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6 reasons for volunteering for the Track & Cross Country Teams
Boosters:
#6 Who needs expensive
perfume/cologne when you can go home smelling like fried food?
#5 You get to watch the games
for FREE!
#4 Working a concession stand
is putting that college degree to good use!
#3 A 2 hour concession stand
shift is a great cardio workout (unless you eat the
“mistakes”).
#2 You get to eat the
mistakes!!!
#1 Taking a turn at the
concession stand is the EASIEST & CHEAPEST way of fundraising for
parents (NO selling/buying
calendars, raffle tickets, candy, restaurant cards, car washes…)! But
the catch is this….even though INDOOR season is now,
the boosters work the SPRING season concessions. The money raised goes
for all THREE programs (Cross Country, Indoor & Outdoor Track/Girls
& Boys). We have 15
scheduled times –NOT counting the play-offs (which will give us
extra dates to work!) We’re giving you a heads up now.
The Track & Cross
Country Boosters is needed to help make sure sufficient funding is available
for the necessary equipment, the coaching staff, camp tuitions, awards, and
championship mementos. All parents whose sons or daughters participate in
any of the three programs are encouraged to be active members of the
booster organization. The following parents were elected as the officers
& board members for the 2007-2008 school year:
President: Greg
Nakanishi 885-9579 gnak1@maine.rr.com
Vice President: Greg
Brown 423-4070 greg.brown@patriotsubaru.com
Treasurer: Donna Snyder 883-3310 dlscpa@maine.rr.com
Secretary: Sue Nakanishi 885-9579 snak@maine.rr.com
Rest of the
Board: Patty Schild 883-5598
maineiacs@juno.com
Jennifer Given
510-1516 jcgiven@mac.com
Eric
Jesseman
Scarboroughtrack.com
Coach Derek Veilleux
is the man behind this awesome website ! It is a
great source for following the teams (schedules, results,
records…). Check it out & look for future Booster News!
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Update 11/7/07
Parents please click
on email link so that I can have everyone’s email address. This
will make communication easier for everybody
Thanks,
Coach Veilleux
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