Montgomery Catholic Middle School Band Members at Auburn Honor Band Festival

Montgomery Catholic Middle School Band Members at Auburn Honor Band Festival 1

Five Montgomery Catholic middle school students participated in Auburn University’s Middle School Honor Band February 5-7. The musicians worked hard auditioning on Thursday, practicing for eight hours with other middle school Honor Band members and band directors. The weekend concluded with a concert Saturday at the Auburn Preforming Arts Center at Auburn High School. Eighth grade students Ricky Treloar and Nicholas Bowden, along with seventh grade students Ashley Hayes, Savannah Johnson and Victoria Hall proudly represented Montgomery Catholic and Band Director Alex Johnson.

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