by Samantha Ubertini, staff reporter
As the annual talent show creeps closer, Greek Club members prepare for the talent show. At their meeting, members chose to participate in the planning between Toys for Tots and the Talent Show.
“We had to split up Toys for Tots and Talent Show workers because there are too many people to work for both. We thought that if we split the work, it will be done with ease,” co-president Michelle Psaltakis said.
On Friday November 14th presidents Michelle Psaltakis and Laina Vitarelli informed members about Talent Show tryouts on Tuesday November 18th. Any students that signed up for an audition had one minute to perform in front of Greek Club members for a spot in the actual show.
“I’m excited for the Talent Show and the auditions. It gives everyone in the school a chance to show their talents,” sophomore Kayla Morell said.
![“I agree the school lost its purpose, I left newspaper because I no longer had an interest and passion that I did once believe I had, the school’s more worried about student law court then what’s in the name in the school. [Which is journalism],” senior Christos Troumhis said. Photo attributions to Jon S.](https://wjpsnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/6276688407_12900948a2_z.jpg)
