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‘Behind the Scenes y pulse was racing. Sweat was forming on my forehead. My thro- at was dry. I could hear the rhyth- mic beating of my heart. Thump ... Thump... Thump. I was due to go on stage in two min- utes. I CAN’T DO THIS! How did I get myself into this mess? I started out thinking I would just get a small part, but the director had other ideas. I got the MAIN part! She must have made a mistake. I checked the cast list again. No, there it was, my name bold as anything up at the top with the main charac- ters name beside it. I was doomed. I could never memorize that many lines in such a short period of time. But as they say, the show must go on. It was opening night. The place was packed. People were even sitting in the aisles! Every single perosn in the whole state must have been there! I was so nervous. All those people: my friends, my family, how could I do it? I was sitting there innocently trying to re- member my lines, and the next thing I knew I was in the middle of the stage. Panic set in. I knew I was supposed to be saying something, but what? I took a deep breath, and began to say my lines. It came so easy to me. The words just kept coming, and I kept saying them. Before I knew it, it was over. I couldn't believe it was actually over! I DID IT!! As we went to take our bow, I could hear the clap- ping of the audience. What had once been faded into the distance, was now Clear to me. I was a star! Everyone that participated was a star. I was glad I had been a part of the Vari- ety Show. Our skit went over well, and so did the many other acts. There were comedians, dancers, singers, and other skits. I was glad it was over but at the same time I was sad. We all left with a feeling of accomplishment. I'll be sure to be there next year. “Why so down in the dumps? - Tom Wright, Jen Gil- son, Teresa Sammons and Kimm Mundy onstage during the melo-drama skit at the variety show. “Hey big boy, you look like my kind of guy,” says junior Aisha Imel to senior hobo Shawn Hovenden.
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SS SRO . ae SEAT Aine atrennaataciaaias “Why do we have to be up here? asks seniors Anita Ce- Above “Shake it while you still got it, says M.C. Joey arbaugh, Vanessa Kline and Traci Rose. Busz to partner Kevin Archer as they strut their stuffon “Don’t touch me, its been a bad day! yells freshmen Mi- stage. chael Reeve to his stumbling assistant Curtis Boggs.
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