Academy Chatter: What is your favorite Mr. NDA or Academy Awards memory?
January 18, 2020
Melanie Luna Guerrero, senior: “Katherine Zeise’s talent act with Mitch Chosa.”
Sarah Wingert, junior: “When Cayman Berg sang for Mr. NDA and won. He shocked everybody by singing.”
Chloe Forbes, junior: “The dude that was on the island with the ball. That made me happy inside.”
Maddie Gage, junior: “Ben Lelinski’s performance was my favorite. I liked the bagpipes.”
Joey Bonadonna, sophomore: “Mine would have to be Josh Cribben’s anger translator.”
Chris Charles, sophomore: “I liked everyone’s funny skits that they created.”
Triston Behrend, sophomore: “Josh Cribben’s anger translator.”
Sean Manning, sophomore: “I liked Anna Schaut’s SNL skit.”
Nick Bumgardner, sophomore: “Bo Buckley and Riley O’Nell’s rollerblading performance last year.”
Libby Rickards, junor: “It’s between Charlie Lemkuil’s water act and Owen Brummel playing guitar and drawing his grandparents, which made me cry.”
Lucy Quidzinski, junior: “When Teddy Suda rocked out on stage with his band.”
Alexander Brabant, junior: “Being part of Eric Wycker’s intro video.”
Magdalena Helfenberger, junior: “I liked the dancing during Mr. NDA and the carpooling videos.”
Hannah Weiss, junior: “Breaking my ankle and then being Theo’s rampeteer in his skit ‘Born to Run.’”
Jack Salzwedel, junior: “Working in the shadows backstage.”
Stephanie Wilke, junior: “Charlie Lemkuil’s talent, the one with the water.”
Nate Ruggles, junior: “Working tech for Mr. NDA.”
Sammy Opichka, junior: “My favorite memory was Josh Cribben’s skit.”
Mattea Vecera, senior: “Andrew Zipp’s hilarious performance my freshman year.”
Margaret Bolin, junior: “Rampeteering to a ‘La La Land’ song because now I get anxiety flashbacks whenever I watch the movie.”
Dom Schweder, sophomore: “Sitting alone. It was kinda cringe, not gonna lie.”
Ishmael Quezada, sophomore: “My favorite part was designing the cover.”
Bryce Kane, sophomore: “Being a rampateer.”
Felix Neta, sophomore: “Just enjoying the show with my friends.”
Rylei Anders, sophomore: “Watching everyone perform their talents.”