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PCHS Talent “Pops” Up Competition is a big part of any school. It doesn’t matter whether it is in sports, clubs, or talents. We all feel it and we all face it every day. Some peo¬ ple yearn for competition. It helps them to know that they are still “Number 1”. If they don’t win, it gives them a great desire to strive to do even bet¬ ter. These people are known as contestants and they were all part of the 1984 Patrick Coun¬ ty High School Talent Show. The event is not limited by the number of participants in each act or by each act’s length. Each performance, however, was previously screened by members of the Student Council to insure a quality show with the best tal¬ ent anywhere. The show con¬ sisted of rock bands, solo sing¬ ers, actresses, and dancers. The wide variety of talent made judging extra difficult. One competing act was the “Playboy Express” made up of a group of male breakdancers. After demonstrating their ex¬ pertise in popping and locking and various other moves, they stole the hearts of the audi¬ ence. This group of dancers proudly took first place. Second place was captured by “First Edition”. This ex¬ traordinary group of dancers performed a combination jazz-ballet. Each move was ex¬ ecuted with precision. The all¬ girl group had been taking dancing lessons under the same instructor for several years. Bethany Turman sang an inspiring favorite which she acted out to create more of a mood. The theme song from the “Wizard of Oz, “Some¬ where Over the Rainbow”, provided the perfect touch of entertainment to grab third place. Although the competition was fierce, this year’s winners, contestants, and future con¬ testants will be back next year to see just who is “Number 1”. “Playboy Express” members, Mike Wimbush, Eugene Reynolds, John Hairston, Chris Penn, Preston Moore, Leroy Johnson, and Robin Penn begin their performance with a few simple locks. As Leroy Johnson “Worms” his way across the stage, his dance part¬ ners watch with amazement while waiting their turn. 26 Talent Show
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Coach James Hayes gets ready to hit the ball up into the air for an¬ other player to smash it. Volleyball Game 25
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The “First Edition” consists of Tonya Ayers, Karen Ward, Renee Kodenski, Jackie Joyce, Kristi Akers, Amy Key and Leigh Collins. They are preparing to make a turn and end their dance. Freshman Bethany Turman dis¬ plays great feeling for her song, “Somewhere over the Rainbow”. Drama students Yolanda Biggs and Anita Biggs perform a skit be tween an heiress and a bag lady. Talent Show 27
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