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Page 2 Local Town Pages www.hollistontownnews.com <strong>July</strong> <strong>2016</strong><br />

D1 TEAM WINS<br />

continued from page 1<br />

Starting back in August, the<br />

team chose the Service Learning<br />

Challenge for this year’s DI<br />

season. As part of the Service<br />

Learning Challenge, the team<br />

had to plan a community event<br />

that would give back to the community<br />

in some way. The team<br />

chose to host the first ever <strong>Holliston</strong><br />

Film Festival in order to<br />

make money for the Art Department<br />

at <strong>Holliston</strong> High School,<br />

which had suffered budget cuts<br />

for this school year. Their January<br />

31 Film Festival was a success<br />

having garnered 14 film submissions<br />

and an audience of over 60<br />

people. The festival raised $413.<br />

The team solicited prizes from<br />

local businesses for the top film<br />

submissions: The Candy Cottage,<br />

Jasper Hill, Fiske’s, and<br />

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The team at the State Tournament doing their skit. (l to r) Joshua<br />

Perlmutter, Kent Perlmutter, Abby Meltzer, Ryan Cahill, and James<br />

Crews (on guitar).<br />

Dairy Queen all donated gift<br />

certificates.<br />

The team also found community<br />

partners with experience<br />

in film or the arts to judge the<br />

films: the judges included Daniel<br />

Knapp, award-winning producer<br />

of educational media; Raouf<br />

Zaki, film director and producer<br />

with a filmography on IMDb;<br />

Doug Lack, Fine & Performing<br />

Arts Department Leader and<br />

Distinguished Educator; and<br />

New England landscape painter<br />

Holly Lombardo.<br />

At the end of the film festival,<br />

the team handed out the first<br />

place prize to Kyra Allen for her<br />

film “Her Name Was Emily”;<br />

second place and Audience<br />

Award went to Javier Rojo from<br />

Venezuela for his film “Spring is<br />

Here”; and third place went to<br />

Nolan Murphy for his film “Pinball<br />

Wizard”. The team decided<br />

to award the $413 to the <strong>Holliston</strong><br />

High School Art Department<br />

under the care of Mr. Doug Lack<br />

so that he could purchase a color<br />

printer for the school.<br />

Now that the team’s community<br />

event was over, they had to<br />

put together a skit to showcase<br />

the event to DI appraisers at the<br />

Regional Tournament, which<br />

took place at <strong>Holliston</strong> High<br />

School on March 19. The skit<br />

they created featured four super<br />

heroes: Captain Plan It, Film<br />

Buff, Morph Man, and Smooth<br />

Two <strong>Holliston</strong> DI team members, Abby Meltzer and Ryan Cahill, giving<br />

a check for $413 to Mr. Doug Lack, Fine & Performing Arts Department<br />

Leader and instructor at <strong>Holliston</strong> High School.<br />

Talk who defeated the dreaded<br />

villain, Budget Cuts. The skit<br />

also featured original music<br />

(both composition and lyrics) by<br />

team member James Crews, who<br />

played guitar during the skit.<br />

The team won first place in the<br />

Regional Tournament and went<br />

on to the State Tournament at<br />

Worcester Polytechnic Institute<br />

(WPI) on March 26. The State<br />

Tournament had stiff competition,<br />

but the team was able to<br />

place 2nd. The top two teams<br />

at States qualify for the Global<br />

Finals tournament in Knoxville,<br />

TN from May 24-29. One other<br />

<strong>Holliston</strong> team also qualified for<br />

Global Finals; this team, consisting<br />

of <strong>Holliston</strong> High School<br />

sophomores Maria Gentile, Olivia<br />

Palmer, Jenna Pralat, and<br />

D1 TEAM WINS<br />

continued on page 3<br />

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