HALLOWEEN BASH 2008

Halloween Bash 2008 – Sneak or Freak

October, 30th - Halloween Bash 2008 with the theme Sneak or Freak started off at 7.30pm with the arrival of guests, all ready to indulge in the evening’s event. Our second big event of the year was headed by Erica Choong, Secretary of CAPS, under the advisory of Mr. Sean Khoo and many participative CAPS’ members. The event was also made possible with the collaborative effort of the Mass Communicative Club (MCC) chaired by Maya Hanum and the Cheerleading Club chaired by Sandra.

The itinerary of the night is as follows:

7.30 PM	Arrival of Guests
8.00 PM	‘Thiller’ Dance
8.15 PM	Modeling Event
8.30 PM	Games
9.00 PM	Break
10.00 PM	Singing Performance
10.15 PM	Kit’s Dance
10.30 PM	Announce Best Dressed
11.00 PM	End

Our MC for the night was Mr. Sean Khoo, the advisor of CAPS. The evening started with a spectacular number by MC with his version of the famous ‘Thiller’ Dance. Trailing the dance was a modeling affair by the girls and guys of the Cheerleading Club. A total of 8 outfits were strutted down the runway that evening. Then the event proceeded with a carefully planned out ‘Sherlock Holmesque’ mystery game that involved all guests. It took the teams approximately 30 minutes to solve the mystery and it was the “Vampires” that had their “Sherlock Holmes” hats on that night.

A break from the performances was then in motion, and the highlight of the night started: a visit to the ‘Ghost Tower’. A queue was starting to form at the entrance of the ‘Ghost Tower’ and was there for a good one and a half hour. During the break, guests spent their time visiting our Tarot Card booth, Face Painting booth and Gift Shop that sold Halloween related items.

At 10pm, the night resumed with Fern gracing us with 3 songs, and she ended her act with an upbeat rendition of Mamma Mia! from the 80’S pop group ABBA. Following that performance was Kit’s impressive dance act. His cool dance moves to One Republic’s ‘Apologize’ seized the crowd’s attention till the end and left us wanting more.

The night then ended with announcements of the ‘Best Dressed Couple’ and ‘Best Dressed Individual’. The titles went to a couple dressed as a Japanese warrior and Geisha and a well portrayed back-from-the-dead ‘Old Man’ respectively. Prizes were also given out to the “Vampires” for their effort in the ‘Crime-Solving’ game earlier.

The event wrapped up at 11pm as scheduled. All in all, it was a successful event. Guests left with encouraging feedback.

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