E-Edition

Go
  • News
  • Opinion
    • Letters to the Editor
    • Editorials
    • Another Look
    • Anderson-Clark Opinion Exchange
    • Publisher’s Perspective
  • Lifestyle
  • People Notices
    • Obituaries
    • Weddings
    • LDS Missions
    • Births
    • More People Notices
    • How to place an announcement in the newspaper
  • School
  • Sports
  • Sanpete Happenings
  • About
  • Subscribe
Menu
  • News
  • Opinion
    • Letters to the Editor
    • Editorials
    • Another Look
    • Anderson-Clark Opinion Exchange
    • Publisher’s Perspective
  • Lifestyle
  • People Notices
    • Obituaries
    • Weddings
    • LDS Missions
    • Births
    • More People Notices
    • How to place an announcement in the newspaper
  • School
  • Sports
  • Sanpete Happenings
  • About
  • Subscribe
Menu
  • News
  • Opinion
    • Letters to the Editor
    • Editorials
    • Another Look
    • Anderson-Clark Opinion Exchange
    • Publisher’s Perspective
  • Lifestyle
  • People Notices
    • Obituaries
    • Weddings
    • LDS Missions
    • Births
    • More People Notices
    • How to place an announcement in the newspaper
  • School
  • Sports
  • Sanpete Happenings
  • About
  • Subscribe
Home School

Bulldogs share talents with classmates at show

Lloyd CallbyLloyd Call
11/24/2021
Reading Time: 3 mins read
Carter Hill and Pearson Judy play their piano duet, “Someone You Love”.
November 24, 2021

                GUNNISON—One of the more popular assemblies at Gunnison Valley High School, the “Bulldog Talent Show,” was lively, inspiring and at times funny, as students shared their talents with classmates last Wednesday, Nov. 17.

                Some students sang, including McKenna Francis who sang “A Million Dreams;” Noelle Condie with her guitar singing “Bright;” Bethany Jessop, with an original song “Let Me Be Me,” with her ukulele; and Laundry Nay with his guitar singing an original song, “Focus.”,

                Several students played piano pieces including AubryAnn Burrell, who played “All of Me;” Sara Hill, Addi Anderson and Janie Anderson, who did a three-on-one piano with “We Three Kings;” Max Malando, who taught himself to play piano; and Carter Hill and Pearson Judy with a two-piano duet, “Bright.”

                There was plenty of other variety, too. Vladimir Cruz did beat boxing and Connor Saulter played an original song on his Ocarina that he called “The Nin Song.” Others were Andrew Craney and Connor Saulter, who goofed off with a play called “The Stick.” Miss Gunnison, Leticia Rodriquez danced to “Uptown Funk.”

Landry Nay on guitar, playing an original song, “Focus,” was another top performer at the Gunnison Valley High School talent show.
Bethany Jessop sang and played her ukulele to her original song, “Let Me Be Me”.

                Several times during performances, the audience joined in by waving lights, applauding and laughing as judges asked questions such as, “Who would you dedicate your song to?”

                Judges were Brian Nielsen, director of the Utah Department of Corrections and former Sanpete County Sheriff’; Maria Holder, a former Miss Sanpete; and Travis Leatherwood, newly elected mayor of Centerfield.

                In the end, judges and students together chose their three favorites: Landry Nay on guitar, Bethany Jessop on ukelele, and the piano duet of Carter Hill and Pearson Judy.

                The masters of ceremonies were two students from USU Eastern, Bryce Dugmore and Malone Moss, who also got in suggestions that the USU institution in Price would make a great place for Bulldogs to continue their education.

Share this:

  • Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)
  • Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)
  • Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window)
  • Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)
  • More
  • Click to share on Tumblr (Opens in new window)
  • Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)
  • Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window)
  • Click to share on Telegram (Opens in new window)
  • Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)
  • Click to share on Skype (Opens in new window)
  • Click to email a link to a friend (Opens in new window)
Tags: Gunnison
Previous Post

North Sanpete names replacement for retiring business administrator, told to list projects for federal funding

Next Post

Lady Hawks say this year is the time to make their mark in the region

Lloyd Call

Lloyd Call

Associate publisher

Next Post

Lady Hawks say this year is the time to make their mark in the region

Lady Templars bring three seniors back to start in challenging schedule

About The Messenger

  • Staff/Contact Us

Links

  • Sanpete County Telephone Directory
  • Subscribe
  • E-Edition

Special Publications

  • Celebrating the Seasons Magazine
  • 2020 Election Guide
  • Home & Garden Guide
  • High School Sports Guides
  • 35 S. Main Street
    Manti, Utah 84642
  • (435) 835-NEWS
  • news@sanpetemessenger.com

© Copyright 2021 Sanpete Messenger| Terms of Use | Privacy Policy

Gunnison Valley Gazette
Archive & Photo Galleries
Access The E-Edition