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Jessie Markovetz and Editor-in-chief
May 2, 2006
Emily Jennings, a future drum major of the Pride of Arizona Marching Band and a music education junior, practices marching with the instruction of professor Jay Rees, in his 12th year directing the band at the University of Arizona. The two practiced saluting, marching and waving for the next year.
Emily Jennings, a future drum major of the Pride of Arizona Marching Band and a music education junior, practices marching with the instruction of professor Jay Rees, in his 12th year directing the band at the University of Arizona. The two practiced saluting, marching and waving for the next year.
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