Wednesday, May 23, 2012 7:23 pm
Montgomery Blair High School's Online Student Newspaper
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A group of Chinese wushu fighters overwhelmed the audience with tantalizing acrobatic flips and kicks.1
Samir Paul's (far right) magnet friends give him advice on winning his crush's heart in "The Magnet Love Story," a short romantic comedy and mockery of Magnet students.2
Blair's student a cappella group belts out "Saturday in the Park" arranged by Nathan Blustein in perfect harmony.3
Chao Xue, an acclaimed and award-winning oboist plays Benjamin Britten's "Six Metamorphoses after Ovid."4
(From left) Mr. Levin, Linden Vongsathorn, and Mr. Donaldson harmonize "Long Black Limousine" acoustically.5
Mitchell Katz performs a humorous stab at the Magnet program through song.6
(From left) Esther Kim on drums, Merlyn Duang and Sally Huang on the zither, Chao Xue on flute and June Hu on the zither. Together, the five mastered a Mongolian Folk Song.7
(From left) Nina Yang, Natasha Coleman, Andy Jiang, Varun Gulati, and Jessica Bermudez brought their heart pumping dance show to an end flashing their senior pride in their "Shut Up and Dance" ensemble.8
Seniors Pratik Bhandari and Brett Holbert as the Village People.9
Andrew Bort played the drums for the YMCA finale with Will Ardanuy on trombone.10
Magnet performers and students in the audience were invited to the stage and dance during the YMCA finale.11
Pratik Bhandari on guitar12
Assistant Visual Arts Coordinator Dana Cui, Visual Arts Coordinator June Hu, Deputy Executive Assistant Julie Zhu, and Executive Assistant Debbie Chang received special appreciation for their hard work behind the scenes in order to make the night a success.13
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A group of Chinese wushu fighters overwhelmed the audience with tantalizing acrobatic flips and kicks.