Colorguard
Being in Guard these past two years has been a great experience. I really learned many things I never thought I would be able to do; I fell in love with this sport, because that’s what is. The running, the dancing, the movements, and to top it off I care so much for the members I got to work with. I am looking forward to another amazing year where I can learn more then what I know now. The teamwork is highly important to be made, where there is boundaries between the friendship and priorities. Which include learning routines, helping one another, and improve mistakes. It is amazing how one group of students with many differences and distinct personalities can work together to achieve one goal in front of a live audience during marching and winter guard season. However, for this upcoming year I really want to go all out much more then the last. I want to challenge myself; I will definitely show the true leadership skills I know I have. I’ve given my all in everything I do and demonstrated while participating in other extracurricular activities. I’m a strong speaker and I always do what I am told. I believe I have the qualifications needed to be captain for the 2010-2011 color guard season(s). I know I’ve had the experience in leading a group like this and not only have I led the guard out into a performance I’ve also taken charge in most of my extracurricular activities I’ve stage managed performances, helped in properties, and ran sound for my previous theater arts/choir performances so taking charge really won’t be something new me. I’ve learned from my previous experience, which have helped me surpass my challenges in now a day situations. Being honest with my fellow members, my director(s) and choreographer(s), with the hard work and time we put in there’s no way we can keep anything away from each other the guard as a whole opens up to one another and becomes a big family over time which at the end pays off with that feeling of