Graduation Speech: Long Island Biddles

As a Catholic community we must seek to live the life that Christ has shown us, to serve rather than be served. Our daily lives must begin and end with the love for God. And with our strong faith community, we can achieve greatness in all that we do.

The announcement calling all of the students to the gym rings through the staticky PA system of Ansel Parker Elementary School. Today is the day that Miguel Adriano would be here. Yes, THE Miguel Adriano. The world famous soccer star and multimillionaire will be here giving a speech. Most kids would be excited. But, let’s just say that the mothers of these kids would rather be meeting Miguel than the kids.

As our favorite childhood author Dr. Seuss once said, “Sometimes you will never know the value of a moment until it becomes a memory.” We gather here today to celebrate this moment of graduating from Sutton High School. Although this day will soon become a distant memory, the valuable moments that this class of 2016 has experienced are unforgettable. From the very first moment we walked through the high school doors, to the last time we shut our lockers for good, we all have to face a truth, whether we want to or not, everything eventually ends.

Hello my name is Joshua Simpson! I am 16 years old and I live in the Great Lake State! After graduating from SC4, I plan on transferring over to Wayne State University to earn my Bachelors of Science in Civil Engineering. When I am not in school, I play the piano and the organ. And I love to draw!! The reason why I am taking this class is because I want to learn about the body and how it works, and also to learn how I can have a healthy life. I hope to gain knowledge from this class about how I can live a healthy and happy life. If I were to chose 4 words to describe me I would chose, hardworking, determined, diligent, and silly! I picked this words because I am always hardworking and diligent in my studies. I am very determined to finish school

Good afternoon to all. Today marks another special day in Pine Dale Eight Mile Rock, whereas, yet another person strives to make a difference in this community. I like many others out here today spent countless hours on these streets of Pine Dale especially I-95 when “The Park” was just “The Park”. Today the park remains the same but with an added dose of significant blessings. I would like to formally welcome everyone to the unveiling of this park with esteem honor to former community activist to many kids like Buddy and more … The late Fitzgerald Forbes, informally known as Mr. Fritz. Mr. Fritz like many other devoted leaders took time out of their busy lives to be the support that kids need at a such a crucial stage in their lives and for

In a world where fantasy becomes reality there is nothing left but one girl, one school, and one way out. Now that girl is me, Shelby Mayo, that school is Decatur High School in Decatur Alabama, now I know what you’re thinking... what can one girl do to save herself from thousands of flesh eating zombies… I’ll tell you it’s quite simple actually. Step 1. Be badass and that’s right bring a sword because guns will run out of bullets. Step 2. Bring a map of the school that you have to survive in. Step 3. bring comfortable clothes that you wouldn’t mind getting dirty (obviously), step 4. now stay with me because this one isn’t really a physical thing, but bring a heart of steel because you’ll need it and step 5. bring a grenade in case all else

Thank you so much for picking me to be the recipient of your $4,000 scholarship. You have been in my life since I was little helping me to become the person I am today. Even when I was just ten years told you were teaching me how about being coming a vet tech. At times, I wasn’t sure if becoming a vet tech was really want I wanted to do however you always never and after working with you I have no doubts that becoming a vet tech is my calling. The money from the scholarship with help me so much to be ready for Crowder College this fall. Thank you for the money and always being there for me.

As we gather here today, I urge you to focus on the insecurity of property rights in the current rebellion, and how the lack of courts and impartial judges in New York city is an offense and it is our obligation to end it. Recent activity in our neighboring colonies, has shown rebellion against the crown. Some have tried revolting against our motherland England, the same motherland that has nourished us for all of these years. Some of my opponents have argued that a son must grow up and move away from his mother, but, while a son does need to grow up and move away, he must respect his mother as she supports him. We need to sustain England’s support to reinforce our resilient future. With that I say, New York City must reopen its courts to protect our property rights, stop rebellion, protect innocent people from mobbing, and to keep New York from reaching a state of Nature.

Hello Jodie,My name is Kyle McKenna I am currently grade 10 and attending Latrobe High School.

A community is a group of people who share a similar characteristic. While there are many different interpretations of the word “community,” from an emotional tie to actually being in the same physical place at the same time, most of us can agree that the people of a community share something in common. And I believe most of us know what it’s like to be a Kennesaw State University (KSU) freshman so we are all already part of the same community. We have gathered in this place to learn, seek out our dreams, and ultimately fulfill them.

Congratulations Venice High School class of 2016! Throughout these past four years, we’ve slaved over assignments, sweated at sports practices, and succeeded in many pursuits. A few of us worked hard up until graduation, but for most of us, Senioritis struck; if we continue to do nothing the only jobs we’ll be qualified for are seats in the U.S Senate.

Mr. Riff, esteemed teachers and staffs, dearest parents and grandparents, guests, fellow graduates, relatives, friends, ladies, and gentlemen, good morning!

By chance, Dylan has no interest in attending USC film school or to work in the movie industry. He told me once, “My dad was never home when I was little. He worked all the time. It sucked.” It broke my heart to hear that. I never told Thom what he said. There was no reason, since he’s become a more attentive dad since his divorce. And, I made sure we spent time on the weekends to be a family. Up until, I threw it all away.

For once, the words “Class of 2017” does not sound foreign. As graduation is quickly approaching, it is impossible to escape the exciting chatter about plans for the summer and ultimately starting college. I have been lucky enough to get to know classmates that are going to University of North Carolina, University of California Los Angeles, and Dartmouth. It seems that everyone shares a common goal: to get as far away from York as possible.

Welcome to the next four years of walking down the same halls, hearing the same bell and seeing the same faces, welcome to Pickens High School. As an upcoming Sophomore, I have seen a year at our town’s only high school and we are certainly blessed from remarkable teachers, bountiful amount of clubs to choose from and staff to assist anyone in need.