previous leadership positions will be beneficial to the marching