The senior class sponsored a host of activities for Valentine's Day to support a trip to Motown Museum.
Red roses and carnations, balloons, candy and bears dominated students lockers, halls and hands.
Seniors partnered with the National Honor Society to put together the annual senior Sing-a-Gram tradition. The tradition began with the class of 2015. Students enjoyed heartfelt melodies from talented peers sent from there loved ones.
Senior singers Shannon Fleming and Jada Hall are former members of Mosaic Youth Theater and are led daily practice. Students from all grades participated in auditions and a few made it as lead singers and harmonizers. Students that are lucky enough to receive them are filled with pure happiness and slight embarrassment.
"I was extremely excited that someone took the time to make me smile but I was super embarrassed because it was sung during lunch and everybody stopped eating to stare,” said senior Briana Underwood.
Students who receive the Sing-a-Gram are the only ones embarrassed. Most of the students that auditioned are pushed to the limit and have never sang in front of big audiences.
“I'm nervous but excited to sing and put some smiles on face” said senior Jaletha Lucas.
