Signing Day
Eight BV seniors officially commit to the next level
February 2, 2017
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Meredith Halliburton, Photographer
Meredith Halliburton is a senior and photographer for “The Tiger Print.” She loves photography and art of all kinds. At school she is involved in NAHS,...
![Recently choir students performed their second annual cabaret, however elements of this show is a little different than the previous event.
Senior directors Ann Vasa, Erika Kolseth, Ann Heitman (slide 5) and Jonah Kahn had to make modifications such as wearing BV district-approved masks, choreographed social distancing, and cleaning every mic after use due to the coronavirus.
“It was actually fun [despite] having to adjust the way we would normally do things because of COVID,” Heitman said.
Not only were changes made for health purposes, but this year’s cabaret displayed a wider array of show-tunes. Junior Hadley Way (slide 1), holds her hair up straight while rapping “Cabinet #2”.
“In choir, we normally sing classical music or Broadway songs,” Way said. “Being able to rap Hamilton and portray Lin Manuel’s character on the stage brought out a different side of performing that makes me engage the audience and have fun rather than worry about the right notes.”
With a less restrictive shift in health protocols, cabaret was able to perform in the PAC with 50% capacity.
“It was the first show the upperclassmen got to be a part of,” Heitman said. “It was so different than anything else we’ve done before which I think made it memorable and a fun experience.”](https://bvtigernews.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)
![Arriving in style, senior Tate Gillen enters BV on return day —
cheering. Although he admits the vast increase in students seemed strange at first, he believes it also brought back a greatly missed sense of normalcy. “The freshmen and everybody deserve a good welcome back, so I think [it] was nice,” Gillen said.](https://bvtigernews.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/IMG_0185-475x317.jpg)