‘Oh, What a Night!’: Student talent shines in annual show By Stephanie Marini & Brenna Cibley Before the curtains opened for the Talent Show in the SHS auditorium, sophomore Helena Fils foreshadowed the evening by saying, “We’re gonna take it to the house.”Opening with Suture, the band, featuring Sam Costa, Tim Keller, Dave Rodrigues & Matt Rutkowski, got the fans flowing with energy. Everyone screamed and cheered. “We were a little nervous to be the opening act. . .just a little,” said guitarist Sam Costa. Next, George A Scala III performed a vocal and a piano piece. When asked how it feels to be an entertainer, George, who has acted in many school plays, said, “It takes a lot of hard work and dedication. You also have to make sacrifices and be strict in the way you treat your body. “ “They were hilarious,” said sophomore Hannah Lysak about The Killa Bees, which included juniors Bobby Whitfield, Sean Bown and Mark Harmon and seniors Brett Heyman, Ray Polillio and Jesse Strickland. Lip-syncing and dancing to popular music, they got the fans out of their seats. Senior Denise Goldman said, “It was very well prepared and funny.” Love Don’t Cost a Thing, performed by Kathy Pranic, Kenny Wormald & Nick Baga (of Randolph) pumped up the crowd. “I’m very excited to do this,” said dancer Kenny Wormald before going on stage. Freshman Audrey Hunt added, “It was awesome and looked as if they put a lot of hard work into it.” Click To Read Complete Story Top right: Kenny Wormald and Nick Baga tap n’sync. Right: Tracey Pierre, Candis Dixon and Helena Fils hip hop to the music.

Inside the Spring 2001 issue of The Knight:
News	Features	Entertainment	Editorials	Sports
• Knight honors • All-night graduation party • Music trip	• Interview with Ms. Flores • Portuguese fiestas • Sports and fashion smarts • He, she says about proms	• Recommended books • Remember the Titans • Limp Bizkit • Paralyz	• Talk of hate at the Grammy’s • Lawsuits against Napster	• XFL Football • Complete hockey experience • Winter and spring sports

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