Graduation Speech -- Graduation Speech, Commencement Address

Are you ready for the real world? Will I am ready, and I want to help you let out. ... I want to warmheartedness you up Towickedness marks a good turn point in our lives as young adults. This milestone of graduating with a high school breeding has come at last. And yet, retireledge does not exist solely in scholarly facts, but more so in the relationships and fri abrogateships that we have regretful along the way. Albert Schweitzer once said, At times our own light goes out and is rekindled by a spark from another person. Each of us has dumbfound to think with deep gratitude of those who have lighted the flame within us. As I look at the graduating class of 2012 I am reminded of the singular gifts each one of us has to offer the world. We ar artists, poets, playwrights, comedians, singers, musicians and athletes. We are dreamers, believers, thinkers and doers. We are strong-minded, determined, truth-seeking, hardworking and compassionate. But who showed us the way along our journey, and how do we know if we are staying the course? Family has and always will be one of the well-nigh important things in our lives. Look around this gymnasium and take in the love and support that our parents, friends, teachers and administrators are showing for us by communion with us this special night. Here at Young, parents and teachers have had an unspoken savvy of joint custody for years. Whether that be tucking us into our bed at night or tucking us into our desk in the morning. We will never forget the row of encouragement. I will always think about Mr. Ganns You miss school, you miss out, or Mr. Fellows Lack of planning on your part does not necessarily cook up an emergency on my part. I dont have to think hard to remember the smell of freshly baked hoagie bread on Wednes... ...ge. Do you know that you are very strong? The next page is the end of this book, and there is a Monster at the end of this book. Oh, I am so panicky Please do not turn the page. Pleas e, please, please. rise look at that This is the end of the book, and the only one here is . . . me. I, lovable, haired old Grover, am the Monster at the end of this book. And you were so scared I told you and told you there was nothing to be afraid of. Oh, I am so embarrassed ... All of us are like Grover, in that we could let our fears take hold to inhibit us and keep us from getting what we truly want. But it isnt until we truly realize that sometimes, in exhibition to face our fears, it can be as easy as turning a page. Having the courage to be the person you are and want to be. And so I would like to congratulate the graduating class of 2003, and I thank you for on the whole the memories.