Old Hammondtown Drama Club debuts 'Harmony High Honors!'
Jun 8, 2016
Harmony High is all about music—the more singing the better. BY TANNER HARDING
The Old Hammondtown School Drama Club presented its production of the musical "Harmony High Honors!" on Wednesday. The students performed the show once in the afternoon for their classmates and a second time in the evening for their families.
The show tells the story of three students who move to a new school, Harmony High, and quickly realize their new school is very different than what they're used to – all the classes include singing and dancing. Even gym class and lunch are musical events.
The third graders from Center School took a trip to OHS for the afternoon performance.
The musical was written by John Jacobson and Mac Huff, but modifications were made by director Tracy Fiore for the students.
Harmony High is all about music—the more singing the better. BY TANNER HARDING
At Harmony High, everyone sings, even the principal, cafeteria workers and gym teacher. BY TANNER HARDING
Harmony High's principal tells the girls all about their new high school. BY TANNER HARDING
The glee club trio, or "glio" as they were called, was always there to provide commentary and song. BY TANNER HARDING
The geography teacher doesn't hesitate to sing her lessons. BY TANNER HARDING
Harmony High's history teacher thinks singing about the past makes it even more fun. BY TANNER HARDING
Singing math teachers makes algebra at Harmony High a little more fun. BY TANNER HARDING
The science teacher at Harmony High has even found a way to make science musical. BY TANNER HARDING
Harmony High always ends the day by singing the school's alma mater. BY TANNER HARDING
The teachers at Harmony High have to know how to sing and dance too. BY TANNER HARDING
