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Just like Clinton
Thursday, May 01, 2008 | No comments posted.
North Bend High School Jazz Band saxophone players performed for the crowd on Friday at the middle school. The band opened for former President Bill Clinton, as he made a campaign stop in the area to try to persuade voters to send his wife, N.Y. Sen. Hillary Clinton, to the White House. Some people might remember that Clinton, too, was a saxophone player and made a point of playing the instrument at time during his early days in the White House. Band members include from right, Brandon Bishop, Carter Peck, Kory Isley and Erika Schultz.
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