Inside the Story: Davis High's 'band man' will retire after 30 years @danrascon4545

Uploaded January 2018 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago

(KUTV) A popular and talented band director is stepping down after 30 years of carrying the baton.

He spent 28 of those years at Davis High School.

"It's pretty crazy," Hendricks said. " It seems like yesterday that I started."

Hendricks started teaching at 24 years old at Carbon County High School in Price.

Two years later, he came to Davis High where one principal gave him the nickname "the Band Man."

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