As the first winner, junior Destinee Cross picks her gift basket from the table. The game went on for about 30 minutes before someone was able to get five candies in a row. Both junior Carly Morris and Destinee got a “Singo” at the same time, but Cross received the gift basket.
Singo took place on February 12th, 2020 at 7:30 pm. Singo is Valentine’s Day song bingo. It occurred on the quiet side of SAGA. Everyone had to sign in and be socially distant, but prizes were won.
Gifts adorn the front table, waiting to be picked by individual winners. The first and last winners got their option of a gift basket or the blanket bundle, while those in between got to pick one of the other goodies. In order to win, one must get five candies in a row.
On the table lays a Singo card, early in the round. Heart candies cover the songs already played with a hand hoovering above, waiting for the next song.
Concentrated on the song playing, freshman Josie Lyons places her heart candy on her Singo card after deciding on the song’s title. Lyons went with four other friends, all in celebration of Valentine’s Day.
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