Pendleton’s Ramirez receives music ensemble scholarship
Ramirez is seated beside her mother, Irma Mack; behind them are, from left, Chris Moss, Pendleton High’s band director; Mitch Mack, Natalie’s stepfather; Jeffrey Boozer, Pendleton High’s assistant principal; Brian Couch, Pendleton High principal; Mickie Morton, assistant principal; and Gregory Day, SWU associate professor of music and director of instrumental ensembles.
Ramirez’ honors include membership in the Region I Honors Band and Palmetto Percussion Indoor Ensemble as well as solo and ensemble superior ratings.
The music scholarship is renewable and open to students who are active in their school’s music programs and Southern Wesleyan students involved in each of the university’s three performing groups. For details about music ensemble scholarships, contact Day at or phone (864) 644-5414; or Don Campbell at or phone (864) 644-5402.
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