Students show a lot of class at annual talent show
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The La Jolla Elementary School auditorium overflowed with family and friends on Feb. 3 when the curtain rose on the annual Talent Show. The talents on display included world-class karate sword-fighting skills, classical music performance, hip-hop dance, standup comedy, jump rope, and much more.
The most inventive act came from Aaron Schwarzman who “surfed” on a bongo board while maneuvering a remote-controlled inflatable shark.
As is tradition, the extravaganza opened with a hilarious performance by the teachers and principal Donna Tripi.
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