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Mr. Miner celebrates talent, technology, and school spirit

PARK CITY, Utah. — A COVID-safe, partially virtual Mr. Miner pageant saw six Park City High School seniors pulling out all the stops Friday night to convince voters and judges that they were deserving of the Mr. Miner title – and the position’s sash and (fake) jewel-encrusted helmet.

With backup from the PCHS Dance Company and plenty of assistants and musicians, the six contestants embraced this year’s theme, Men of Movies, with character portrayals along with elements in their performances that had absolutely nothing to do with movies. Which worked: each of the guys entertained and impressed audiences during dance numbers, modeling sessions, talent exhibitions, and question and answer segments.

Congratulations to this year’s winner, Slade Schemmer, and runners-up Max O’Reily and Jonathan Mount, who tied, and PCHS teachers/co-emcees Kyle Fish and Krischelle Hansen. Fish teaches film and Hansen teaches drama and theater – the right people for the job.

Fisher Caplin was quarantined, and had to literally phone in his performance. his assistant held up a picture of him and he spoke by phone. Photo: TownLift
Eli Coker sang ‘Cruella De Vil’ and played the character of Carlos De Vil from the movie Descendants. Photo: TownLift
Jack Engel, as Thor, made a pizza for the talent portion of the pageant. Photo: TownLift
Max O’Reily portrayed Marty McFly from the film Back to the Future, performed some highly gymnastic dance moves, and told the emcees his hair is his greatest asset. Photo: TownLift
From the film Hercules, Jonathan Mount sang ‘I won’t say (I’m in love)’ for the contest’s talent portion. Photo: TownLift
The PCHS Dance Company added to the visual extravaganza. Photo: TownLift

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