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The
annual Hobomock Elementary School Lip Sync Concert was held Thursday evening,
June 6, 2013 at the Pembroke, Massachusetts Middle School auditorium with the
back partition removed to extend seating into the cafeteria area. There were 29
acts involving grades K through 6 elementary students.
The
entire display was filmed by pembrokecommunitymedia.com volunteer and high
school student John H. O'Keefe who thought it was "one goofy show."
O'Keefe manually adjusted audio while taping, because the clapping and cheering
were extra loud after each act. Good Job John!
The
roaring and boisterous crowd of family and friends was egged on by back-stage
emcee PJ the DJ who began with "This goes without saying, but everybody
knows to clap really loud for all our participants here, right?"
PJ
has a 6th grader in the school, and has been volunteering for the Lip Sync for
over a decade.
He
introduced each act with a "Let's-give-it-up-for," and ended with a
"Wow-that-was-great!"
The
Family Programs division of the Hobomock Parent-Teacher Organization (PTO) began
organizing and planning well before May when acts were conceived and groups
began practicing both at school and at home.
Some
class performances even had teachers on stage with the students.
Parent
Saheeda Kelly remarked that "It's so much fun to watch the children
perform on stage. The whole school gets
involved supporting each other and that's a wonderful thing to see
happening."
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all-volunteer group of Pembroke Moms, Dads, and children who live in Pembroke
and are interested in recording and promoting local events. No funding comes from either the Town or
Comcast. Support is from local businesses and people like you. To get involved, call 781-910-8899, and go to
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