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wocked ia telcvinior. iur 18 ^'c had a great stage manager injyearsAuMd the 61-year-old, who 22-year-old Eric Marsch, who |a^ bM^IS'yeart of community was very loving and comfiassion- ilneaterrM ate.** ^/^'l^tat^rg^d^.lus n **Fogey LxMsberg said be wanu **to get •ccocBfwnist win be provided The 16 petforaunces of “New Fogey Follies of 1994'* will open June 8 M the Howard Conn llie- atre and run weekends through • . “T^jM ■ :‘‘n v» VSunday, June 19. . ,<• . i«*_ tured TYankee.DoodTLast year ’s show featured 40^^-Boogie WoogieBugk seniors singing and dancing in a the Andrew Sitten an full-scale musical revue that fea- ^ of Broa^ay^^'4'ATEUEIVFrom Coveritoo’s illustratioa class display well-. ! groomed takoL:>:'.i; <j[ ■^Tbe'Melkr*i itudcnti vary greatly. jSqme'CMC from as far away as >»■ .c 7 4 '.r v ■. 'What: Atelier LeSueur* 's^ent ait show.T^ent 1 to .4 p.ju Saturdi day,AprUJ6i.‘ #^c.e::2180.Nonh Sioi^ i^ve.oroi»: “ • : Imhaloet .ftee.. |dnni^<m>^966.;^ 'ing a few classes per week for per- fuliillnienL Judith Cudaod of Sl Louis Park sidd. -I4y youngest is five — it’s ^timefor^tokaratodnw.” aftodiestaitedlnaudiesattheate- one ttiKlenta are working full- lia.Afiagradatioa.siKwillcoatiD- 00 their ait with die intentioa of ue to instnict and pursue her interest seeing their pieces sold in galleries. in spiritual art Another graduating 'tf Many .have taken instruction at artist is Patrick Devonas. ■ i I. other art scbotds. A few were com mercial artists.' ’^0 lie stated art school at age 16 in Switzerland. While studying abstract ' •' ‘ A coounoD thiead leerns to be that art, he realized he w anted to learn .their talcota were not fully realized, symbolism. He studied illustratian tf ;Tbe style of the masten seems to pro- Brigham Young University in Provo, 'videfulfiUineati.t N rf«>. Utah. A teacher there responded to i'Among those graduating from his frustration with a brochure from .'Atelier LeSueur, are Carolyn Link, the aelier. Kim AlkmaihBerey of Hopkins and An exceptional student, Devonas Patrick Devonas of Shoiewood. Their is graduating from a four-year pro- ^worit will be on display Saturday at gram after three years. One of the few .^atelier.: iV-.'v !tr|Alkm^Beaty ^ she was ftus full-time students, he is able to sup- poit himself with his art He plans to A tiated ia her wock as a commercial go on to graduate studies, continuing 'artist' > -tr «: ■. ;i ■. i"! didn't like the restriction of with ait work and instnicting. Doth artists are available for com- ■s doing only what tire client needed and missioned work. Their work atxl that baying to be .mtnihed by time and of others will be on display Saturday, mooey.’!*-'}^'^,^Marc Johnson's illustration class 'j jvlAt ooe.'poiqt,' she coounuted be- has work on display at the Jack Wold tweetTGuam^and Minnesota. Her Fine Art Gallery in Minneapolis. In-^ V<U«U1 ouw iTtuuivawia. iivt ■ uiv r%i\ i V;. busbaodjwasitransferred to Guam ,f(»mation: 339-5191. I ••• i f'*.»•*; ' ’ - • f •• r* > ^ r7* -•• • - Wastebasket Revue’ cbiitiniito break run recoi^ftiri^ Scholarships are benefited school song ar^,da _ ____ ' • ^Staff Report sseo School District 279 1 I has produced its original V.1^ vMi^ show, *Tbe Waste basket Revue,” for 27 years. The volunteers’ work has raised $323,500 for scholarships for graduating seniors over the years. The eight peifonnances with e total of 5,700 sems at Park Center High School auditorium are usual ly sold out , The original show grossec enough at the box office to aware restaurant. Planet Marlwood. seven scholarships for a total of $2,000. ,^T r* fi • (mTIw nuisk;is a varic ,'i. tttMg nndiluVptcnd I fiorndM 19601^^^ The’show opened A j^,cootiiuies through April ' Among the commi> are ' Ann Wobig* direi .Swingin ’ Eds. directo ^^i'Dallywho founded a c the'Atlantis..Tbeatre in Park,’producer '.Ross « Maple>Gro ve < J uaior • « chief writer Sieve Auc t Vm. » .* Marl Ramsey, superintendent.; of Osseo schools, pleys the viston-.;,:, This year's 21 winners arc ary owner of the megamall com-1 being presenteu z cf $3T 000. plex. 'The show this year is "Marl of America.” It's based around a variety of VtHis faithful mascot is a burro called “Smokey.” The musical portions of the.-.^ i ^--11r-^^ ' iprn. '-’i I /.V. ■‘T.i. ’ill.! r,‘| ( • 'd-iif J/>V\.T71 >1 ' 'cV;ir;rMir.u\' . 'fn.v, .1 ' ' ' rr /, I 6Vi 9M2" | ZESrAKO'UWM-- skits that spoof a family ’s visit to show include two different sets by! fi* a giant mall and the unusual char- the 70-plus members of the dis-^> acters they meet along their way, uict’s.singing group, the Swingin ’*________________ including a visit to the newest Eds, led by Ann Wobig.' .'. » ^ - ... *1^ •«» ^ —m mm, II ^€48964800 mrimi;eiii»yaubm«irK47sciM