High School Musical - Troy & Gabriella Meet again in school.

(footsteps clacking)

(chattering)

- (whispering) Troy, Troy...

- Hey!

(chattering)

- What do ya mean?

- I don't know.
All I remember is like, peach jelly. I--

- Excuse me.

- Hi, Troy (giggling).
(bell rings)

- I trust you all had splendid holidays.

Check the sign-up sheet in the lobby
for new activities, Mr. Bolton.

Especially our winter musical.

We will have singles auditions

for our supporting roles and
pairs auditions for our two leads.

Mr. Danforth,
this is a place of learning

not a hockey arena.

There is also a final sign-up for next
week's scholastic decathlon competition.

Chem club president Taylor McKessey can
answer all of your questions about that.

(all cell phones ringing)
Ahh, the cell phone menace has returned

to our crucible of learning.

Sharpay and Ryan. Cell phones!
And I will see you in detention.

(Sharpay gasps)

We have zero tolerance
for cell phones in class,

so we will get to know
each other in detention.

Cell phone!
And welcome to East High Miss Montez.

Mr. Bolton!
I see your phone is involved

so we will see you in detention as well.
(class laughing)

- That's not even a possibility
Ms. Darbus, your honor.

See 'cuz, we have basketball practice
and Troy--

- Ah! That will be 15 minutes
for you too Mr. Danforth.

Count em!
(laughter)

- That could be tough for Chad

since he probably can't count that high.

- Taylor McKessey,
15 minutes!

(class gasps)
Shall the carnage continue?

Holidays are over people.
Way over!

Now, any more comments?
Questions?

Jason.

- So, how were your holidays Ms. Darbus?

(class murmuring)

What?

(bell ringing)

(bustling footsteps)

- All right man.

- See ya in detention.
- Ahh, see you later man.

- Dude, she's crazy!

- Hey.

- I don't--
- believe it.

- Well me--
- neither. But how?

- Well my mom's company transferred
her here to Albuquerque.

I can't believe you live here.
I looked for you at the lodge

when you were staying with us.
- I had to leave first thing.

- Why are you whispering?

-What?
Oh, uh, well, no my friends

know about the snowboarding,

um, I haven't quite told 'em
about the

singing thing.

- Hey, what's up, Troy?
- Hey, what's up.

- Too much for them to handle?

- No, it was cool but you know my friends.

It's uh--
it's not what I do.

That was like a different person. Hey--

So, uh, anyway, welcome to East High!

Oh, now you've met Ms. Darbus,

so I bet you can't wait
to just sign-up for that.

- I won't be signing up for anything
for a while.

I just want to get to know the school.

- But if you sign up I'd consider
coming to the show.

- Yeah, Yeah.
That's completely impossible.

- What's impossible Troy?

I wouldn't think 'impossible'
is even in your vocabulary.

Oh. So nice of you
to show our new classmate around.

(orchestral clarinet music)

Oh. Were you going to sign up too?

My brother and I have starred in
all the school's productions

and we really welcome newcomers.

There are a lot of supporting roles
in a show.

I'm sure we can find something for you.

- No, no, no. I was just looking
at all the bulletin boards.

Lots going on at this school.

Wow.

Nice penmanship.

- So, Troy, I missed you during vacation.

What did you do?

- Oh you know, um,
played basketball,

snowboarding,

more basketball.

- When's the big game?

- Uh, two weeks.

- You are so dedicated.
Just like me (flirtatious laughter)

I hope you come watch me in
the musical, promise?

Toodles!

- Toodles.

(orchestral music)