Breckenridge News by Sondra Gaunt

The annual Wax Museum took on a whole new style this year at Breckenridge School when the presentations took place on stage this week before a seated audience instead of separate ongoing installations to be randomly visited. An extra added touch consisted of joke interludes with one-liners assisted by drummer Jayden Lewis who provided the stinger each time.
Rachel Skinner was first up to welcome the crowd. Following came the Leading Ladies segment with Rachel as Molly Bloom and Tessa Hockaday as Amelia Earhart. Remington Woodcock, with the assistance of the house drummer, handled the first joke interlude while the technology set up was taking place for the presentation of Markus Persson by Collin Winkie.
Hali Allred handled the jokes next and the athletes were Jose Torres as Serge Ibaka, followed by Remington Woodcock as Andre Rene Roussimoff (Andre the Giant).
Jose Torres was up next with the one liners before the World Wars segment when Eric Morgan appeared as Manfred von Richthofen (the Red Baron) and Rebecca Gray as Anne Frank.
Next was Keelie Verhagen before Western with Dylan Vos as Jesse James and Hali Allred as Calamity Jane.
Braden Allred was the jokester preceding Rock and Roll with Keelier Verhagen as Johnny Cash, Mally Gardner as Elvis Presley and Shyla Dahms as Michael Jackson.
Mally Gardner provided the final joke segment before the program culminated in special appearances celebrating Hollywood by Jeff Dunham (Braden Allred), Betty Grable (Krystal Bell), Tom Hanks (Ethan Boehm) and BATMAN! Adam West (Christian Bell).
The cast of characters took a final bow and Tessa Hockaday gave the farewell.

WHAT'S HAPPENING
May 11 Track and Field Day
May 12 Athletic Banquet
May 17 Last Day of School and Early Out