|
HPE has Talent! You bet they do
Chris Clegg
for South Peace News
The High Prairie Elementary School gymnasium was rocking May 14 as several dozen students braved appearing in front of their students at HPE Has Talent. Formerly called HPE Idol, the school encourages students to appear on stage and perform. Acts ran the entire gamut from playing musical instruments, singing, skipping, acrobatics, comedy, an Inuit games demonstration and much more. No prizes are awarded at HPE Has Talent; rather, the afternoon is held as a strictly fun event. Master of ceremonies Melissa Isaac provoked the audience to encourage each act with a hearty “Let’s show them some HPE love” and that they did. Each class was allowed to select two acts for the final show.
|
Students in Bridget Bent’s Grade 3 class performed Mary Had A little Lamb on the piano and other instruments. Above, Julianne Carrier plays the drums.
|
|
Angel Laboucan, a student in Vern Griebel’s Grade 3 class, played a piano solo. She was one of two students to play the piano during the show.
|
|
Grade 1 students in Greta Corbett’s class sang ‘Who Said’ by Hannah Montana. Performing are Jennifer Barons, left, and Arwyn Payne.
|
|
Jakob Wright-Willier, left, and Julianne Carrier “cut a rug” during Bridget Bent’s Grade 3 class performance of the Foxtrot.
|
|
Inuit games were one highlight of Jeanne Romick’s Grade 2 class performance. Above, Keegan Ferguson, left, battles with Muhammed Mouallem as referee Dylan Cunningham supervises.
|
|
William Foster, left, a student in Wanda Horosko’s Grade 3 class, plays the accordion with the help of Kathy Britton, special education – music instructor.
|
|
Creeo Willier, a Grade 6 student in Brenda Coulombe’s class, played his guitar – a very difficult instrument to play. He played short clips of several songs to entertain students.
|
|
Students in Rhona Ragan’s Grade 2 class performed dance, miming and skipping. Above, Alexa Doan plays with the hula hoop with Sonya Deynaka in the background.
|
Copyright © 1999-2009 South Peace News. All Rights Reserved.
No part may be reproduced without written permission.
View our Privacy Statement.
Send website suggestions to the Webmaster
|
