Graduation Speech: A Speech For Senior's Speech
Hello and good evening family, friends, fellow students, teachers and faculty. I want to thank you all for gathering here today to help us take part in the graduation and celebration of the Class of 2018’s achievements and accomplishments. On behalf of this year’s seniors, I believe that we’ve learned a lot throughout our 13 years of education, which accounts to 2,340 days, or 17,550 hours. Although not all of us showed up every day, especially towards the ending where our senioritis really started to kick in. But, all in all, we’ve been here a long time and have gained a lot of knowledge throughout the years, and I’m going to share with you some of the many things that we have learned. Starting way back when in elementary school,
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For instance, we didn’t learn that our class was the world's worst drivers, but throughout this year, we figured it out. Besides, being a bad driver means that there’s only room for improvement, right? But on a serious note, we were very blessed with the protection of everyone that had been involved in a wreck. We also learned that these seniors could make the cutest babies anyone has ever seen, I mean have you seen they’re babies, they are adorable. Our football and softball teams have had an incredible season, and I think that a main contribution to that is the seniors that were a part of it. Congrats to all of you for making history and making your entire town unbelievably proud of you. Katie and ????? won best dancer at Ava High, but I think we all know who the real winners should of been: Mrs. Bassett and Mrs. Decker. They know how to get down. But, I believe that the most important thing that we’ve learned isn’t something that a textbook could teach us. No class could teach us the love that we all have for one another. No class could teach us to never take anyone or anything for granted. No class could teach us how precious each moment is. We have had to learn that on our own. We have learned to love and to live as if it was our last day, because we didn’t know and we don’t know when it could be someones. This group of seniors have experienced that first hand, and that taught us the most important lesson in our life: to live each day, to cherish each day, but most importantly, to love each
For instance, we didn’t learn that our class was the world's worst drivers, but throughout this year, we figured it out. Besides, being a bad driver means that there’s only room for improvement, right? But on a serious note, we were very blessed with the protection of everyone that had been involved in a wreck. We also learned that these seniors could make the cutest babies anyone has ever seen, I mean have you seen they’re babies, they are adorable. Our football and softball teams have had an incredible season, and I think that a main contribution to that is the seniors that were a part of it. Congrats to all of you for making history and making your entire town unbelievably proud of you. Katie and ????? won best dancer at Ava High, but I think we all know who the real winners should of been: Mrs. Bassett and Mrs. Decker. They know how to get down. But, I believe that the most important thing that we’ve learned isn’t something that a textbook could teach us. No class could teach us the love that we all have for one another. No class could teach us to never take anyone or anything for granted. No class could teach us how precious each moment is. We have had to learn that on our own. We have learned to love and to live as if it was our last day, because we didn’t know and we don’t know when it could be someones. This group of seniors have experienced that first hand, and that taught us the most important lesson in our life: to live each day, to cherish each day, but most importantly, to love each