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Interview by Carlee Grunder

Q: Do you have to maintain a certain GPA to play volleyball?

A: I know you do, but I’m not sure what the GPA is.

Q: Do you have to take any certain classes?

A: I know you are supposed to.

Q: Do you have a study group that you have to be with for volleyball?

A:Yes, I’m required to spend 4-6 hours a week.

Q: Do you have a special workout you have to do over the summer or during the year?

A: We have to do a lifting workout.

Q: Do you have to go up early? If so, how early?

A: Yes, a week early.

Q: how long will your practices be?

A: 2 1/2 hours.

A few weeks before graduation, the custodial staff at Wilton Jr./Sr. High School waxes the auditorium stage in preparation for the Commencement ceremony.

However, after the janitors waxed the floor for this year’s activities, several streaks were left in the wax by a chair that was slid across the stage during an FPI practice. While not immediately noticeable, it has the custodial staff rather miffed.

“We’re going to have to re-wax the entire stage,” janitor Dennis Vance says, “and we want everyone to stay off of it now until senior awards night.”

He added that FPI would be able to still use the stage for their performance on the 20^th of May, just that they would have to move their practices elsewhere until then.

The process for waxing a floor is a time-consuming one generally involving cleaning the floor thoroughly, stripping it, reapplying fresh floor wax, and blocking off the area to allow it time to dry.