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ECCC Wall 0 ·Sound Iv/arching Band Neshoba County students who are members of the Wallo· Sound Marching Band 1t l:t1'>I (.011tral Community College in Decatur and their respective high schools include (first row, from left) Courtney Hamilton of Heritage Christian Academy; Sarah Hall of Phlladelphio l<.nyhc r dwards of Neshoba Central: Cameron Higgason and Paige Brown, both of Philadelphia; and Kelcey Burrage of Neshoba Central; (second row, from left) Justice Boler and Ouormosha Lindsey, both of Philadelphia; Erin Cumberland, Amber Jones, and Cady Smith, all of Nesho· ba Central, Randi Kelly of Philadelphia; and Katie Hillman of Neshoba Central, (thtrc.l row, hom left) Damien Lewis, Myeisha Jones, and Kalshanna Young, all of Philadelphia; Damian Savage of Neshoba Central, Keona Sanders and Tyieasha Evans. both of Philadelphia, Sam rhorno of Neshoba Central; and Rissa Smith of Philadelphia; (fourth row, from left) Brittnae Smith and Ch1reatha Drummond bOth of Neshoba Central: Kaelin Gentry and Nohemi Velez, both of Philadelphia; and Shauncey Rich and Aaron Hancock. both of Neshoba Central: and (back row, from left) Jeremy Huddleston of Philadelphia; Charles Taylor, Zach Peden, David Fortenberry, Ben Pace, Jacolby Jenkins, and Jamian Savage all of Neshoba Central. Not pictured is Shardae Spears of Neshoba Central Hunter Corhem is beginning his third year as ECCC Director of Bands. Addillonal staff members include Ed Girling. assistant direc IOf, Tina Sanders Centralette coordinator/choreographer; and Kelsey Sikes, Color Guard coordinator APPEARED IN: 1