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The band looked and sounded great during the Labor Day Parade in Princeton today. You can see all of the photos in the photo gallery here. Have any photos you would like to share during the season? Let us know in the comments, or share them on the Princeton Bands Boosters Facebook wall
Halftime Photos from Wood Memorial Game are available.
See below or click the photo gallery link above.
The football game vs. Tecumseh on Friday, August 12th is a scrimmage, so the band will not be performing at halftime this Friday.
The first performance will be at the football game next Friday, August 19th. Report time for that game is (at this time) 5pm. Changes will be noted here on the site if that changes.
This year’s show shirts are ready to order!
All marching band and color guard members will be provided (no additional cost to them) with one Princeton Marching Tigers t-shirt, to be worn before and after contests, and at other times designated by the Band/Color guard Directors.
Students may also order additional t-shirts and/or hoodies at their own expense, using the order form they received at rehearsal (click here to download a copy).
Parents, family members, and friends are also encouraged to order an item for themselves to wear to football games, and contests etc. in a show of support for the Princeton Marching Tigers. The shirt and hoodies are white this year.
T-Shirts: Sizes Adult S – XL — $10.00 XXL — $12.00 XXXL — $14.00
Hooded Sweatshirts: Sizes Adult S – XL — $20.00 XXL — $22.00 XXXL — $24.00
Payment is due at the time of order. Checks should be made out to: Princeton Band Boosters.
Order forms and payment should be returned to Amber May or Jeff May (dropped off at band room) no later than August 4th @ 9:00 p.m.
This will be the only order for extra shirts.
email boosters@princetonbands.com with any questions.
Band camp is winding down for the 2011 season. A lot of work has been done installing drill and leaning music for this years show and a lot is yet to be done. The marchers are working hard and that will pay off on the field! Last night was the ‘Light Drill’ where the marchers and guard put down their instruments and flags and replace them with flashlights. Mr. Hyneman turns the field lights off and the band performs their drill with only the flashlights. Not only is it fun but it also shows how much they have learned their drill without the musical cues.
A big THANK YOU to all staff and volunteers this week. Your work is very much appreciated.
More photos below of rehearsal this week and of the ‘light drill’
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