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The Bucs' Blade

Orchestra to host annual Halloween concert Oct. 30

Vlasia Niotis, Web Editor
October 12, 2013

The Concert and Symphony orchestras will be having their annual Halloween Concert on Oct. 30 at 7 p.m.. This year the concert will be movie themed. The PAC will be fully decorated, with a bake sale before the concert, and lots of candy. Costume and jack-o-lantern contests with prizes will also be taken place during the concert. Admission is free.

“The students have turned it into this, not me.” Orchestra Director, Melissa Meyers said. “It’s because of the students that want to do this, and they always want to do a bigger and better thing every year.”

The bake sale will open at 6 p.m. and judging for the costume contest is at 6:45 p.m.. The Orchestra is accepting donations of candy and decorations from any non-orchestra students also.

“It’s really fun for us to get into this, but a lot of work.” Meyers said. “Anybody, young or old is going to love it, and it’s going to be a great time.”

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Vlasia Niotis
Vlasia Niotis, Web Editor
Senior Vlasia Niotis has been on staff since sophomore year and this is her second year as the web editor for the Bucs’ Blade’s online news media outlet. When she is not in the Bucs’ Blade room, she can be found in the music wing. Vlasia enjoys playing the violin and is the concertmaster of Grand Haven High School’s Chamber Orchestra. She attends many musical competitions and workshops throughout the year and always receives high ratings. Outside of school she enjoys making gyros at Mr. Kozak’s where she works. Currently, Vlasia is not sure where she wants to go to college or what she wants to major in, but wants to make a positive impact on society with whatever she goes into. She hopes her senior year to be exciting and memorable.