GALLERY: Capital city marching festival captivates campus

Kohichiro Yamada, Photographer|October 13, 2021

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Kohichiro Yamada

The first step: A band conductor runs onto the field, leading the way. The Washburn Rural Marching Jr. Blues were led by Luke Chaffee, Chris Exum, and Meredith Casey.

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