You would think is was a school day with all the buses parked at the high school, but something was up with moving vans, tractor-trailers, golf carts, riding mowers and four-wheelers.
When you hear the words "pit-crew," one thinks of car races, but the pit-crews from 16 high schools were of a different kind. These were the mobile units that carried drum sets, xylophones, chimes and gongs on and off the parade field in precision movement and record times.
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