Broadcaster Press 03 January 22, 2013 www.broadcasteronline.com One in a VerMillion Shoot down HB 1010 Meet Will Card By David Lias david.lias@plaintalk.net “A sense of euphoria.” That’s the best way Will Card can describe what he experiences when he steps on a stage to perform. The Vermillion High School senior has spent his entire life in the community, and a great deal of that time, he’s been in the spotlight. He’s active in the high school band, the high school chorus, a variety of vocal ensembles, and Rhythm in Red. He discovered a love for performing when, at about the age of 10 or 11, he first became involved in a Vermillion Community Theatre production. “It was absolutely incredible, and I love performing,” he said. “I love the opportunity that I get here in Vermillion because I get to be a part of so many groups. I really get to have the chance to be a part of almost anything I want to be a part of.” Will’s latest opportunity to take the stage came Friday, when he joined other VHS classmates in the production of “Midwest Side Story,” a one-act play written and directed by Mary Begley. After Friday’s performance, the cast and crew took the show on the road to the Region 1A South Dakota High School Activities Association’s one-act play contest held at Yankton’s Mount Marty College theatre on Tuesday, Jan. 22. Will wasn’t able to be part of the Vermillion Community Theatre’s last two performances – “Annie,” and “My Fair Lady” – but he landed a role in the musical “Oklahoma!” which was staged by the VCT in 2010. “That was a lot of fun,” he said. 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