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Tuesday, November 10, 2009

Norwell Show Choir Hosts Bingo Fundraiser Saturday

Bingo!


The Norwell Show Choir will be having its 6th Annual Bingo Fundraiser this Saturday, Nov. 14, 2009 at the Norwell High School Cafeteria.  


A variety of bags and purses from Vera Bradley will be available as prizes, and the winner of each game will be able to choose the purse or bag of their choice.  There will be designer purses, designer look-alikes, and Vera Bradley bags. 


There will also be Silpada jewelry and items available as raffle prizes.


The doors will open at 8 a.m., with bingo starting at 9 a.m. Refreshments will also be available.  


Tickets are $20 for the 20 games, and can be purchased from any Norwell Show Choir student or at the door. Proceeds will benefit the Norwell Choral Department.  


Note that you must be 18 to participate in the games.


Friday, November 6, 2009

Norwell Show Choir Fall Preview (6 of 6)






The final set, choreographed by Taylor Morris (pictured with Carla Doles in front of the choirs as the end of the show in the top picture), saw the 6th, 7th and 8th Grade Choirs join forces with the high school choirs for a series of songs from The Lion King.  

Norwell Show Choir Fall Preview (5 of 6)




(From the bottom) Blake Lampton, Katie Spear, Bailey Nodine and Brittany Blazier perform their solo spots at Sunday's Fall Preview - Lion King and Friends.

Thursday, November 5, 2009

Norwell Show Choir Fall Preview (4 of 6)





Missy Nolan and the Knight Stars sing about their strongest suit. 

Norwell Show Choir Fall Preview (3 of 6)





Solo performances by (from bottom to top!) Emily Lampton, Abby Pfaff, Paige Meyer and Lauren Fiechter.

More photos to follow.........

Norwell Show Choir Fall Preview (2 of 6)





More from the reprise of the Street Fair show as the crew visit Shadowland and don't stop believing.  
 

Norwell Show Choir Fall Preview (1 of 6)






I've just started to sort through the photos I took at Sunday afternoon's "Lion King and Friends". 

Pictured above, 6th grader Teyler Siples opened the show, with the high school and 8th grade chorus then reprising their Street Fair Show, the early part of which comprised "Brand New You" and Blake Lampton and friends rocking the boat.