The Costumers

Last but not least, the Costumers makes sure everyone looks good on stage. Because really, no one wants to perform in a potato sack.

Most people appreciate the costumers, but for some odd reason not many people want to be one... They tend to come up with lame excuses like "I'm not into fashion" or "I can't sew." Well those of us who have been costumers can tell you that, though it may not be the most glamorous major, it does offer a unique and fun experience for anyone involved. For instance: And for people who do enjoy fashion and sewing, it's just a blast :)
 * Learning how to sew isn't as hard as you may think, and sometimes mistakes can be quite hilarious ;)
 * A smaller number of people means you can all fit into a vehicle to go shopping or take field trips.
 * You're work station is closest to the cafeteria, so you're all most always the first ones in line for lunch.
 * There's usually enough time and fabric left over to make yourself a bag or a hair bow.
 * Taking all the costumes to the laundromat at 6:30 in the morning can be annoying, but funny things happen when you're only half awake, and it's cool to drive through the fairgrounds before it opens.
 * You quickly memorize every performer's number when you have to get their costume for them before each show. And when someone forgets to turn in their costume after the show, you get to put their number up on the "wall of shame" and they may have to give you a back massage or serenade you as punishment.