The track meet
went well. My games manager was out of town, so I had to get my own volunteers.
Rachel Dunlap, Jessica Ledesma, Brenden Stevens, and Shandarae Williams helped
out. Most friends were from my Temple to Temple relay team. Everyone was in
good spirits. The events were run well. Rachel was the announcer, and I was able
to work with her well. Jessica ran the scoreboard. She was proud that her time
was only hundredths of a second off from the official time. Two school records
were broken. Dominic Masiarchn ran a 10.57 for the 100 meter dash, and Kasey
Taylor broke the shot put record throwing 48' 5"; just an inch further
than the previous school record. I had Rachel announce that Dominic broke the 100 meter dash school record, and I was surprised that the people in the stands applauded his performance. A sister came to film the meet, and she is making
a video for the scroll this coming week, and I look forward to see that. She
was able to film most of the events, and interview coaches and a few athletes.
We had a hard time giving athletes records because our timing system was
inaccurate, so I had Brother Stutz be the head timer. He is the most
experienced in the sport. I would go around and asked people for feedback about
the sport, and Brother Stutz said that he was having fun.
This week was quite fun for me because I got to portray the main antagonist in a Reader's Theater called 'Priscilla Pringle's Predicament/All's Swell That Ends Swell' that Playgoers of Lethbridge put on at Lethbridge Whoop-Up Days 2017. The story was written by Ed Bayly, a truly wonderful individual. Doing the performances all week reminded me of how much I love participating in theater. Please enjoy this recording! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIh88Y5H3cI&t=1135s
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