Opinion

Rugby players

The Parkland rugby team faced
their toughest opponents of the
year Friday night, and dressed in
tights and bras in preparation.

These strange wardrobes aided
in the production of their highly
successful Third Annual Rugby
Talent Show.

To the delight of the audience,
players Grant Cooke, Rohan Hen-
sen and Robert Clarke performed
their own rendition of the Pointer
Sisters’ hit tune ‘Neutron
Dance,” while several other play-
ers joined Nelson Martins in “The
Banana Boat Song.”

display talent

menco dance. This dance was a
memorable one; it added an inter-
national flair to the evening and
provided a welcome change of
pace.

Singing solos were Parkland’s —
own Diane Pancel and Sue Black,
and Jeanna Lenaghan and Katrina
Lockwood also performed a duet.

A few of Parkland’s teachers
revealed hidden talent as well,
with Ellis Whalen, Colin Ross,
and Karen Bigelow (who was
absent but present in spirit and
taped harmony) singing as a coun-
try trio, as well as rugby coach

Don Burgess, who sang a few of

his ukelele golden oldies.
Displaying their musical abili-
ties were Cindy Andre, who played
two tenor saxophone solos, and a
band consisting of Lee Mitchell
(guitar and vocals), Jeremy Green
(bass guitar), and Parkland alumni
Terry James, who finished their set
with a simply outstanding display
of his talent for the drums — a
three-minute solo of bass and

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The boys of steel later hit the
Stage for an “original” attempt at
ballet, and closed the first and

Just hilarious.”

The show is a major fundraiser
for the rugby team, and although
plans for a tour to Toronto fell

second acts with choruses “Wild through due to exam and class
Rover,” and “The Other Side of conflicts, they still hope to travel to
the Evening.” the B.C, finals. s
Teacher Gini Foley’s dance Playing in the Col. Hodgkins
company Showtime performed a (Double-A) League, the team has
dance number from 42nd Street to a record of three wins, no losses,
open the show, and students Jes- and definitely shows potential for
sica Dunphy and Andrea Spittle living up to coach Burgess’ tour-
later kicked up a storm in “Mot- nament aspirations.
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Carmen Martinez, anew student ing graceful songbirds, well, it’s
from Spain, also performed a fla- Sad to say, but...the season’s over.
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