As actors in Reed Intermediate School's production of Willy Wonka, what would you do to obtain a golden ticket, hidden inside a candy bar, for admission to a secret candy factory?

By ELIZA HALLABECK

Published: May 15, 2009 12:00 am

As actors in Reed Intermediate Schoolâs production of Willy Wonka, what would you do to obtain a golden ticket, hidden inside a candy bar, for admission to a secret candy factory?

Aimee Talbot: I would probably go through all my money to try and buy as many chocolate bars as I can to get the golden ticket.

Thomas Galvel: I would stop eating bacon for the rest of my life.

Portia Baudisch: I would buy a lot of candy, and if I heard of anyone who got it, I would go in the night and steal it.

Emma DeFlumeri: Iâd buy a lot of candy.

Caitlin Moss: I think that I would probably sell all my things so I could buy a lot of candy, and really hope that I got the ticket.

Zachary Weiland: I would probably try to save all the years of my money, and buy all the chocolate bars I could get my hands on.

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As actors in Reed Intermediate School's production of Willy Wonka, what would you do to obtain a golden ticket, hidden inside a candy bar, for admission to a secret candy factory?

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