The Awardees – CBSC Awards Ceremony 1988

On Saturday 4th July 1987, the Sports and Cultural Club staged its production “Staff in Concert “87.  One of the highlights of this show was the play “Ah Bag ah Horrors”  This play featured Ann-Marie Clarke-Thomas as 'Boopsie', Margo Malcolm, Steve Clarke and Raphael Jordan-Brown.

Steve Clarke delivered a sterling performance as Bill Buddies, showcasing both his polished technical skill and a convincing portrayal of the character.

For this contribution in the sphere of drama, Steve Clarke is nominated for an award in the category “most significant contributions in the performing arts”.

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Stephen James, our ever-present photographer, capturing every noteworthy staff event. He ensures the key moments—like a footballer's great play, a cricketer's well-executed shot, a basketballer's skyhook, or a runner breaking the tape—are preserved in photographs for all time. 

Stephen’s work has been featured in our very own Forum magazine and in the mass circulation daily papers such as The Sun and The Express.

For his contributions in the very demanding discipline of photography, Stephen James is nominated for an award in the category “most significant contributions in Creative Arts and Sports Photography”.

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Throughout the world, Trinidad and Tobago is known as a melting pot of diverse cultures.  Reflective of the wider society, we have, here in the bank, exponents of the various art forms that constitute our indigenous culture.  In the art of African folk-dancing, we are truly well represented by Marcia Lewis.

When one thinks of vigour, energy and enthusiasm, one need only to recall Marcia’s dancing in our Calypso Contest or that exquisite piece “La Belle” in our Staff in Concert, indeed, the girl got verve.

For her contributions to our cultural sphere of life Marcia Lewis is nominated for an award in the category “most significant contribution in the sphere of Dance”

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