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MHS Marching Wildcats Hold Awards Banquet!

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The MHS Band at Memorial Day at Live Oak Park

The MHS Band at Memorial Day at Live Oak Park

On Saturday, May 28, the Monrovia High School Marching Wildcats Band and Color Guard held their annual awards banquet to celebrate an outstanding year in youth music and performance.

The event was held locally at Embassy Suites Arcadia. Among the many awards given that night, Director of Bands Daniel J. Magallanes presented the John Phillip Sousa and the Louis Armstrong awards, as well as a new award, The Jackie Farrow Memorial Scholarship.

 

Director Daniel Magallanes, Mr. and Mrs. Garcia (parents), and John Phillip Sousa recipient Joseph Garcia. - Photo courtesy of Jennifer Schwandt

Director Daniel Magallanes, Mr. and Mrs. Garcia (parents), and John Phillip Sousa recipient Joseph Garcia. – Photo courtesy of Jennifer Schwandt

 

The Louis Armstrong award is a nationally recognized award presented to a graduating senior for dedication and excellence in jazz.

The John Phillip Sousa award is a nationally recognized award for students that exhibit superior musicianship and outstanding dedication in band.

 

Jackie Farrow Memorial Scholarship recipient Emily O'Pray. - Photo courtesy of Jennifer Schwandt

Jackie Farrow Memorial Scholarship recipient Emily O’Pray. – Photo courtesy of Jennifer Schwandt

 

The Jackie Farrow Memorial Scholarship is a new award presented by the band booster board members to an exemplary graduating senior who has dedicated themselves to the service of others in the band program.

Director Daniel Magallanes with Louis Armstrong recipient Nathanial Young. - Photo courtesy of Jennifer Schwandt

Director Daniel Magallanes with Louis Armstrong recipient Nathanial Young. – Photo courtesy of Jennifer Schwandt

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