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Becoming Section Leader Analysis

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First of all, I wish that I could’ve gotten to know you better. Though with the little knowledge that I know, you are a very smart, hard working and talented person. I believe that with these three things you will go very far. It seemed like you were one of the few people that I know of that didn’t have any troubles. You are a great marcher and a great Clarinet player. Though you may be a good marcher and player there is still room for improvement because you’re not perfect yet. I hope I made band fun for you because my hope of becoming section leader was only to make the freshman do it again next year. My freshman year my section leader hated me and she was terrible. If it hadn’t been for the juniors I would’ve quite. I hope you do band the

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