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Hampton Bays High School Marching Band To Play In Disney

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Students from the Hampton Bays High School band march during the St. Patrick's Day parade. AMANDA BERNOCCO

Students from the Hampton Bays High School band march during the St. Patrick's Day parade. AMANDA BERNOCCO

Students from the Hampton Bays High School band march during the St. Patrick's Day parade. AMANDA BERNOCCO

Students from the Hampton Bays High School band march during the St. Patrick's Day parade. AMANDA BERNOCCO

The Hampton Bays High School Band is preparing to march through Magic Kingdom in Disney next week. AMANDA BERNOCCO

The Hampton Bays High School Band is preparing to march through Magic Kingdom in Disney next week. AMANDA BERNOCCO

From left: Jennifer Halsey, band teacher; Julia Dzakonski, drum major; Alexis Ochi, chorus president; Nicholas Kolb, band president; and Debra Liso, chorus teacher. AMANDA BERNOCCO

From left: Jennifer Halsey, band teacher; Julia Dzakonski, drum major; Alexis Ochi, chorus president; Nicholas Kolb, band president; and Debra Liso, chorus teacher. AMANDA BERNOCCO

The Hampton Bays High School Band is preparing to march through Magic Kingdom in Disney next week. AM

The Hampton Bays High School Band is preparing to march through Magic Kingdom in Disney next week. AM

Julia Dzakonski looks through a rack of marching band uniforms in the Hampton Bays High School band room. AMANDA BERNOCCO

Julia Dzakonski looks through a rack of marching band uniforms in the Hampton Bays High School band room. AMANDA BERNOCCO

authorAmanda Bernocco on Apr 4, 2017
Jennifer Halsey never imagined she would be taking her students to march down Main Street USA in Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom in Florida. After all, the odds were heavily... more

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