Feb. 21, 2020
FORT WAYNE, Ind. — Congratulations to the finalists in the Comedy Festival, hosted by Concordia Lutheran High School. These films, which were submitted by local middle and high school students, will be shown on the big screen at 7 p.m. March 13 in the CLHS auditorium. The event is free and open to the public. A GoPro camera will be awarded for the top middle and high school films that evening along with a prize for the People's Choice Award. Below are the student finalists.
Finalists
- Melina McClure, sophomore at CLHS, for “the gr8 chase” along with team members, Zoie Taylor and Jake Klenke
- Maxwell Park, freshman at CLHS, for “Morning Routine?”
- Nolan Labahn, sophomore at CLHS, for “Chick-fil-A: Endgame” with team members Matt David and Ryan Bentz
- Jalen Vanderbosch, senior at CLHS, for “Pee-Gon Commercial” with team members Ivan Domres, Chayanne Quintana and Tim McDonough
- Brandon Hedges, senior at Carroll High School, for “When You See a Spider” with team member Jacob Inman
- Brandon Hamilton, junior at CLHS, for “Join High School!” with team member Andy Koenig
- Maxwell Park, freshman at CLHS, for “Reflection Rejection”
- Tamiru Tubbs, senior at CLHS, for “DON'T SNEAK UP ON ME LIKE THAT” with team member Alphonse Griffin
- Maxwell Park, freshman at CLHS, for “Finger Guns”
- Lucas Rosbrugh, senior at CLHS, for “Adoxane the New Wonder Drug” with team members Ethan Chapman, Parker Morey, Luke Speckhard, and Brock Allman
- Andy Newman, junior at Carroll, for “Charger Challenge Week 2” with team members Daniel LaRue, Noah Shearer and Casey Bane
- Cole Tweedy, freshman at CLHS, for “Thumb War” with team members Ruth Kaiser and Katie Thompson
- Noah Hogle, senior at CLHS, for “Grade Heist” with team members Carter Rang and Lilla Wendall
- Dylan Teubert, senior at CLHS, for “I Do” with team members Alex Dahnke and Gwyn Widener
- Josh Maxson, eighth grader at Emmanuel-St. Michael Lutheran School, for “Epic Trick Shots 2”
Concordia Lutheran High School, located at 1601 St. Joe River Drive in Fort Wayne, Ind., was founded in 1935 as a private, co-educational Lutheran high school open to students of all faiths and backgrounds. With Christ at the center, Concordia continues to pursue educational excellence that equips individuals for lifelong learning and service as disciples of Jesus Christ. Learn more at www.clhscadets.com.