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Good Old Days Magazine

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My Lines! My Lines!

In 1962 at Northwestern High School, the senior class put on the play Annie Get Your Gun. I dreaded the idea of being in a play; however, it was not my decision. Everyone in the class would have a part.

When casting day came, I literally sank to the back of the room to hide in the shadows. With a big sigh of relief, I watched as more popular and confident girls stepped up and tried out for Annie. Whew.

One of the last parts was just called Little Girl, and the , making come out . I worked very hard to remind myself to put the first.

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