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Show Thursday, April 15, 1993 D Page A10 Park City High School drama kids hit New York and Broadway by Rebecca Rich rCHS student During last week's spring break, a group of theater students from Park City High School traveled to New York. The trip, which was arranged through a program called Learning on Location, was developed to teach students through experience, lasted five-and-half days. The group included 24 students, two teachers-- Chris and Sharon Maddux-- and two parents. While in New York, the group had an opportunity to attend four Broadway musicals- Miss Saigon, Les Miserables, Tommy and The Phantom of the Opera. They also saw Forever Plaid, an off-Broadway show, and twelve of the students opted to take in an extra Broadway play, The Goodbye Girl. The students not only saw all of these magnificent shows, but also had the opportunity to meet with several Broadway performers, including in-cluding Herman Sebek- the star of Miss Saigon-- and most of the cast members of Les Miserables. Through these question-and-answer seminars, the students learned many realities of professional theater. In addition, the students received a tour of a costume studio where they learned how designers design costumes to ensure extended wearability and quick costume changes. They also received tours of the NBC studios, the New York Stock Exchange, and a backstage tour of Radio City Music Hall. The trip also included a visit to the Statute of Liberty and Ellis Island, where the students learned about the immigrants of long ago. Some students even took the opportunity to use the computers to find out about ancestors. Despite all of these activities, the students did havea n opportunity to do a little shopping while in New York. Some of the most commonly shopped places included the shops near the hotel, Fifth Avenue (window shopping), F.A.O. Schwarz, Greenwich Village, SoHo, China Town, Canal Street and last but not least, the streets. Among the most popular items were "Rolex" watches (fake, of course) and jewelry from the various street vendors. Through this experience, the students learned the wonderful art of bargaining. Another important thing that the students learned was the art of jaywalking. Most importantly, they learned where to eat- Ray's Pizza. However, the most exciting moment was, perhaps, when three of the boys on the trip met Martin Short, wrote a letter asking for an interview and were answered with a surprising "yes." What's for lunch? Park City School District lunch menu for April 16-23. Friday, April 16 Deluxe nachos or pizza, carrots, apple wedge, brownie and choice of milk. Monday, April 19 Salmon loaf or burrito, mashed potatoes and gravy, steamed vegetables, whole wheat roll, bear claws and choice of milk. Tuesday, April 20 Taco salad or burrito, refried beans, whole wheat roll, choice of fruit, cinnamon crisp, cookie and choice of milk. Wednesday, April 21 Salad bar or burrito with tater tots, sunshine roll, chilled fruit, blackberry crisp and choice of milk. Thursday, April 22 Spaghetti or burrito, garlic bread, garden salad, fruit cup and choice of milk. Friday, April 23 Hamburger with fixings or burrito, fries, steamed green beans and choice of milk. The school district is now participating in the American Heart Association Hearty School Lunch Program. III il iiiaisiigwi 1 .-M -:r. y- v uy$yl? ' V Park City High School students enjoyed New York. Band students win state and regional competitions Park City High School and Treasure Mountain Middle School bands have been busy the past two months attending festivals and competitions. Teacher Bill Huhnke provided the following are results from the events: PCHS Jazz band won its state competition on April 3, which was held at Skyline High School in Salt Lake City. Five outstanding soloists are: Andrea Kohler, piano; Addie Parker, trombone; Jared Covington, trumpet; Taylor Mammen, trumpet; Shellene Parker, drums, and Colins Godfrey, trombone. Solo Ensemble Festival winners from a March 13 festival are: Karen Salita, flute; Jenni Stewart, flute; Heather Terry, oboe; Kathleen Cross, oboe; Jared Covington, trumpet; Chris Clark, trumpet; Spencer Rogers, trumpet; Addie Parker, trombone. Clarinet quartet: Erin Parsoneault, Josh Covington, John Massimino and Jenny Dolen. Trombone trio: Addie Parker, Colins Godfrey and Keith Kilby. Brass quintent: Jared Covington, Chris Clark, Ben Hoppers, Addie Parker and Isaac Lund. Woodwind choir Erica Merrill, Jenni Stewart, Kathleen Gross, Heather Terry, Anja Schulz, Tracy Gail, Val Haugen, Erin Parsoneault, Tara Bacon, John Massimino, Jenny Dolan, Josh Covington, Crusan Acklin, Brett Berringer, Alister Dopp, Nate , Coates, MattWatkins. Brass choir: Jared Covington, Chris Clark, Taylor Mammen, Ben Hoppers, Karina Cress, Mike Fuller, Addie Parker, Keith Kilby, Isaac Lund, Shellene Parker, Andrea Kohler, Micah Myers. Vocal alto: Kathleen Cross Piano: Leona Shimasaki Vocal duct: Faith Sandberg, Jordanna Henry. Woman's small ensemble: Amber Christiansen, Kathleen Cross, Jordanna Henry, Mercedes Roedeinger, Rebekah Rogers, Faith Sandberg, Kelly Carter and Addie Parker. Concert band and choir will attend its regional competition on April 15 in Juab. TMMS Jazz band attended a jazz festival at Churchill Junior High in Salt Lake City on March 20 and received a superior rating. 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