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Mary Kelman

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School’s Over, and I’m a Graduate — Right?

Posted on June 19, 2009 by Mary Kelman

It’s all over. I have finally graduated from high school, with a 3.8 GPA no less! During the commencement ceremony, I was so out of it. It hadn’t really sunk in yet. Even when the principal announced us as the… Continue Reading →

Village Voices Anderson New Technology High School, Mary Kelman
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Even I Can’t Resist Prom

Posted on May 22, 2009 by Mary Kelman

Prom is tonight!!!!! I am so excited, it’s not even funny! Usually, I try not to do things that are typical to a high school girl, but when it comes to prom, I am just as eager as any other… Continue Reading →

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Final Project From H-E-Double-Toothpicks

Posted on May 17, 2009 by Mary Kelman

It’s finally over! The ungodly final is finished. It went through so many obstacles and changes, I thought it would never be done in time. My teachers in American Studies must thrive on our stress. The final is about the… Continue Reading →

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What’s the Point of So Many Final Projects?

Posted on May 8, 2009 by Mary Kelman

I’m beginning to wonder whether it’s legal for a class to give this many final projects. For my American Studies class (I believe I’ve mentioned that AS is English and History combined into one class), we have a final, a… Continue Reading →

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Scholarship Speech Contest

Posted on May 1, 2009 by Mary Kelman

After much heartache, headaches, and tears, it has finally come to an end. In the fourth level of the Lions Speech contest, I lost. The jump that was made in between the third and fourth levels was astonishing. The third… Continue Reading →

Village Voices Anderson New Technology High School, Mary Kelman
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Days of Plays and Speeches (and Brain Warp)

Posted on April 20, 2009 by Mary Kelman

It’s amazing how some things work out. I have been stressing for over a month about how I was going to do a full Shakespearean play along with a 10-minute speech. I had a major role in the play, where… Continue Reading →

Village Voices Anderson New Tech High School, Mary Kelman

Just Let Me Make It To Saturday Night

Posted on April 9, 2009 by Mary Kelman

Yet another week has flown by, and it seems like I have done nothing. Again. I suppose it’s just stress making time go faster and my accomplishments seem smaller. Just yesterday, I gave a presentation about World War II to… Continue Reading →

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A Peek Into the Life of an ’09 High School Senior

Posted on April 3, 2009 by Mary Kelman

It’s amazing how a simple sheet of blank paper can calm you. Just knowing that someone, somewhere, will know what you’re feeling at the moment can make you feel better. Because you know someone, somewhere, is feeling the same stress… Continue Reading →

Village Voices '09 high school senior, Anderson New Technology High School, Mary Kelman

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