Jennifer+F.

My Life at GHHS The time I’ve spent at Green Hope has been pretty fun. I’ve done some cool things, and made some awesome friends. When I started high school, I was fourteen years old, I was afraid of the main campus, and I rarely spoke to anyone. I had signed up for drama, but was put in chorus instead. I was pretty mad about it. That first year in chorus, I met most of my closest friends. Chorus quickly became my favorite class. At the end of the year, I auditioned for Concert Chorus, but didn’t make it for sophomore year. Once again, I was in mixed chorus. I’ve never been happy to see mixed chorus in my schedule. Even though I was frustrated about having to sit through all the basic theory a second time, that second year of mixed chorus turned out to be a good thing. I met some really awesome people, who turned out to be some of my closest friends. I was also able to get my brother switched into my chorus class, which I might not have been able to do if I had been in concert chorus. My junior year, I made it into Concert Chorus. That year, we travelled to Disney World, and had an awesome time. I guess this speech should really be titled: “all I did in high school was chorus,” but, honestly, that’s were I met most of my friends. So, really, if chorus is all about friends, then my life has been driven by the people I’ve met, and the friends I’ve made. This year, we went to NY City for a chorus competition, and had an awesome time. Through chorus, and the musical, and all the other performances I’ve done in high school, I have become much more talkative, and I’m no longer afraid to of the main campus. In summary, high school has been fun, but I’m definitely ready to move on. It’s been a great four years, but I’m ready to try something new. I love all my friends, and I will miss them greatly, but we’ll hopefully keep in touch. If I had the opportunity to change anything I’d done in high school, I don’t know if I would. I can think of a couple of things I would have done differently, but they’re not huge changes.

"Among those whom I like or admire, I can find no common denominator, but among those whom I love, I can: all of them make me laugh."
-W.H. Auden

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