Argumentative Essay: The First Day Of High School

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Yes, indeed nothing feels better than the start of your very first day of High School. It was August 15, 2009 at Daisy Johnson High School and Daniel Kent a first year, was already thinking about his boring classes and meeting all the beautiful ladies. His experience as real teenager has now begun, and he couldn’t wait any longer to try out as the high school mascot. Why a high school mascot you say? Because the motivation and sweet fragrance of the cheerleading team has been on his mind twenty-four seven. Daniel has been debating over and over and came to the conclusion that being the high school mascot would be his highlight throughout his four year stay at Daisy Johnson High School, because he was ready to transform as a confident and strong …show more content…
He wanted to ask her how did she gain so many friends and grow to look different, but he couldn’t worry so much because he had to worry about himself. Practice were always every day after school and the cheerleading practice was held in the gym too. Daniel would improve his moves and steps and even do a few flips. The next day has come by and it was also the day of the sports rally. Daniel pumped up the audience and ran back and forth in the gym and everybody was screaming and laughing. The rally had started with the introduction of the sports team and were congratulated for making the. Then it was a five min break time and it was also time for the school mascot to show their tricks. Daniel had an unbelievable start with robotic and bass music and of course students were already excited. He then, did back flips, the worm, shaking his bottom, and did the splits. Daniel was a true entertainer and fun. He had the whole gym clap and cheer him to do more, but couldn’t cause time was up. The rally was over and everybody came up to him and thank him for being the best show and mascot. They even asked his name how old he was and if he had ever done this before or even joined a gymnastic team before. Daniel never had so much attention and it felt

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