A Spoonful of Sugar
With the help of his peers who are learning to control the flying wires offstage Greenwood High School senior Joe Moore, 17, practices soaring above the stage for the first time in Van Meter Auditorium on Monday, March 7. “Flying was the most amazing thing,” Moore said of the experience. After three days of training and supervision by professionals, the students were allowed to take the ropes into their own hands. Jennifer King/HERALD
March 15, 2016
By Jennifer King
While the Hilltoppers were away, Greenwood High School students were at play — putting on a play, that is. Students in the musical cast of “Mary Poppins” flooded Van Meter Auditorium on March 6 to begin tech week rehearsal and worked until the final curtain closed on Sunday, March 13. From building sets and coordinating costumes to running countless scenes and learning how to fly, the students worked hard to make this production practically perfect in every way.
![Students cheer for Senator at Large Jaden Marshall after being announced as the Intercultural Student Engagement Center Senator for the 24th Senate on Wednesday, April 17 in the Senate Chamber in DSU. Ive done everything in my power, Ive said it 100 times, to be for the students, Marshall said. So, not only to win, but to hear that reaction for me by the other students is just something that shows people actually care about me [and] really support me.](https://wkuherald.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/jadenmarshall-1200x844.jpg)
![Kallie Wood, a senior social work major, presents her dish as a part of the Afrolatinidad event on Monday, April 8, 2024. My dish has a little bit of Spanish influence [and] a little bit of African influence,” Wood said.](https://wkuherald.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/marlowe_afrolatinadad_02-600x400.jpg)
