Graduation Speech :: Graduation Speech, Commencement Address

Guardians and family members, siblings and sisters, workforce and organization, all of you have come here today around evening time to see the 2006 Johnson High School graduating class. Much obliged to you for your participation. You have been there for us and will be there for us later on. Much obliged to you. Individual cohorts, we have shown up! The class of 2006 is graduating. We began as meager green beans and have developed into the leaders of Johnson High as seniors. We have suffered to such an extent. There were the pinnacles and valleys, the ups and the downs, however the classes proceeded and we continued joining in. There was torment, distress, deplorability, new region principles, disaster, annihilation and disappointment. These have taken their tolls and there were setbacks. We began with 550 or more as rookies and are down to around 200 as seniors. In any case, with all the changes, one stands apart the most. No, it isn't the Culminating Exhibition. It is the outrageous gas costs. At the point when we were first year recruits, the gas costs arrived at a low 90 pennies a gallon!!! Obviously, we were green beans and not driving yet. In any case, since we are seniors, we need to drive all over. We drive to work, to class, to spend time with our companions and even to EHS exercise s. At that point we need to drive back! Since we are driving so a lot, the gas costs are $1.50 a gallon. I state it is an intrigue. First the academic paper, at that point the CE venture lastly the gas costs. That's the last straw, individuals. Be that as it may, I do see a splendid future for our group. I realize that in any event a couple of us will return to Johnson High and instruct. Be that as it may, huge numbers of us will become fruitful specialists and ladies, making the gigantic fortunes. We'll in all probability have a couple congressmen and potentially another extraordinary representative. I was not brought into the world a Seagull like the majority of you were. I was from the start a Bulldog, at that point a Scottie. I thought I would have been a Kamiakin Brave yet I came to Johnson High to turn into a Seagull.