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Four years, countless memories

Four years, countless memories
Cynthia Garcia is a graduate of Azle High School and the University of North Texas, where she earned a bachelor’s degree in journalism with a minor in Spanish. As a reporter for the Springtown Epigraph/The Azle News, Garcia takes on various story assignments with a focus on features and events.

As I watched students rehearse in the parking lot at Azle High School under the July sun on the first day of band camp, I wasn’t just covering a story; I was reliving it.

The sense of nostalgia instantly hit me, and I found myself remembering my days in band. What began as a story assignment became a reminder of how much those rehearsals, performances and especially the friendships shaped my high school experience.

My journey with band began with a flute in the sixth grade at Hoover Elementary. Band was a blur until I got to high school. I remember my first day of band camp as a freshman member of the Marching Green Pride and feeling intimidated. But the members of my section were quick to welcome me with open arms.

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