Graduation Speech: Live Life to the Fullest -- Graduation Speech, Comm

I would like to begin this evening by accept all of my classmates, staff, pargonnts and guardians, the school board and superintendent, friends, and relatives to the commencement of the class of 2012. Commencement is a critical juncture in our lives it is a momentous occasion where we trust we atomic number 18 about to start anew. However, graduation is the bittersweet moment where the forces of yesteryear and future are simultaneously acting on us. Consequently, the knightly is not dead. Alfred, Lord Tennyson, suggests that our past experiences will be with us forever as he states, we are a part of all that we have met barely all experience is an arch where through gleams that untraveled world. That is why graduation, akin(predicate) to other turning points in our lives, possesses two halves, which accentuate each other. We are looking forward, but the arch of experience beckons us to remember, value, and learn from our past experiences. Thus, I feel that in order to appreci ate commencement fully, we must(prenominal) remember our own past, and in particular, the last four years For we are leaving many of ...