Matthew Farrar leads the drum flow through the auditorium during the opening “Anthem” number at the Kennett Drumline’s “Space Jam” show on May 13. Farrar received the prestigious National John Philip Sousa Award along with the National Semper Fidelis Award during the annual spring concert in the Loynd Auditorium on May 26. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Senior Antonio Villalobos McHone with his mom, Jennifer McHone, at the end of the May 20 drumline show at Kennett High. Villalobos McHone was honored at the annual spring concert in the Loynd Auditorium on May 26 as the recipient of three music awards: the Rotary Milliman Award, the Ernie Mills Low Brass Award and the National Louis Armstrong Jazz Award. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Matthew Farrar leads the drum flow through the auditorium during the opening “Anthem” number at the Kennett Drumline’s “Space Jam” show on May 13. Farrar received the prestigious National John Philip Sousa Award along with the National Semper Fidelis Award during the annual spring concert in the Loynd Auditorium on May 26. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Senior Antonio Villalobos McHone with his mom, Jennifer McHone, at the end of the May 20 drumline show at Kennett High. Villalobos McHone was honored at the annual spring concert in the Loynd Auditorium on May 26 as the recipient of three music awards: the Rotary Milliman Award, the Ernie Mills Low Brass Award and the National Louis Armstrong Jazz Award. (COURTESY PHOTO)
CONWAY — The Kennett High music program members were able to gather for the annual spring concert in the Loynd Auditorium on May 26. It marked the first time in three years that the concert was open to the public.
COVID-19 forced the cancellation of the concert in 2020, and in 2021, each musician was permitted four guests while the show was also Zoomed to the public.
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