Ten brave students and one faculty member entertained the relaxed crowd who were also treated to a free lunch. Each talent show contestant was judged by faculty members Gail Kasl, Deanna Louie and local celebrity judge Stephen Lundberg. Lundberg is from Cambridge and has an extensive background in entertainment.

The judges awarded four cash prizes. The first place award of $100 went to comedian Adam Grise, second place award of $75 went to pianist Anna Boyum, third place award of $50 went to pianist/composer Josh Dahl, and fourth place award of $25 went to comedian Adam Phillips. The talent show emcee was Ricky Anderson, who also sang and played the bongos during the choir performance.

“The talent was excellent, and made the judges’ job very difficult,” says staff member Cindi Gilbert. “The students, staff and faculty thought the show was great, and are looking forward to doing it again next year.”