我上高中的第一天
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My first day of high school was the best and the scariest. I was in the band， so I had already been exposed to some of the upper classmen at my school during summer drills1） as the band did freshman initiation2） week. We not only were put through the wringer3） as being the new kids on campus， but we also had our first opportunity to begin building great friendships as we found our spot in the high school crowd.
As I walked into the high school， I remember my stomach feeling as if it were about to slide down to my knees on my walk through the hallway to my first class. I could see eyes fixated4） on me as if the older students were trying to figure out exactly what I could have been. Although I was only a few years younger than them， I felt like I was a baby. It's amazing that just a few months before I was one of the coolest kids on school in junior high. I had all the sixth and seventh graders looking up to me. If I dropped a book， they were right there to pick it up for me， hoping to be noticed. However， that day， I was a freshman and when I dropped a book I had the upper classmen laughing at me.
I remember how excited I was when I finally made my way to my locker to find my best friend standing there smiling and waving. I was so happy to see a familiar face. The day did get better. I had some people pick on me and some that I had met during the summer band camp defended me. It was all good. I knew that once I got through the first day， every day thereafter would be getting better. I told myself that after my freshman year was over， I would be an upper classman and the tables would be turned onto another little man5） on campus.
You may go through a few months of teasing and tormenting when you first enter into high school， but after that， the next three and half years will be the best years of your life. When you begin high school， remember how you feel on those first few days. Then， as the years go by and you see younger kids replace you as freshmen， take those memories and use them to help the little guy. You will play a positive role in his or her life.
我上高中的第一天是最美好的一天，也是最恐怖的一天。我是乐队的成员，所以在乐队进行夏季排练以承担新生欢迎周的任务时已经接触过我们学校的一些高年级学生了。我们作为校园里的新生不只受尽折磨，而且随着在高中生群中找到自己的位置，还有了第一个机会开始建立伟大的友谊。
当我走进高中校园，穿过走廊，走向第一堂课的教室时，我记得我的胃感觉似乎要滑落到膝盖了。我能看到盯着我的一双双眼睛，似乎这些高年级学生竭力想要弄清我以前可能会是什么样的。虽然我只比他们小几岁，但当时我感觉自己就像一个婴孩。这真是太惊人了，要知道，就在几个月以前我还是初中里最酷的学生之一，我让所有6年级和7年级的学生都仰慕我。如果我把书弄掉了，他们就会过来帮我捡起来，希望借此引起我的注意。但是，那一天，我是个新生，我把书弄掉时，只会让那些高年级的学生笑话我。
我记得，当我终于走到储物柜，看到我最好的朋友站在那儿朝我微笑并招手时我有多兴奋。能够看到一张熟悉的面孔实在是太让我高兴了。那一天的确变得好起来了。虽然有人找我的茬，但是之前在乐队夏季训练营认识的几个人保护了我。这一天还是很不错的。我知道一旦我熬过了第一天，之后的每一天就会越来越好。我告诉自己，高一上完以后，我就是高年级学生了，这种不太有利的局面就会转向校园里的另一个小鬼。
刚刚进入高中时，你可能会经历几个月的戏弄和折磨，但是在那之后的三年半（编注：美国高中学制是四年）将会是你人生中最美好的岁月。开始读高中时，记住最初那几天的感受。然后，随着时间流逝，你看到一批批比你小的孩子取代你成为新生，请带上这些回忆并利用它们去帮助那些小家伙。你将会在他们人生中成为一个发挥积极作用的角色。
1. drill [dr?l] n. （军事、体育、语言等的）操练；演习；练习；训练
2. initiation [??n??i?e??n] n. 加入组织
3. put through the wringer： 使受尽折磨
4. fixate [f?k?se?t] vt. 注视
5. turn the tables onto sb.： 扭转局面（使之对某人不利）