Like so many other activities, it makes so many great memories and builds school spirit. Kase hopes for more involvement in the pep band in the future. It needs broader instrumentation. However, this increased involvement may depend on the currently absent funding. We need a budget to purchase equipment for the pep band, said Klish.
Some students have no access to the instrument so they quit.
In addition to hockey and basketball games, the pep band played for the Spud Bowl and homecoming football games. According to Klish, the pep band will need to own more of its own equipment to be able play any more football games. It s difficult to play at football games because of the weather, she said. Unlike other schools who play in the snow, our students own their own instruments and don t usually want to risk possibly ruining them. They can be really expensive.