Final day of Fine Arts Week sends the festivities out with a bang
As we say goodbye to another amazing Fine Arts Week, the final day was jam packed with exciting performances for students to observe. Sketch Comedy returned to the York stage after their hiatus, guests came to visit the music department, and Advanced Dance and YDC danced up a storm in the dance studio.
While the weather may have less than pleasant, the festivities inside throughout the week, and especially on the last day, reminded students how lucky they were to go to a school that encourages and celebrates the arts.
Funny Guys
Sophomore Charlie Cripe (left) lies with Senior Dan McNamara (right) as a part of one of their comical sketches.
Sophomore Charlie Cripe (left) “churns butter” along side senior John Yacko (right) as a part of a sketch that the group has put together.
Musical Visitors
Lead singer Stephanie Smith hits her tambourine in beat with their song.
Stephanie Smith stuns the crowd with her swooning voice during seventh period.
Guitarist and backup vocals Dylan Weschler strums a chord to the crowd standing at the front of the stage.
Guitarist Dylan Weschler (left) and lead singer Stephanie Smith of Varisty entertain an ecstatic crowd of York students during their performance.
Dance All Day
Senior Grace Vincent (center) steadily holds her position in a dance variation that was created in celebration of York’s ten year anniversary of starting their first dance class.
Senior Ella Glabus performs her solo piece that was created by York Dance Company.
Dance instructor Michelle Jensen informs the crowd on the dance variations that have been created for them to see.
Junior Jake Rehling (right) follows his partner’s lead as they perform their dance variation that was inspired by a 3-D piece created by York alum Reilly Winters.
Advanced Dance performs their interpretation of Senior Nate Swanson’s photo.”
A professional dancer, native to Chicago, improvises his dance that was inspired by junior Sam Uditsky’s photograph.
Two members from Advanced Dance use a red umbrella as their main prop for their interpretation of senior Nate Swanson’s photo.
York’s Advanced Dance class performs their dance that was inspired by Vermeulen’s artwork.
Senior Tessa Vermeulen (right) explains her artwork titled “Shine On,” inspired by the Pink Floyd’s “The Wall.”
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