PHOTO GALLERY: Gullett Elementary Winter Performance
Date: 12/13/2011
by: Jen Blanco | Associate Editor
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Five-year-old Kristen Rice performed with the Gullett Elementary School dance team. -
Ten-year-old Jack Malcolm played the role of Jack, the leader of the toys. -
Several of the toys helped rescue their friend monkey, played by 10-year-old Jessica Sbaschnik, from her box. -
Store Clerk Alexa Brodsky, 11, didn’t know what to do with all of the toys. -
Fifth-grader Faith Jackson played the role of Snoopy. -
An exasperated 10-year-old Miguel Rodriguez tried to explain how he wasn’t a piñata, as alien Matt Gelorme, 10, chased him across the stage. -
Ten-year-old Audrey Lipton, left, played the role of a movie star doll while her twin sister Abby was a Barbie doll. -
Toy soldiers Arlin Rodriguez, Michael Schmidt and Dylan Welch made sure the toys were cleaned and fixed in time for Christmas. -
Ten-year-old Matt Gelorme had the audience laughing hysterically.
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