Barrington Broncos Quarterback Club



Barrington Broncos Quarterback Club

Volunteering

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SPIRIT WEAR CLOTHING SALES

2010 Coordinator: Janet Asher & Cynthia Lindroth

Spirit Clothing will be sold at special events like the Kick-Off Meeting and Pep Rally, and at home games in the new stadium. Responsibilities include spending time with other parents while selling spirit wear during events (one and two hour time slots).

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PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT & SALES

2010 coordinator: Jerry Gentile

The BQBC provides a great program every year that features pictures of the football teams, marching band, color guard, cheerleaders and pom pom squads. We sell sponsorships to local businesses and family ads are also available. The BQBC needs volunteers to oversee the ad sales for 2010 and shadow with the current Program Coordinator and Sponsorship Coordinators, in putting together the 2010 program. The programs are sold at home games, if you are able to donate an hour or two to sell-please sign up.

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COMEDY NIGHT

2010 Coordinator: Lance Murdock

The second annual BHS Quarteback Club Comedy Night will be held toward the end of the summer. Probably about a week before the red white scrimmage. Volunteers are needed to help setup the event, obtain silent auction items, registration, cashier and clean-up. Time commitment varies with duties.

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GOOD LUCK BRONCO ADS

2010 coordinator: Karen Brda

Families are able to purchase Good Luck Bronco Ads in the football program which is a captioned picture of their player and teammates during practices and camps. The boys love these pictures as they're candid action shots. Volunteers are needed at all class levels to take pictures, identify players and organize pictures with captions. Time commitment of about 4 hours.

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FILLIE FOOTBALL

2010 Coordinators: Peggy Meyer & Dan Conway

The Fillie Football game has become one of the most attended traditions of homecoming weekend. The Quarterback Club assists with volunteers as cashiers and ticket takers at the gates. Many volunteers are needed for to assist with the large crowds. Both Moms and Dads are needed. Time commitment for early setup and cashiers only two hours. Some Dads are needed to watch gates entire time (three hours).

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PANCAKE BREAKFAST

2010 coordinator: Patti Dulla

The BQBC sponsors this traditional event held on Homecoming morning. the Pancake Breakfast has been an annual event for decades. Volunteers are needed to set-up, cook pancakes and sausages (don't worry, we'll train you), serve, cashier and clean-up. It's all morning work that is broken up into 2 to 3 hour shifts. Remember the Sophomores typically don't play on the Saturday of Homecoming so this is a great opportunity for the parents of the underclassmen.

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PARADES

2010 coordinators Dave and Reggie Good

The BQBC provides a float promoting the BHS football program in the 4th of July parade. Football players participate in this parade and the BHS Homecoming parade by riding/walking distributing schedules and selling raffle tickets. Responsibilities include working with a group of parents and players decorating the float for the parade on the 4th and walking with the players at both parades. Time commitment about three hours.

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PEP RALLY

2010 Coordinators: Lisa Zyzda

This spirit event is usually held the day before the first varsity game. All high school football players attend as well as the color guard, marching band, pom pom and cheerleading squads. The Barrington Youth Football teams and cheerleading squads are also invited and introduced. Responsibilities include organizing and inviting all participants. Time commitment is minimal.

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POSTER DISTRIBUTION

2010 Coordinator: Tim Foley

In August, the Team Poster/Schedule is printed and available. Responsibilities include taking posters and distributing them for posting at local businesses. Time commitment is minimal and can accommodate your schedule.

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SENIOR NIGHT

2010 coordinator: Vicki Perile

The BQBC sponsors this event which is held at the last home game of the season to honor all of the graduating seniors in football, pom pom, cheerleading and band. Responsibilities include organizing parents and seniors, assisting with coordinating introductions, assisting photographer. Time commitment: about two hours the night of the game with additional hours days prior.

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SPONSORSHIPS

2010 Coordinator: Lance Murdock, Jerry Gentile, Anne Morton

The Quarterback Club seeks sponsorships from local businesses wishing to support the football program. Volunteers are needed to approach businesses to discuss sponsorship opportunities. Time commitment varies, but sponsorships are sought early in summer season to support the Golf Outing and production of the Program.

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7 ON 7 COMPETITIONS

2010 Coordinator Fritz Handler

The Varsity players participate in various camps and challenges throughout the summer. Volunteers are needed to ensure our players have adequate food and beverages throughout the day. This is usually done by a Varsity parent attending the event. Time commitment is minimal to buy drinks.

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CHICAGO BEARS SEASON TICKET RAFFLE

2010 Coordinator: Stan Arlege and Scott Forster

This is a QBC fund raising activity. The ticket sales begin at the 4th of July Parade and are sold throughout the season until the winner is announced at half time of the last home game. Responsibilities include escorting groups of players selling tickets at the parades,and selling at early home games and events. Time commitment is several hours.

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LINEMEN CHALLENGES

2009 Coordinator: Ron Cobb

Similar to the 7 on & Competitions but for the linmen. The Varsity players participate in various camps and challenges throughout the summer. Volunteers are needed to ensure our players have adequate food and beverages throughout the day. This is usually done by a Varsity parent attending the event. Time commitment is minimal to buy drinks.,

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