and other script alterations
WOW! Class plays are so SO SO unpredictable!
The last night of the play is ultimatly the night for screwing up the play and driving the directors(Mrs. Groff and Mrs. Mendenhall-poor things...) insane. Every one knows this, so typically, all of the high school students choose to show up on this final night. Many altercations were done spontainiously, but many hade been planned. The crack at the mad tea party was spontainious and somewhat undetectable if you didn't know it was going to happen. " Going around the shrubbery was SO planned and so deliberatly done against the well intended wishes of Mrs. Groff. We had mice in the tea, thanks to Alex (beebles). We had random father comments from Rich, along with some amusing tart steeling and cocoanut banging and other various intended mishaps. Josh Holton managed to slip in some yelling and other things intended to anger the wonderful Queen of hearts(Ashley Strikler.) Back stage was even more amusing. Every one was either meditating, giving back rubs or running aroung half naked. Befor the play we injoyed three hours of reminising over N*SYNC, Brittany Spears, and Josie and the Pussy Cats. I'll never forget it! We even sang a bunch of christmas carrols-which was awsome! And after the play, The fish footman and I road a pony in full makeup at the Lancaster Mijer's, much to the dismay of a smelly old person. The cast party was great(and LOUD!!!!) and Alex sang a touching farwell song for us all. We also joined in to about 12 choruses of the Graduation Song. I'm gald we did it-I can't wait till next year! Allthough, every sweet moment has it's bitter parts. Next year we will miss the wonderful(and seemingly possesive) Brandon K. Costlow and his grim reaper part. He did so well at holding the play together for us all. We will also miss Alex, who sand such a sweet farewell and brought many wonderful memories to this year's production.
Your friend,
~KINJRUH~"