Talent Show

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Sydney Sears 
Staff Reporter 

Students preform at the talent show om October 22,2015.
Photo credit Sydney Sears. 
            The student Southeast Polk annual talent show was held at the auditorium last night of the 22nd. Many students came and participated and many showed up to support their peers or friends that put on acts. Though, should more people come to the show?
            “I think they should come to see all of the different talents SEP has,” said freshman Sophia Patchin, “We have so many talented people, not just with music, and people should come to see all that talent.”
            Many students put several hours into rehearsing and making sure their act is pitch perfect. Patchin believes that it’s important for peers to come and see what SEP has to offer; that they should be cheering on their student body.
            Patchin had an act of singing a duet with a friend, so she got to feel what it was like to get up in front of that crowd to perform.
            “[I was] just a little bit nervous,” said Patchin, “But I know that nerves mean that I care.”
            Many other students performed last night, including acts of singing, comedy, and bands.
            Patchin pitched in, saying that one of her favourite acts was one that Christian Brown did of a ‘Willy Wonka song’, and a special band at the end called Apples of the Pine.

            

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