Marching Uniforms
The MtH Marching Unit considers it an honor to wear the marching uniform. The uniform is a sign of commitment and represents the Mt. Hebron High School of the past, present, and future. Care of the uniform is the responsibility of the student. An inspection is held before each performance; disciplinary actions are taken for not wearing the uniform properly and for improper actions while in uniform. When you are in uniform, you are not looked upon as an individual, but as a member of our Band Program... past and present. Remember, from the moment you arrive to the moment you leave, you represent all of those that have come before you, all of those present with you, and all of those that hope to follow you. What type of impression are we leaving?
The complete uniform consists of the school issued materials, supplemented with materials provided by the student. Only materials outlined below will be accepted. No substitutions will be accepted.
The MtH Marching Unit considers it an honor to wear the marching uniform. The uniform is a sign of commitment and represents the Mt. Hebron High School of the past, present, and future. Care of the uniform is the responsibility of the student. An inspection is held before each performance; disciplinary actions are taken for not wearing the uniform properly and for improper actions while in uniform. When you are in uniform, you are not looked upon as an individual, but as a member of our Band Program... past and present. Remember, from the moment you arrive to the moment you leave, you represent all of those that have come before you, all of those present with you, and all of those that hope to follow you. What type of impression are we leaving?
The complete uniform consists of the school issued materials, supplemented with materials provided by the student. Only materials outlined below will be accepted. No substitutions will be accepted.
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PERCUSSION
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COLOR GUARD
The specific uniform for the Color Guard will be determined with the guard staff as we work through band camp.
The specific uniform for the Color Guard will be determined with the guard staff as we work through band camp.
MARCHING UNIFORM CARE GUIDELINES
As a member of the MtHMU, students will be issued a marching uniform for use throughout the season. These uniforms represent a considerable financial investment on behalf of the MtHMU Boosters, Inc., as neither the school, nor the county contributes funds toward the purchase of replacement uniforms. The funds collected for marching uniform repair and maintenance each year are used to repair and replace marching uniforms for the entire marching unit. This uniform is your responsibility while in your care.
SOCKS
If the uniform is not returned, the following charges will be assessed by the HCPSS and, if not paid, can prevent students from receiving prom tickets, transcripts, and diplomas. Replacement costs are as follows...
If you have any questions, contact the Uniform Committee Chair, Diane Interrante, at
As a member of the MtHMU, students will be issued a marching uniform for use throughout the season. These uniforms represent a considerable financial investment on behalf of the MtHMU Boosters, Inc., as neither the school, nor the county contributes funds toward the purchase of replacement uniforms. The funds collected for marching uniform repair and maintenance each year are used to repair and replace marching uniforms for the entire marching unit. This uniform is your responsibility while in your care.
SOCKS
- Black (Dress) Socks are required and must reach at least mid-calf. No ankle length or no show socks!
- Shoes can be cleaned with warm soapy water and shined further using window cleaner.
- Shoes are not permitted in the garment bag!
- Gloves are worn by all members of the ensemble except percussion. The uniform maintenance fee covers the cost of (2) two pairs of gloves. We suggest that one pair is used for practice and one pair is used for performances. Additional gloves are $2.50 per pair.
- DO NOT let the cuffs of the pants drag on the ground or catch on your shoes. Adjust your suspenders, hem your pants (with the assistance of a Parent Volunteer), or exchange them for better fitting pants. Students returning pants with frayed cuffs will be assessed an additional fee to cover repairs.
- An inspection takes place before every performance. Students dressed improperly will not be allowed to perform.
- Instructions for hanging the uniform following each performance are given. No one is permitted to leave until all materials are PROPERLY stored.
- Uniforms that are wet will be hung to dry on chairs in the band room to avoid damaging the uniform.
- Uniforms are to be transported in the school issued garment bag.
- Uniform jackets and pants will need to be dry cleaned throughout the season. More information on dry-cleaning responsibilities will follow.
- Size changes - Hemming - Alterations: DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES CUT THE FABRIC OR PERMANENTLY ALTER THE UNIFORM. If you require a different size, please contact the parent volunteers to exchange your uniform or to assist you with temporary alterations.
- If you find that there is damage to your uniform, please inform the parent volunteers immediately.
- Following any performance, your first responsibility is to make sure that your equipment and uniform are put away correctly. After this is done, you are free to socialize.
If the uniform is not returned, the following charges will be assessed by the HCPSS and, if not paid, can prevent students from receiving prom tickets, transcripts, and diplomas. Replacement costs are as follows...
- Jacket - $309
- Pants - $130
- Shako - $75
- Garment Bag - $15
If you have any questions, contact the Uniform Committee Chair, Diane Interrante, at