Graduation Speech: Its Been Fun :: Graduation Speech, Commencement Address

how-dye-do students, faculty, members of the school board, Superintendent, and parents. When I was first told that I was dismission to be the speaker for graduation, I was everywherecome. I was overcome with pride and excitement, as Im sure we every are today as we close this chapter on our lives, but most of all, I was overcome with a feeling. A feeling that I break fooled you all into electing a Canadian to speak on this very weighty occasion. (Canadian Accent) I bet about now, you are all finally realizing unspoiled what it is youve d atomic number 53, eh? But its too late, eh? I cant be stopped.... (Drape Canadian flag over top of podium) The rich history of Canada is a very long and arouse ace. One that begins in the early years of. ...(Trail off and give a moment of thought) **remove flag or better yet bind someone do it for you.) Seriously though, after I got over my initial reaction, I realized that this was going to be a very hard undertaking. So I did what any teen-age boy would do in a similar situation. I turn to my friends I received two pieces of advice that not only helped me with the situation at hand, but I feel pass on be the predominant source of motivation for the next big graduation in my vitality and everything that follows thereafter. These two pieces of advice were. (Hold up palms with numbers inked on them) no 1 Dont Screw up No. 2 Be unique Obviously after these two gems of advice, I was prepared to write a stunning and powerful speech that will remain with every one of us till the day we die. Or at least until one of the real speakers come up here and says something meaningful. Its hard to believe that well all be leaving this place finally. It is even harder to believe that from now on, were going to pretty much have to fend for ourselves. I think that whether we hunch over it or not, weve gained a lot of the tools that well need to make it out there, upright here at Welch. Personally, Ive learned some of the most important messages of my life within these hallowed halls. Ive learned that its important to walk the road less(prenominal) traveled, because after a while, running down freshman in the jammed hallways just loses some of its appeal.