<p>Everyone in our senior class is supposed to give a speech at graduation. (We have a teensy class, so if we didn’t do it, everything would be about ten minutes long.) I’ve been working on mine, and it’s funny, short, cute, but it has very little mention of all that “personal experience in high school” stuff.</p>
<p>The problem being: I’ve only been at this school for a few months. I’m a transfer student.</p>
<p>I have a bit of a reputation for being the funny one out of the seniors. Is it appropriate if I keep my speech how it is, or should I attempt to add in anecdotes (which I don’t have many of, and the ones I do have involve the senior class fighting)? Any suggestions?</p>