School Story:
I was in MCJHS for two years and one year of MCHS, but Robie, who coud forget her. She was the best band director I ever had. I still remember her throwing her baton at certain people....whom shall remain nameles....{hehe..Shawn..} well....she taught me so much, there is so much I remember about her, I cannot describe the feeling I had when I had to transfer to another school. But all the hard work I put in at MCHS paid off at my new school. I TAUGHT them how to MARCH. That year AHS got straight Superior's that year, something that was a huge task for them before...I like to think I was the one who helped them with that.
My Freshman year at MCHS, My sophomore year at AHS, {teaching those suckers how to march}, and this was a low point cause it seemed like our drum major didn't care, my senior year, she left us hanging at the Denium Springs festival, she didn't show up and we made straight 3's....
My freshman year was awesome. I graduated in 1986, I played saxophone, I was a first chair in my Freshman year with two Juniors and a Senior behind me.....I was there we played "Festival" for State Concert Festival in Natchitoches, and we all were surprised about some bands bringing blankets and pillows on stage to absorb the sound, because the music bounced from everything.
I remember Luke and Lisa oh so well....Lisa was so sweet and Luke was a clown, his memory will live on in our hearts.
