As part of a nationwide challenge by pop star Katy Perry, Nichols School in Buffalo, N.Y., took part in a lip dub video to the tune of her hit song, “Roar!” The video was produced, directed and filmed in one take by senior, Spencer Bacon ’14. Led by Spencer’s leadership, creativity and careful orchestration, the entire school community came together to be part of the video on the final day of Spirit Week, Service Day, which takes place annually the day before Homecoming. The video highlights the array of exceptional opportunities available to Nichols students, and the astonishing and impressive enthusiasm with which our students take part in extra-curricular activities and the pride they have for the School.
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