Eden Prairie High School - Eagle Yearbook (Eden Prairie, MN)

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Sweat, tears go into making of tBirdie' Finally after two months of hard work iiBye Bye Birdie, the 19505 musical about an EIvis-type singer, was performed at Eden Prairie High School. A cast and crew of nearly 60 students were involved. A lot of sweat and a lot of tears went in- to the making of it, but as Stephanie Van Asten said, uIt was great! It was fun to work with and a really fun musical to see. Darla Best agreed with this and said, It was great. I loved every minute of it. Even those behind the scenes enjoyed it, as Kristen Johnson who helped with make-up said, iiThe acting was good. They all worked hard and did a super job. iiBye Bye Birdie was a good musical which was made possible by the terrific group of people on the stage, as well as those behind the scenes. 16 w Musical iiBye Bye Birdie Leads and Directors: Front Row: Greg Gardner, Chris Reid. Middle Row: Darla Best, Christine Curtis, Kendra Lehnertz, Shawn Holmes. Back Row: David Rummel; Mr; Emmett Stark, direc- tor; Mr. Rolf Olson, dramatic director; Mr. Fred Baumann, technical director; John Murray. K Practicing make-up techniques tabovei, Deb- bie Swinton attempts to age herself for her role in iiBye Bye Birdie. Eric Dahlen lends en- couragement while Kelly Thompson waits her turn to use the makeup and mirror. uWe've got a lot of living to do, Greg Gard- ner as Conrad Birdie trighti sings to his teenage friends. Chris Curtis as Rose and David Rummel as Albert Peterson ifar righO perform one of their duets.

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Telephone Hour Front Row - Lisa Steiner, knstln Asten, Chen Cundersun, lull Tyson, Laura xdn Meter, Myers, Daun Longshore, Laurie Cucua, LIZ Ceuhet- Dana Vukelkh, LeeAnn Chame Back Row - Lowell Dahl, Chris Reid, Jim Shaugnessy, John Tuttle, Damon tum, Tern Mluhelson, INKk Lehnertz, Stephanie Van Lund, George Siemens, Ruk Haupt, Jerry Held, David Romme Musical 17