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Cadet Allison Gerow was then announced as the new Executive Officer, relieving Cadet Trinity Harvey who was this year’s second in command. Prior to being relieved of his responsibilities as the Commanding Officer, Cadet Farnworth spoke to the Battalion Cadets. In part of his speech, he said, “I am confident in the staff who will take over for next year, and I know you will be very successful; I am excited to see each and every cadet excel as a leader.”
Additionally, graduating seniors were able to take part in a formal “retirement” ceremony. This emotional ceremony is a tradition in which the senior cadets and their parents and guardians are able to walk through a formation of cadets as they depart the program. This ceremony is a small token to recognize the hard work and dedication these CHS Seniors have put into the NJROTC program.
For a few, the NJROTC program has become something they will continue to make a part of their lives, including either enlistment into the US Armed Forces and/or acceptance of commissioning scholarships. In all, each and every senior will forever be ingrained with leadership techniques and continue to live by them as they do now. The NJROTC program has been very influential to many seniors, positively changing their character. Before the program, I was at first a very introverted person.
Through leadership challenges, throughout the time I have been involved in the program, I have developed into the person I am today, with developed leadership capabilities and decision making. Overall I have improved as a person and will forever be grateful for what the NJROTC program has made me become. I am one of the seniors who will forever remember this influential program — Contributed by cadet Trinity Harvey.
FULL IN-PERSON SPRING BAND CONCERT AND MOVIEOur CHS Blue Thunder Bands, the first full in-person concert in over a year, will have their Spring band concert May 26, at 5:30 p.M. In the stadium. Guests will hear music from the Jazz Band, Cadet Band, Concert Band, Wind Ensemble, and Marching Band.
Students will also be presented with their end-of-the-year awards in this concert which celebrates a successful finish to a crazy year. Come support these hard-working and dedicated band members who are excited to share music with a live audience again. — Contributed by CHS Band Director and Capital City Community Band Director Nick Jacques.
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