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McMullen: Pomp and surrealism

Posted: Monday, May 25, 2009 12:00 am | Updated: 9:58 am, Wed Sep 5, 2012.

Another group of kids has finally conquered the Sedalia school system and I have one thing to say: Attending the first graduation ceremony where I wasn’t actually graduating was pretty surreal.

You might wonder why I would even bother to go to the 2009 Smith-Cotton High School graduation ceremony. Much to the dismay of many upperclassmen, it is pretty much impossible to go through high school without having people from other grades in your classes. Because of this simple fact I did get to know a few of the people who weren’t in my graduating class. Besides, there’s a real world and one occasionally associates with people from lower grades. I was there to support a small few graduating and there to support a couple playing in the band.

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