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valedictorian
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    You want to be head of the class, valedictorian, so you can make a speech on Graduation Day—in Latin or something boring like that probably—and be the boy wonder of the school.†  (source)
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    The principal, valedictorian, guest speaker, and the rest of the graduation speakers gave their speeches as Woody fought to stay awake.†  (source)
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    As his high school's valedictorian and the quarterback of its football team, John "could have done anything he wanted with his life," says Kelley.†  (source)
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    You're valedictorian, aren't you?†  (source)
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    Jamie had some of the highest grades in our senior class, and depending on how the last semester went, she might even end up valedictorian.†  (source)
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    And she's upset about her younger sister, Sanjita, who's hanging out with Amanda's crowd, and worried about her brother, Nikhil, who's getting bullied, and angry with her parents, who won't stop comparing her to her older sister, Leela, who was the School of America's valedictorian two years ago.†  (source)
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    I also recalled that Mr. Dubonnet had been the valedictorian of their class and a star football player.†  (source)
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    LaCountiss, with straight A's throughout, edged him out by a grade-point fraction for valedictorian.†  (source)
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    The valedictorian was Bobbie, who had scored the highest on the GED exam.†  (source)
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    She says it like she's saying, Juliet's going to be valedictorian.†  (source)
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    The valedictorian, Henry Stampel, broke into tears halfway through his speech and could not continue.†  (source)
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    And how he had felt so right in a destiny that forced him to become the youngest valedictorian in his high school's history, the youngest freshman ever accepted at Georgetown, a bright, bright light that shimmered at the end of the tunnels of academe.†  (source)
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    The rejection was doubly painful because Ali, his younger brother, was an academic ace who had just graduated from Camelback tied for valedictorian.†  (source)
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