Band Description

“The Marching Band is one of the public faces of our school, and in some settings (like parades), the only public face. If our marching band looks good, our whole school looks good.” - This is the essence of some words spoken by our former band director, Nick Greeson. We all know it to be true. It is much responsibility in the hands of a small group of students. They deserve our support, and we give it gladly and with enthusiasm. This is the goal of this site.


This site is unofficial, maintained by a Band Booster, and not endorsed by the Indian River School District or Sussex Central High School.

Saturday, June 29, 2013

Car Wash


We held a car wash today at Hardees in Georgetown.  Less than perfect weather, but a few clouds did not dampen our spirits.

Thank you Hardees for allowing us to use your parking lot.  It was the perfect set up.








We may not have gotten a lot of traffic off of Rt 113, but it was not the fault of these tireless and enthusiastic sign holders.






















There was some Frisbee action during the down time.  Turns out Mr. Timmons is the best Frisbee thrower EVER.






We may try to have another car wash in Millsboro later in July. 

Thank you all for coming!


Saturday, June 15, 2013

Car Wash Fundraiser

Car Wash
Hardees in Georgetown
 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
June 29

Proceeds will benefit Sussex Central High School Band



Wednesday, June 12, 2013

Drum Major

News!

Announcing the 
Golden Knights Marching Band Drum Major 
for 2013-14.  

Congratulations 
Melissa Shevitz!





Note to subscribers... not sure why, but the other day you may have gotten an email about The St. Patrick's Day Parade.  Sorry about that.  It was a glitch.

Saturday, June 8, 2013

Marching Band Open House

Golden Knights Marching Band Open House
SCHS Band Room 
June 10, 2013
6:30 - 8:00 pm 
2013 Field Show Announcement, Reading Session, and Color Guard Clinic
This is for high school students AND 8th graders who plan to participate in (or are just entertaining the idea of) Marching Band for the 2013-2014 school year.
Please spread the word to anyone you think may be interested.

Saturday, June 1, 2013

Thanks to the Robbs

Senior Night with Alex

My wife and I met Lana Robb at the first band parent meeting of the 2012-13 school year.  She was taking notes, as this was her second year serving as secretary of the Band Boosters.  There was a request for help for the football games, so Tina and I showed up at the next game.

Lana holding banner (right side of picture).
St. Patrick's Day Parade 2012
We had no idea what boosters did, so we followed the lead of Lana and Jeff and the other boosters during the preparation for the games.  While Lana and others finished cleaning up the meal before the game, Jeff would typically start the process of setting up the bleachers for the home games, or loading the trailer for away games. They both hustled around equipment, and spurred the band into motion if necessary.

Jeff had the sometimes nerve wracking task of pulling the trailer to games and parades, as he had the previous year.  We often rode with the Robbs, and were thankful Jeff was driving in the unfamiliar territory with a trailer in tow.  But he was always at ease in this, having had lots of practice in the pulling of trailers with his irrigation business.

Lana was a mother of sorts to the whole band.  She would make sure everyone was properly attired.  Despite her efforts, once in a while someone would show up at an event without their jacket or some piece of equipment.  At the St. Patrick's Day Parade in 2013, she hiked blocks and blocks from the staging area to where the bus was parked to retrieve some band equipment which had been left on the bus.

The Robbs were always there.  They were always willing do whatever needed to be done.  They worked tirelessly and cheerfully.

Jeff at the St. Patrick's Day Parade 2013 w/ Ms. Snarsky
The Robbs made being a band booster much more than just work.  They became our friends.  They added a dimension of camaraderie to being a band booster that we had not anticipated.  Tina and I said many times during the year "We are really going to miss The Robbs next year."  We didn't just mean we would miss their effort.  We would miss their friendship.

The Robbs will continue going to football games, but those will be Alex's college games with East Carolina University in Greenville, NC.



Thank you Jeff and Lana.  Your heart to serve and your love for the students has been a pleasure to witness.  You have taught us well.  You will be in our minds for years to come.  We wish you well in the next chapter of your lives.


Brent Timmons
Band Boosters