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49f0ad6e4d018 The emcees of the night, April Epps and Alexander Jameison, juniors, greet the audience for the evening.
Kayla Foster, sophomore, takes the stage.
Kayla recites her Obama-inspired poem.
Julian Washington, junior, plays the piano beautifully.
Julian plays some more.
April and Alex make a quick wardrobe change for the next part of the show.
Juniors Joii Williams, Gabby Ray, Courtnee Jackson, and Marcus Johnson perform an original hip hop dance choreographed by Marcus.
Darrion Collins, senior, takes the stage for next part of dance
Chiles Russell-Taylor, junior, excitedly greets the audience before he begins his wonderful jazz selection.
Chiles shows of his skills by switching to the trumpet right in the middle of his selection: amazing!
Lawrence Young stuns the crowd with his amazing dance skills.
More dance!
Armani and Christina show off their beautiful voices.
Feel the music!
Jordan Rousser dances beautifully.
She even does stunts: in a rolling chair!
Guest performers, U. CIty Steppers, step to Chris Brown’s Lottery
Stepping
In Sync
The Altoz are a singing group made up of seniors Alison Morrow, Margie Robinson, Ariell Tillman, and Jasmine Fitzpatrick.
The Altoz sing "A Moment in Time" by Cherish.
Montez Finney, junior, better known as Tezzy-Mo performs an original rap.
Tezzy-Mo alongside his hype man Kelly McClendon, junior.
Isaiah Simpson, junior, performs to Chris Brown’s "Forever" with back-up dancers, Bri Taylor and Karneyzhia Phillips.
Move to the beat!
The emcees of the night, April Epps and Alexander Jameison, juniors, greet the audience for the evening.

Tremendous Talent Takes the Stage

Ashlee Ross

April 28, 2009

University City High School held its first annual talent show competition in the fall of 2008. Sponsored by the class of 2010, the talent show turned out to be a success. Though the actual audiences turn out was slightly less than expected, the crowd quickly made up for it by their enthusiasm and energetic participation.

Students from all grades came together for a three-day screening process that allowed them to bring their talents to the stage. Judges and class officers worked together to make the final decisions of who made ‘the cut’ and then the hard work for the show began.
Students didn't have much time to go over their routines before the day of the event. All of the talent acts and special guest performers (i.e. the Kandy Gurlz and UCHS Steppers) worked an extensive amount of time to perfect the show with their lively entertainment and smooth transitions.

The acts that placed were Lawrence Young in first, Julian Washington in second, and Stevie Kirkman in third. However, all of the talent showcased was remarkably good.

University City high school has brought back a great tradition that will hopefully live on for many years to come. See you next year for the second annual talent show!

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