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Rhiannon Dirlam
261 Hill View Circle Byhalia, MS 38611
Phone: (662)-838-9787
E-mail: TwilightZephyr@hotmail.com

Summary I am a recent high school graduate. Finishing my high school career in

Wisconsin, I graduated a semester early and returned to my home in
Mississippi so that I can prepare myself for college. To prepare, I am
looking for a job that I can learn from so that I may be better prepared for
my future working career. Although I have not devoted myself to any
remarkable amount of groups, those that I have been a part of I have at
least been depended on for important activities, and I have usually been a
part of these groups for a long time.
As I intend to become a translator for Japanese and Russian after college,
I have taken initiatives during my own time in order to achieve my goals.
In my education, I will mention these.

Education Russian I for Professionals 2009

Fox Valley Technical College, Appleton, WI
Enrolled for the semester (September to December)—the class
was an evening class on Wednesdays and ran from 6:00PM-
9:00PM. Passed the class with an A.
Japanese Tutoring 2008-09
Appleton, WI
Personally instructed by a Japanese native and teacher for the
nearby Menasha city schools from September of 2008 to May of
2009.
11th and 12th Grade High School 2008-10
Appleton East, Appleton, WI
Graduated at semester in January due to meeting all graduation
requirements. Enrolled in several AP courses while in school, such
as Literature and History.
9th and 10th Grade High School 2006-08
Christian Liberty Academy, Arlington Heights, IL
Homeschooled in Mississippi while the actual school was located
in Illinois. Took basic but thorough courses during this time.
Memberships & Affiliations
• Accepted into the NHS (National Honor Society) during high school. To be
accepted, a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher is required.
• Joined the Hmong Club of my high school prior to graduation. With the
president as a personal friend, I was entrusted to extra tasks, such as
handing out flyers for club functions.
• Part of Girl Scouts from the level of Brownie to Cadette (around four
years). We were all to sell cookies annually, which gave me some early
dealing experience with customers, explaining things like where the funds
went.
• Lifetime member of my church—confirmed and officially became an adult
of the church in 2005.