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In Pictures: Mr. Shrewsbury High School

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Greg Rybacki takes a look at his "escort" after winning the Mr. SHS competition. Photo Credit: John Swinconeck
Madison Taylor, Olivia DeFlumery, and Hannah Hopkins gear up for the Mr. SHS competition. Photo Credit: John Swinconeck
Judges Susan Eriole, Robert Arnold, Rabecca Moisan . Photo Credit: John Swinconeck
Contestant Nick Andreano performs George Michael's "Careless Whisper" before the bemused/horrified Mr. SHS judges. Photo Credit: John Swinconeck
Curtis Bordage performs. Photo Credit: John Swinconeck
Max Petrovsky reads "Good Night Moon" with a heavy Russian accent, a character trait he used throughout the competition. Photo Credit: John Swinconeck
Competitors tried their hand at song, dance, and more. Photo Credit: John Swinconeck
Nick Silverio performs some serious dance. Photo Credit: John Swinconeck
No Mr. SHS competition would be complete without a tribute to the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles during the Outfit of Choice. Photo Credit: John Swinconeck
Curtis Bordage answers the tough questions during the Q&A competition. Photo Credit: John Swinconeck
Mr. Shrewsbury High School contestants await the judges' ruling. Photo Credit: John Swinconeck
Greg Rybacki is crowned Mr. Shrewsbury High School. Photo Credit: John Swinconeck
Mr. SHS judges let their hair down at the end of the competition. Photo Credit: John Swinconeck
Students and faculty with the National Latin Honor Society at the end of the Mr. SHS pageant. Photo Credit: John Swinconeck
Read the Article Video & Photos: Mr. Shrewsbury High School Is Crowned

SHREWSBURY, Mass. — Hundreds of students at the first-ever Mr. Shrewsbury High School contest, hosted by the school's National Latin Honor Society, were treated to a show of comedy and music Friday night. 

The evening offered a range of entertainment from the contestants — some were serious but most were comic.  The acts included an opera, a dance, a Ninja Turtle tribute and a rendition of George Michael's "Careless Whisper" sax solo.

"They worked so hard, and it really showed," Latin teacher Heather Thompson said. ...
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