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Case Of Senior Spotlight: Madalyn Schwalenberg
Senior Spotlight: Madalyn Schwalenberg
For the 2017-2018 school year, the Amory High School Band has had one of its most successful colorguard captains, Madalyn Schwalenberg. This year, the level of hard work and dedication Madalyn shows is an admirable feat. After wanting this position for a long time, she auditioned in April of 2017, and the work hasn’t stopped since. To Madalyn, being captain has been a life-altering experience, but it has also provided a large sum of challenges. From taping flags to showing up to school early in the mornings, the work required of this position can be time consuming. However, she finds all the challenging work rewarding. The responsibility has been an interesting experience, and Madalyn will continue to
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