Published May 01. 2012 05:01PM
Dining tables were set with glowing candles while kindergarten through 8th grade students with the Tamaqua St. Jerome Regional School's Theatre Group entertained an audience during their first annual spring musical over the weekend in the gymnasium of the school.
A community dance immediately followed the performance, which was directed by the school's performing arts director Paul Mulhern. Mrs. Mary Ann Mansell, school principal, stated the school's appreciation to performing arts director Paul Mulhern for volunteering 2 days a week with the students. She also stressed her appreciation to all the staff, parents and volunteers who donated the food or helped in any way.For more information about related programs at the school, visit /www.sjrschool.com or call (570) 668-2757.
ANDREW LEIBENGUTH/TIMES NEWS Dining tables were set with glowing candles while kindergarten through 8th grade students with the Tamaqua St. Jerome Regional School's Theatre Group entertained an audience during their first annual spring musical over the weekend in the gymnasium of the school. A community dance immediately followed the performance, which was directed by the school's performing arts director Paul Mulhern. Mrs. Mary Ann Mansell, school prinicipal, stated the school's appreciation to performing arts director Paul Mulhern for volunteering 2 days a week with the students. She also stressed her appreciation to all the staff, parents and volunteers who donated the food or helped in any way. For more information about related programs at the school, visit /www.sjrschool.com or call (570) 668-2757. Nadiya Sieger, above, doesn't let a broken arm stop her from showing off her talent.