By Anthony Czelusniak
Motlow Buzz Student News Editor
Motlow Buzz Student News Editor
SMYRNA, Tenn. – The Smyrna
Entertainment, Arts and Media (SEAM) Club hosted the Motlow Smyrna Talent Show in the lobby of the MaryLou Apple
Building on April 26 to great success.
The talent show was an opportunity for more
than 10 students, faculty and administrators to display their talents to the
Motlow community. These acts were not only musical, but also both visually
artistic and poetic. Faculty and administrator participants included Professor Ben
Jobe, Professor Bob Fitzgerald, Professor Charles Whiting, Professor Kevin
Fitch, Academic Dean Elizabeth Fitch, and Librarian Paige Hendrickson.
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| Desaree O'Donnell performs the Elvis Presley classic "I Can't Help Falling in Love" (Photo by Anthony Czelusniak) |
The students who performed a song were
Cateland Gonzalez, Montez Voorhies, Megan Williams, and Desaree O’Donnell.
Camille Cole read her original poetry, and Mary Hill and Manuel Martinez displayed
their original visual artwork.
The show was emceed by SEAM President Parker
Shoemaker and Professor Nick Bush.
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| Nick Bush and Parker Shoemaker add humor at the emcees |
The attendance at the talent show was
substantial, with the lobby and lounge regularly being crowded with students,
staff, administrators and family.
“I was so happy and surprised to see
how many came out to support both the faculty and the student performers,”
Parker said about the crowd.
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| Paige Hendrickson performs a bluesy rendition of "Give Me One Reason" (Photo by Anthony Czelusniak) |
The Motlow Smyrna Talent Show was put
on by a team that included Alara Bishop (sound), Anthony Czelusniak
(publicity), Manuel Martinez (graphic arts), Samantha Denny, Mary Hill, and
Jacob Martin (production assistants), George Ciprich and Stan Temple (stage
set-up), and Casey Chandler, Biff Kittii, and Mark Landrum (sound
production/audiovisual).
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| Kevin and Elizabeth Fitch close the show (Photo by Anthony Czelusniak) |
SEAM is Motlow Smyrna's official club
for students who want to experience and discuss the different types of
entertainment, arts and media.
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| Camille Cole reads original poetry (photo by Anthony Czelusniak) |
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