Thanks to all the Greenwood Mic performers this December

12/9/2025

Greenwood gathered ’round the “campfire” – twinkle lights in tissue paper – on December 5 for the winter edition of Greenwood Mic.

The showcase celebrates the arts and gives students and staff the opportunity to perform for the community.

We thank this month’s performers, who entertained with their musical and dance talents. Arts Executives Molly Marshall ‘26, Sam Jaskolka ‘26 and Carter Murphy ‘26 emceed the event. They also awarded this month’s Artists’ Spotlights.

Performers:

Sadie Dudkiewicz ‘27 and Annabelle Pikar ‘27 – Landslide by Fleetwood Mac

Dance Team: Kiki Blackstock ‘31, Emma Cooper ‘31, Dahlia Hazelton Lane ‘31, Avery Hossack ‘31, Sam Lapowich ‘31, Anaya Thompson ‘31 – You Stole the Show by Sienna Spiro

Abby Weston ‘26 & Ander Smith ‘27 – Male Fantasy by Billie Eilish

Cory ‘26, Coco ‘26, Charlotte ‘26, Astrid ‘26, Sam ‘26, Molly ‘26 – Let it Be by The Beatles

Mr. Ruston & Ms. Wachter – Hallelujah by Jeff Buckley

Kasey Codilla ‘27, Ander Smith ‘27, Ella Roland ‘27, Maddy Shaw ‘27 - She Won't Go Away by Faye Webster *clean version

Molly Marshall ‘26 & Mason Kohler ‘26 - Valerie by Amy Winehouse

Back

(Left to right) Annabelle Piker '27 and Sadie Dudkiewicz '27 performing "Landslide" by Fleetwood Mac.
Greenwood's Dance Team performs "You Stole the Show" by Sienna Spiro.
(Left to right) Ander Smith '27 and Abby Weston '26 performing "Male Fantasy" by Billie Ellish.
Grade 12 students performing "Let It Be", by the Beatles.
Mr. Ruston and Ms. Wachter performing "Hallelujah" by Jeff Buckley.
(Left to right) Ander Smith '27, Ella Roland '27, Kasey Codilla '27 and Maddy Shaw '27 performing "She Won't Go Away" by Faye Webster.
Mason Kohler '26 and Molly Marshall '26 performing "Valerie" by Amy Winehouse.

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