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Band to perform at annual holiday parade

Madison Aboud, Associate Editor • November 25, 2024 • 65 Views
Madison Aboud
On Altoona! The band performed pregame at the first game of the season. The marching band consists of over 100 members. (Courtesy of Jaidyn Palladini)

On Dec. 7, the marching band will perform at the annual holiday parade in downtown Altoona. 

“I am really excited for the holiday parade,” senior Trevor Wilson said. “I love Christmas so much, and I enjoy spending part of the holidays playing in the parade with the marching band. Although it is my last one sadly, I am still excited, and I’m going to make the best out of the moment.” 

The parade will begin at one p.m. 

 

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Madison Aboud
Madison Aboud, Associate Editor
My name is Madison Aboud and I am a sophomore at AAHS. This is my second year on Mountain Echo staff and my first year as an Associate Editor. In Jr. high, I was a reporter on the AAJHS Livewire. In my free time, you can find me reading or singing along to my favorite show-tunes. I’ve always had a passion for writing. My ultimate goal after high school is to become a professional journalist. Outside of Mountain Echo, I am in band, chorus, vocal ensemble, student council and Friends of Rachel. I strive to make sure students of AAHS are finding out everything they need to know within a timely manner. I can’t wait for another great year!