Graduation speech Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi Wa Barakat uh Good evening distinguished guests, mothers, sisters, grandmothers, friends, teachers, our beloved admin, and, of course, last but not least the beautiful, amazing, guests of honor also known as the senior graduates of 2016. Welcome to the graduation ceremony for the graduating class of 2016. I am proud to be representing the voices of my fellow seniors on this final day of our high school career. And I am sure the lot of us would truly
Honorable Chief Guest, Worthy Principal, Respected Teachers and my dear fellow students, it is a great honor for me to deliver a speech at the occasion of Graduation Ceremony of our batch. We are linked with GT in the same way as the tree lives by its roots. Primary education plays a pivotal component in nurturing your personality. For me, creativity and hard work are the keys to success and GT is the place where teachers can inculcate that utmost level of creativity in children. My Alma mater,
2012, at Princeton University’s graduation ceremony, alumnus Michael Lewis gave the new graduating class’ commencement speech. That day, hundreds of anxious young adults would begin to live and develop their career in the “real world.” Using several anecdotes in the introduction and body as well as ethos in the conclusion, Lewis was able to deliver an engaging speech that explicated luck’s role in everyone's success. Earning a positive response, Lewis opened his speech with an ironic anecdote that
graduation goodbye songs Often expressed gratitude to the party. Each year there, one of which is the prom. Some call graduation, separation, or other. From kindergarten to college. In essence one, party. Many institutions feel pride if the party did not release it. Both private schools based on a particular religion, national private, international private, public schools are the same. All parents "forced" to pay the breakup fee. You could say forced because after that of course parents have to
Congratulations to my fellow classmates. We finally did it: we made it through middle school! Oh, middle school the journey that doesn’t come with a map, a plan, or even a clue of what’s going on. Dr. Seuss once said,“You have brains in your head, you have feet in your shoes, you can steer yourself any direction you choose.” This quote reminds me how I was in sixth grade and I am today: trying to steer myself a certain direction. As Mr. Black says it is our last years of practice and then games begin
I stand within the student section of my hometown’s local school’s football stadium. I look back and forward to my friends and family. We are oblivious to the scoreboard for the reason that it does not matter to us, we simply cheer on our boys as they play their hearts out. It is at this moment that I know that my hometown of Petal, Mississippi is the best place to live and grow up. Petal is the best because we are supportive to one another, we always have each other’s backs, and we have school spirit
Graduation, its what every student looks forward too, so it should be perfect…right? So what kind of a speech would be best for the entire class as a whole? To find the answer to this question one will have to look past their own opinions, and into what would be best for the entire class, and their family members. But what if someone suggested adding in a prayer to the speech, would that be fair to the entire class? To begin, let me state that this is based off of my own opinions, so many may not
ITT Valedictorian Speech, Tracey Hamilton, October 1, 2015 Good Evening, family, friends, and ITT faculty and Administrative Staff members: As we appear here tonight in celebration of our achievement of completing coursework to garner the title of graduates, I would like to begin by thanking the faculty members of the Criminal Justice Department and the faculty members of the General Education Department for their invaluable leadership that has led to this graduation day. Also, to my family and
During his talk at Stanford’s 2015 graduation Ceremony, Steve Jobs gives the students very helpful advice about being confident and staying positive throughout life. Because he is talking to college graduates who are about to enter the real world, it is good that he told them about his own experiences, because they can hear about a successful person’s struggles. During his speech, he talks about how he had to sell bottles to be able to afford dinner, had to walk 7 miles to get a good meal once a
Gordy spent ninety percent of the ceremony mentally preparing for the last ten percent; his valedictorian speech. The “main event”, as he called it. He’d been working a pretty unhealthy amount of time on this speech. Seriously, he’d been up all night for the past two weeks perfecting it. It only took him about a day to make it perfect as a diamond. However, this is Gordy we’re talking about. He doesn’t stop at