Catholic Middle School Band Accepted to Troy Honor Band

Catholic Middle School Band Accepted to Troy Honor Band 1

Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School had nine Middle School students that applied and were selected to be a part of the 2014 Troy University Southeastern United States Honor Band. The students who attended the event at Troy University December 4-6, 2014 were: eighth graders: Nick Bowden, Ricky Treloar, Emily Claire Talbot (not puctured), Zach Moore (not puctured); seventh graders: Ashley Hayes, Whitney Jakim, Darian Riley, Hannah Vaccaro,  and Bobby Crawford. Congratulations to these Montgomery Catholic Honor Band members and their Band Director Mr. Alex Johnson.

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