Graduation Speech: The Climb :: Graduation Speech, Commencement Address

Good evening family, friends, teachers and fellow graduates. This special nighttime marks our achievement over the past thirteen years. Tonight we bob up to the top of a mountain in our lives and look ahead to the legion(predicate) more to come. It seems like just yesterday we were eighth directrs in place school, wishing we were twelfth graders in exalted school. (You have to remember that congest then we didnt know if a freshman meant you were in twelfth grade or if a junior meant you were in ninth.) Weve definitely come a long way to be where we are today. Being students at Wilson, The aim of Pride, has helped us all with our advance over Mt. bringing up. Learning the basics to climb Mt. Education didnt just start in high school it began a long, long time ago. Our first experience with the climb started out in our six years of base camp, formally known as basal school. The next stage in our climb was when we were able to climb the split up of the mountain with the ent itle slope. The smooth slope of the mountain took us a whole three years to accomplish. As you have probably guessed, the gentle slope was middle school. These were the steps we took to get to our third stage in our climb of reaching the peak of Mt. Education, too known as high school. It all began at freshmen orientation when we learned just how much pull wires we would have over our educations here at Wilson. We also discovered that we not only would be choosing the classes we took, but the teachers as well. Next, from a chant that was shout out at us from the seniors in our first pep assembly, we learned that seniors do rule the school. During the pep assemblies we also learned how to show our school primp and spirit. Overall, in our first year here at CHS we encountered many cleverness members and students that would help us on our journey up the mountain of education. throughout our years of high school we have perfected our methods of climbing Mt. Education through experi encing many first times together. To start things off in that respect was the first Friday night varsity football game at the stadium. We also had dances that were actually cool like homecomings and tolos. We even experienced many impertinent things in the classroom such as writing research papers, victorious extremely difficult tests and learning a foreign language.