Olivia Arnold, the new Drum Major for the Bethel University Renaissance Regiment
From the Jun 10, 2025 e-Edition
McKENZIE — Olivia Arnold, the valedictorian of the 2024 class at West Carroll High School, is the new drum major for the Bethel University Regiment, the university’s marching band.
A sophomore Music Education major, Olivia brings a wealth of experience and excellence to the podium. She’s a versatile musician, performing on Alto, Tenor, and Baritone Saxophone, and has an impressive record of leadership and performance.
She was the two-time State Champion Drum Major at the Division One Tennessee State Band Championship, DCI-Contracted Drum Major, and a member of the Jackson Youth Symphony Orchestra.
With her passion, poise, and proven leadership, Olivia is ready to lead the Regiment into an incredible season ahead!
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