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Among those decked out on “Cowboy Day” Thursday, July 28, were, from left, Andrew Hall, Sofia Plowchan, Grace Doyle and William Bergeson. - All photos by Michelle Hollenhead
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Lilly Fountain wore her Yoda Christmas hat on “Christmas in July Day” Thursday, July 21. - All photos by Michelle Hollenhead
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Flautist Adriana Silvestri practices without her instrument on “Christmas in July Day” Thursday, July 21. - All photos by Michelle Hollenhead
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Gaeden Edgar, a member of the band’s flag corps, runs through the program. - All photos by Michelle Hollenhead
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Ella Pinchok is one of four drum majors this year.the others are Samantha Garner, Jack Osorio and Madden Moshier. - All photos by Michelle Hollenhead
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Luke Weidemeyer listens to directions. - All photos by Michelle Hollenhead
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Jillian Hartzog on percussion. - All photos by Michelle Hollenhead
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Drum major Samantha Garner leads “Christmas in July” Day Thursday, July 21. - All photos by Michelle Hollenhead
August 17, 2022 by Michelle Hollenhead
Farragut High School’s Marching Admirals spent two hot weeks in July preparing for the upcoming band season.
The 146-member group, led by four drum majors, director Kenneth Carrico and new assistant band director Rodney Brown, practiced their program, “Diamonds in the Sky.”
The first part of that program will be performed during halftime of the varsity football season-opening game at FHS’s Bill Clabo Field Friday evening, Aug. 19, as the Admirals host Hendersonville Beech. Opening kickoff is 7 p.m.
The entire program will be presented Friday, Sept. 23, when South-Doyle visits FHS. The group also performed during the Lawn Chair Concert Series Saturday, Aug. 13, in Founder’s Park at Campbell Station.