Crystal
“It had been once called The Pen but had been changed when another high school magazine of the same name won a prize in the regional contest. Crystal’s homeroom teacher, Mrs. Sposato, said that not many students made it, but Crystal decided to try out for it anyway. She had submitted the required essay, filled out the questionnaire, and compiled a list of books she had read over the summer.
“Why do you want to be on the Caliper?” Mr. Dennison asked. He was the faculty adviser on the Caliper.
“I ...like to write,” Crystal said. Mr. Dennison was nice looking. He had a strange way of turning his head to one side when he talked, but Crystal liked it. “I used to write poetry when I was in the seventh grade and my teacher said it wasn’t bad.”
“You write for any other school papers or magazines?” he asked.
“No,” Crystal answered.
“So you’ve just been in magazines as a model?”
“You know about that?”
“I couldn’t miss it,” he said. “You’re the biggest celebrity the school’s ever had.MoreLess
“Why do you want to be on the Caliper?” Mr. Dennison asked. He was the faculty adviser on the Caliper.
“I ...like to write,” Crystal said. Mr. Dennison was nice looking. He had a strange way of turning his head to one side when he talked, but Crystal liked it. “I used to write poetry when I was in the seventh grade and my teacher said it wasn’t bad.”
“You write for any other school papers or magazines?” he asked.
“No,” Crystal answered.
“So you’ve just been in magazines as a model?”
“You know about that?”
“I couldn’t miss it,” he said. “You’re the biggest celebrity the school’s ever had.MoreLess
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