Adelle
“The High School Graduation”
NARRATOR: “Once there was a 17-year old girl named
Anne Shea. Anne was going to graduate from high school in a week then. Anne
thought people would not throw a party for her because she never gets a
birthday party, no, nothing at all. But she was just about to find out she was
wrong.”
ANNE: “Mom, Jz was in my room again!”
JZ: (Anne’s brother) “No I was not!”
ANNE: “Yes you were!”
JZ: “No I wasn’t!”
MOM: “Stop it both of you!”
MOM: “Go to your room Jz. You know you can’t go into
Anne’s room.” “Anne you know Jz is younger than you so stop bugging him.”
ANNE: “but..”
MOM: “No buts. Conversation closed.”
NARRATOR: “Anne watched Jz walk to his room. Before
walking in he turned around and glared stuck out his tongue. Then he stomped
into his room.”
ANNE: “You are a big pile of dirt!”
JZ: “Maybe I
am.”
NARRATOR: “A week later, in mid summer Anne was upset
because she was graduating the next day...”
ANNE: “Mom, can I have a graduation party?”
MOM: “I don’t think so.”
NARRATOR: “The next day, it was Anne’s last day at
High school.”
MOM: “Anne you have someone at the door for you!”
ANNE: “Mom why do you always have to snoop into my
room? Anyway who is it?”
MOM: “Someone, “You’ll find out just go to the door.”
ANNE: “Okay, are you sure they want me and not Jz,
dad or you because I never get that many people around here who want to see
me.”
JZ: “Anne
it’s Olivia and Mary they want to
tell you something that is very surprising!”
MARY: “Anne please come down quick, Olivia has something
to say.”
OLIVIA: “Anne you aren’t getting a graduation party?”
ANNE: “I know, I never get parties.”
NARRATOR: “An hour later”
ANNE: “Mom where are you taking me?”
MOM: “You’ll see soon enough.”
MOM: “Here we are.”
NARRATOR: “Anne heard music and yelling. The yelling
was from Mary, Olivia, and Janny. They were saying: “She’s here, she’s here,
hide everyone!” Anne walk around into the room it was empty except a turntable,
chairs, tables, food, stage, and disco lights.”
ANNE: “What is this place?”
MOM: “Here she is! Come out all of you!”
NEIGHBORS, FRIENDS, AND FAMILY: “Surprise! Happy
graduation!”
ANNE: “Thank you,
thank you, thank you so much. I have never had a party in my life!”
MARY:”Oh Anne, I’m so sorry, me and Olivia were
lying. You did get a party.
JANNY: “We are going to tell you (Olivia and Mary
too) how your dad skipped work and your grandparents came all the way from
California.”
OLIVIA: “It was your dad’s idea, he put a lot into
the party.”
ANNE: “Thank you!”
NARRATOR: “And from that day on Anne got birthday
parties and parties on the holiday’s”
