Nov. 3, 2016, meeting
started at 6:31
Present are Tasha
Miller, Jennifer Petersen, Wendy
Burnett, Jennifer Vogelzang, Amy Fox, Carrie Holtrop, Steve Menefee, Laura
Reynolds, Carlos Angulo, Julie Scholten, Penny Walker, & Lisa Drinkwater
Reading of Minutes: Wendy Burnett approved October’s meeting minutes
Jennifer Vogelzang 2nd it after the correction of Jenniifer
Petersen’s last name.
Director’s Report: Attendance has been the best this year than
ever before. Sectionals have split up to
practice more than ever and did a great job.
School parking lot needs a better reflective line for rehearsal. Mr. Menefee would like to be out with the
kids and would like to ask for a professional drill design for next year. He figured it should cost between $3,000 -
$4,000 to pay for a good drill design.
He would like to keep the band fee at $175 for a long time and would
like to get electronic material that would help the kids to be able to memorize
their parts in the program.
Treasurer’s
Report: $11,479 collected from
butterbraids and Disney down payment.
$19,810.69 total in checking.
$1,315 collected from 37 venders for Trinkets and Treasures booths. We no longer sell Haggen gift cards. One bounced check so far from a vender. We have 70 students, 16 chaperones, 2 others,
and Steve Menefee are going to Disneyland. Wendy Burnett is working closely
with the travel agent and the travel agency has been paid for the Disney trip.
Uniforms: Kids need to be checked for black socks, few
went out in the field with the socks they came with and forgot to change to the
black uniform socks. More gold buttons
may need to be purchased. There are many
uniforms that have missing buttons that have come off. Jennifer Petersen is not able to come in
during school time to have fittings for the students’ concert attire. Penny Walker stated that she can help with
the fittings. A schedule may need to be
set up so the students are able to sign up for their fittings during school.
Communications: It was stated that sending out minutes
under PDF and Word would be best.
Volunteer: Good reviews on
the volunteer sign up program and people like how it automatically sends out a
reminder to the volunteers. Still need a
volunteer for drum major stand in Tumwater, but one of the kids stated that he
would be able to do it if no one volunteered.
Unfinished Business: Butterbraids
sold 472 & brought in over $6,000; 12’s sold 67; See’s Candy has very few
boxes left out of the 9 cases.
New Business: Trinkets and
Treasures- band students will be selling swags along with the FFA selling
wreathes and poinsettias. Details will
have to be worked out on cost and how we will work with the FFA. It was brought
up that we can reserve a booth for FFA/band to have presales. Carlos Angulo has a Seahawks Fire Pit that he
built and would like to have it raffled off to raise money for the kids. It was thought that it could be at a booth by
the Band Booster’s bake sale. Kids, by
state law, can’t sell the tickets.
Laura Reynolds asked for no more than $200 for advertising and is
working on getting the Trinkets and treasures on the I-5 sign by freeway. She has found many free advertising ways for
this event. Yankee candles may be the
next fund raiser for the holidays done by on-line only.
Meeting ended at 7:40 p.m.
Nov 15 Disneyland Payment Due
$185
18 Set up for Trinkets & Treasures
Dec 5 Winter Band Concert
Jan 17 Disneyland Payment Due $185