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The Saturday night concert opened spectacularly with a massed Highland fling.

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Winner of the character sketch in costume, Barbara McLeod, portrayed Kate Hardcastle from "She Stoops to Conquer".

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Patricia Hall performs the "Dance of Galanta" which won her the national dance section.

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Carrynne Compton won the 12 and under 15 years competitions scholarship as well as tap and Greek dance trophies.

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Lyn Mehrtens won the fancy dance under 9

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Two successful Highland dancers were Muriel Topp (left), winner of 8 to 10 years jig, and Karen Setter, of Otane, most points under 10 years.

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The Braemar School of Dancing's song and dance troupe which won the under 12 years section. From left: Mereana Jones, Susan Riley, Trudy Steele, Annette Paenga, Wendy Veen, Sandra Kennedy, Suzanne Ford, and Debra Ford.

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Teacher Regency Blair with four of her successful dancers. From left: Jennifer Berridge, Michelle Kennedy, Lyn Mehrtens, and Adrienne Wilson.

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Elizabeth Simmons won the girls' vocal championship.

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Members of the Poverty Bay School of Dancing's winning tap troupe were, from left: Sandra Meade, Diane Cleaver, Avon Poulsen, and Kathryn Ria.

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Christina Milligan won the 10 and under 12 piano solo and was joint winner in song and accompaniament.

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St. Mary's School won the choir section