MPHS Goin’ Gold Band Students to Play at College Level

It’s not only high school athletes who sign letters to play at the college level. This week, five Mount Pleasant High School Goin’ Gold Band members signed scholarship letters to attend the University of Arkansas at Monticello Music Program. The scholarship total for the five? $148,000.

Signing scholarship letters were Fabian Fernandez-trombone, Juan Garcia-piano, Alicengrace Gray-trumpet, Anthony Martinez-clarinet and color guard, and Javier Martinez-baritone.  Professor Lester Pack, UofA Director of Bands, and Professor Gary Meggs, Jazz Band Director, made the trip form Monticello to be present at the scholarship signings.

“I am so proud of these students and what they have accomplished here at MPHS,” said MPHS Band Director Dr. Theodus Luckett. “They have all contributed to the success of the Goin’ Gold Band and we will miss them. I congratulate them on earning scholarships to the University of Arkansas-Monticello. I know they will all be successful in their college careers.”

Pictured:

Alicengrace: MPHS Principal Dustin Cook, MPHS Band Director Dr. Theodus Luckett, Lester Pack, Alicengrace Gray (seated), Gary Meggs, MPHS Assistant Band Director Kennie Cook, Jr. Gray’s mother was on hand for the signing.