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OHS band seniors say farewell

Maddie Foster , Online Editor-in-Chief and Profiles Editor • May 6, 2013

As the school year is coming to a close seniors are preparing to say goodbye. The OHS band’s last concert of the year will be this Friday, May 10, at 6:30p.m in Gym A. It is the band’s annual senior farewell concert.

The Wind Symphony, Jazz Band, and Symphonic Band, will be performing. Also all the graduating seniors will get a chance to talk and share their favorite band memories. They will also receive a plaque for their time in band.

“It’s bittersweet. It’s weird to think that this is our last concert after four years in band,” Emily Reese (12), said.

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Maddie Foster , Online Editor-in-Chief and Profiles Editor
Class of 2014 Bio: Hi I’m Maddie Foster! I love fashion, shopping, music, my dog Summer and hanging out with my friends, especially eating ice cream with my best friend in the entire world, Dalvin Parker! I love to dress cute and have a slight makeup addiction. I plan on going to Mizzou to major in Journalism. My dream is to live in Boston or Paris and write for a fashion/travel magazine. Also, as promised, shout out to my favorite editor, Evan Lachnit, for letting me rant to him about my life and making journalism class highly entertaining!
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