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AGHS marching band, color guard Senior Night celebration

Lillenna Grace, Co-Editor in Chief
November 3, 2025
Lillenna Grace
Marching band members lay down their instruments and shakos while they perform their pre-performance rituals.

On Thursday, Oct. 30, AGHS’s marching band and color guard honored their seniors through a half-time performance at the final league football game of the season. After the performance, each senior was announced to the crowd and welcomed to the 40-yard line to take photos with their supporters.

Seniors photographed (rows 1-4, left to right): Jazmine Isabelle Valdez, Mordred Morgan, Michael Monohan, Flor Barajas Sierra, Lin Chen, Layla Owen, Fatima Rodriguez Garcia, Evan Ramsey-Padilla, Dayana Santos Nandi, Sofia Stanculescu, Charlie Klopfer, Angela Brigette Malquisto
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Lillenna Grace
Lillenna Grace, Co-Editor in Chief
Lillenna Grace is a junior at Arroyo Grande High School. The opportunity to help produce and excel stories for the Eagle Times excites her. When Grace is not out searching for stories or interviewing people, you can find her with a book in hand and sitting under a nice tree. This will be Grace’s third year writing for a school publication.