Robron High School - Robron Breakers Yearbook (Campbell River, British Columbia)

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PERFORMING RTS I, V l ,,,, - .,-Q On December 12, 1983, Robron presented its first HEvening Of Performing Artsu. A large audience was on hand to hear the Concert Band and Senior Jazz Combo. Also on the program were two plays, Junior students gerformed a challenging version of 'A snristmas Carolw. Their entnuslasm was obvious, resulting in a fine first attempt on the stage. Senior students performed on a modern tn tneme in 'wnere's Christmas?Hg A play largely written by director Doug Spence. Linnie Eadington gave tne audience a taste of choreography as she was involved in Rooron's first attempt at comoining acting and dance. During an intermiss- ion, various art projects were on display: pottery, pen and ink drawings, paintings, and pencil sketches. Cast of HA Christmas Carolnz Scott McKenzie, Don Nicholas, Alia Gordon, Mine Hanuse, Chris Gretchen, Bernie Magennis, Maralyn Kiviniemi, Kelly Preston, Jade McDiarmid, Curjinder Bains, Cathy Nelson, Carol Watson, Ria Johnston, and Cheryl Hall. The director was Mrs. D. Brown. Cast of UWhere's Christmas?H: Tanis Fair, Nancy Russo, Stephen Schedler, Annagret Levesque, Trevor Lepine, Shannon Maxwell, Linnie Padington, and Bonnie Maxwell. 70

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0 ,E 5 Philip Herring Eric Watcborn lain Proudfoot Graeme Milne Dean Misko Hike Suurhoff Cowboy bruce Thulin and tne lovely Dean Dreger. CJUufSCflQCf' Brenda Beatty, Punker- Gavin Maxwell, Steven Penrsson, Dede May, Dracula Tom Rivett, Cheerleader Teresa Javier. Jno was tnat dancing rabbit?? ln me lower left picture it looks as tnoug the incredible Hulk- Dean Hisko, is about to investigate.

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x D 1 l ' ' r l S During the music section of the evening, tne audience was able to see and hear the results of long hours of individual practice and classroom instruction. The senior Concert Banu played a variety of pieces, rang- ing from arrangements of current popular songs to more traditional concert pieces. ihe senior Stage Band took over the second part of the music nresentatiof. this smaller I croup quickly showed the audience the high levels of expertise that are key to Robron S O music program. Solo performances were particularly impressive and professional sounding ll Campbell, and Chris for the obvious amount f this caliber. For more information on the achievements and activities of Robron musicians, turn the page. Some of the soloists included: Jody MacLeod, Karen Schoen, Darre Thulin. The music program at Robron deserves special recognition of hard work and enthusiasm that has gone into producing groups o 7I