EVENTS
This year, the Warren Hills Drama Club will present a virtual play! “Do You Read Me?” is a space comedy about community, which follows a Mars mission trying to grow the first eggplant on the red planet. It was written especially for actors performing on video chat.
The cast of 20 will rehearse entirely virtually, record two live versions of the scenes, and splice them together for public presentation later in the semester. More information to come.
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The friendly rivalry between Warren Hills and Hackettstown High Schools goes beyond sports. Again this year, the schools are hosting “Battle of the Food Banks” to see which school can collect more nonperishable goods for local food pantries!
The student councils at each school are organizing the event, which collected about 800 items last year for local food pantries. This year, they hope to break 1,000. Warren Hills was the winning school last year.
The collection runs through Nov. 6 and the winner will be announced at the Hackettstown-Warren Hills football game that night.
RECOGNITIONS
The Warren Hills Marching Band competed against 15 other bands from around the country in a virtual marching band competition, the DeMoulin Invitational. The band placed 4th for music and 9th overall.
The band will perform at the girls’ varsity soccer game on Wednesday, Oct. 21, at 4:30 p.m., and Thursday, Oct. 22 at 6 p.m. at the varsity field hockey game against North Hunterdon.
This year’s field show is titled “Primary influences.”
The band is under the direction of Jason Graf. The Band Assistants are Nick Rizzo and Nicole Clark. Leading the band onto the field for this year’s field show is Drum Major Emma Sloan. Section leaders for the 2020 season are Marisa Parker (Piccolo), Carlee Fisco (Clarinet), Amy Twohig (Saxophone), Chrissy Quinn (Trumpet), Katie Haber (Low Brass), Michael Mackin
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