Found at my parents' house, while throwing away artifacts of my adolescent life:

• 3rd place plaque in team debate -- I was on a team with my sister for a year -- from 1994.
• a Dinotopia poster.
• a few spelling bee awards and other trophies and plaques for scholarships and speeches and trivia games (e.g., Quiz Bowl and Academic Decathlon).
• a velvet painting of a pouting dog that I bought for a few cents at a garage sale.
• a career search report on the job of ethicist.
• two different college visit invitations that began, "Great Scot!" or "Great Scott!" One was from Agnes Scott College; the other was from Lyon, in Arkansas.
• journalism notes from the first high school editorial I ever wrote, my first assignment. I wrote on the embargo on Cuba.
• stage manager records from the yearly eighth grade play on Freedom.
• a Mathcounts program.
• a report on Missouri history, with a special section on Samuel Clemens.
• girly fortunes I did with friends and my sister. MASH: Mansion/Apartment/Shack/House. One gave, say, three or four answers to each question (e.g., "Who will you marry?" "What color car will you drive?"), and then a random number n was chosen, and one went through the bunch of answers crossing off every nth until only one in each category remained, and then that was your future.

I threw all this away.