Graduation Speech -- Graduation Speech, Commencement Address

rise guys, weve made it. Weve made it through quaternity years of one of the or so highly involved times in our alive(p)s. Weve seen all, weve done all, and at this station in the year, most of us have probably had enough of it all. If you think back intimately it, four school years is really a coarse time. four years of high school is equal to 720 school days, 4,320 grade periods, and if youre a busy guy like me and you tend to count things by the minute, then it might surprise you to know that weve been in class for about 237,600 minutes. Class of 2006- are you ready to graduate? Thithers a term I like to use to describe our high school experience metamorphosis. As high schoolers, we metamorphosize we change over the course of four years. We start as nonhing and eventually we become something. When Terraces doors opened in the fall of 98, we were not the same class that we are today. Something happened to us. Something made us change. That something was our hard work. It helped us to develop our talents, to accomplish great things, and to become the unique individuals that we are today. What, do you think that Brandon Gibbs began freshmen year as a varsity basketball histrion and a straighten out runner? Did Mat Montgomery just passing play into the school one day prepared to lead the Jazz 1 trumpet section? Would Sarah Abel, Keola Awana, and Chris Potts have been ready to serve on the top positions in ASB our freshmen year? What about guys like David Johanes and Tim Lehman, two of our great bowlers here at MTHS? Have you ever heard of an all-freshmen sports team winning separate? I havent. Four years ago, before I had anchored for morning announcements, I could not have imagined myself speaking to thousands of people. I would have been too shake up to get up o... ...g. We have always been a diverse conclave and naturally, we leave alone go on to different places next year. Class of 06 allow for enroll in as many schools and work in as many jobs as the variety of people that we come in. But one thing is for sure, and that is we have lowestly reached the end of our metamorphosis. We are at the final stage now and tomorrow, we will all head off to live very different lives. I myself will be going to the University of cap next fall. Tonight, we will cease to be Terrace Hawks. Tonight, we will measuring stick out of our cocoons, and become new people. Tonight many of us will become Huskies. Others will become Cougars, Trojans, Tritons, Bulldogs, Vikings, and Dolphins. Tonight, we have transformed into the hard-working college student. Tonight, after four years, we have finally metamorphosized. Dunbar Class of 2006, the world is ours, lets go get it