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Fenton Marching Band competes again after 18 years

Fenton Marching Band competes again after 18 years

Meghan Maier, Assistant Online Editor • November 9, 2021

After 18 years, the Fenton High marching band competed in the District 3 Michigan Schools Band and Orchestra Association Marching Band Festival on Oct. 12 at Goodrich High School. Where the band received...

Freshman Bode Keranan plays the trumpet before the Fenton varsity football game on Sept. 23. The tigers won 32-21 against the Blackhawks.

Photo of the Day: December 17, 2020

December 17, 2020

Band camp held at home to meet COVID restrictions

Band camp held at home to meet COVID restrictions

Cameron Carlson, Writer • August 7, 2020

 

Marching band is my passion. It’s a big part of my life. I spend 90 percent of my week doing stuff related to marching band. In the high school marching band, I’m the drum major. I’m also in a winter drumline, I play bass drum. Being drum major is a lot of responsibility, you’re basically the leader of the band. You represent the entirety of Fenton bands wherever you go.

People of Fenton: junior Cray Dumeah

March 7, 2019

Learning the skills that it takes to be drum major, sophomore Cray Dumeah and other Marching Band students auditioned to become drum major for the 2018 - 2019 school year. Congratulations to Dumeah to for earning the role to lead the Marching Tigers next season.

Photo of the Day: April 10, 2018

April 10, 2018

Guiding the marching band down the streets of Fenton, junior Drum Major Emily Hayes leads the band in their holiday songs during the Jingle Feast.

Photo Of The Day: December 4, 2017

December 4, 2017

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