Valdictorian Speech
VALDICTORIAN SPEECH
Good evening, Parents, teachers, honored guests, and fellow classmate. As Benjamin desereli said, change is inventible and change will always will come. In our case we all knew that graduation was coming and that we are leaving .all of us as students should know that change is always going to come we just have to deal with it. Instead of becoming sad that we are leaving, we should remember all the fond memories we are going to have and keep with us. Just because we are leaving market lane physically does not mean we are going to leave market lane mentally or emotionally. Market lane will be in our hearts forever. Market lane taught us many things how to deal with hardships, deal with stress and to have a great time. We are about to begin a new educational journey in high school and so we reflect on the journey we have had through elementary school. We are all on a journey, consisting of many different phases. As we gather here tonight, it is with the knowledge that we have completed a major phase in our lives, and that we are about to embark on a new voyage. The change is inevitable, what is not inevitable is how we choose to handle it. Many people ask me what my fondest memory was and my answer was every thing. From the plays, I have been in to grade 7 Ottawa trip to the Massey hall performance for steel pan. To me memories are things you keep so when I said everything means market lane has a huge impact on me. Many people who I know from other schools would tell me about the many problems they have and now when I look back I see that Market lane has had very few issues. I know we have all had rough spots in our years here but I felt like it has been smoothed away over time. Us as students have been through many things together some of us has been together since jk and some of us had met this year. One memory that stands out to me was our bus ride to Ottawa 6 hours on a bus with a bunch of 13 and 14 year old students
Good evening, Parents, teachers, honored guests, and fellow classmate. As Benjamin desereli said, change is inventible and change will always will come. In our case we all knew that graduation was coming and that we are leaving .all of us as students should know that change is always going to come we just have to deal with it. Instead of becoming sad that we are leaving, we should remember all the fond memories we are going to have and keep with us. Just because we are leaving market lane physically does not mean we are going to leave market lane mentally or emotionally. Market lane will be in our hearts forever. Market lane taught us many things how to deal with hardships, deal with stress and to have a great time. We are about to begin a new educational journey in high school and so we reflect on the journey we have had through elementary school. We are all on a journey, consisting of many different phases. As we gather here tonight, it is with the knowledge that we have completed a major phase in our lives, and that we are about to embark on a new voyage. The change is inevitable, what is not inevitable is how we choose to handle it. Many people ask me what my fondest memory was and my answer was every thing. From the plays, I have been in to grade 7 Ottawa trip to the Massey hall performance for steel pan. To me memories are things you keep so when I said everything means market lane has a huge impact on me. Many people who I know from other schools would tell me about the many problems they have and now when I look back I see that Market lane has had very few issues. I know we have all had rough spots in our years here but I felt like it has been smoothed away over time. Us as students have been through many things together some of us has been together since jk and some of us had met this year. One memory that stands out to me was our bus ride to Ottawa 6 hours on a bus with a bunch of 13 and 14 year old students