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HOB celebrates Black History Month with a festive performance
March 7, 2014
During the Black History Month celebration, (l-r) Dominick Reed, Maddison Daniels and Robert McCann listen intently to storytelling. BY DENY HOWETH
Event organizer Bevelene Holloman dances with the HOB dancers in the opening number. BY DENY HOWETH
Students get excited watching the fifth-graders dance to "Thriller" by Michael Jackson. BY DENY HOWETH
Dancing during the introduction are (l-r) Brittney Guerra, Kadence Jefferson, Keyllie Morin-Kane, Kamora Christopher and Baylee Wesson. BY DENY HOWETH
Eldre Gladney, 14, plays nine different instruments and chose his guitar to perform for this event. BY DENY HOWETH
HOB dancers Kamora Christopher and Baylee Wesson sign along to the music. BY DENY HOWETH
Muriel Hope performs a story about Harriet Tubman. BY DENY HOWETH
Musicians Cortney Williams, left, and Grace Batten from Delaware State University perform in a trio. BY DENY HOWETH
Members of SALT (Saving a Life Today), an interpretive dance group from Trinity Faith Christian Center of Lewes, perform a dance for the students of HOB. BY DENY HOWETH
SALT, an interpretive dance group, combines mime with traditional and contemporary dance in its performances. BY DENY HOWETH
H.O. Brittingham Elementary School students were entertained by and participated in dancing, singing, and storytelling celebration to end Black History Month Feb. 28. Bevelene Holloman, library manager, creates the event every year with guest performers and participating students.
Music instructor Cheryl Howard gets the students rocking to a sing-along.
