Graduation Speech: Aim at the Sun :: Graduation Speech, Commencement Address

Graduation - at conk out I thought wed neer get here. Only 13 age ago, we started our first day of kindergarten. It may be easy for some of you to give those memories. Remembering those magical days of elementary, hop-scotch, tether b in all, swinging on the tamper bars, playing the map game, boys chasing girls on recess, and for us girls, day-of-the-week underwear were a largish hit.If only the days were as simple as those. The six eld flew by quickly and we were off to middle school and soon to younger high or Cedarcrest. Now we were into dances, telephone numbers, big hair, lockers, and the girls were chasing the boys. Who can swallow the rivalry between the Downtowners and the Cedarpreps? There was one localize and one focus only, victory.Four more years gone by and we are squashmores. It seems interchangeable only yesterday when we stepped foot onto County High School. We looked with amazement at all of the different buildings and the numerous classrooms. It was the s eniors that frightened us the most. Those helpful seniors the tapings, the directions, even rough eggs.We soon ventured into our junior year, we were at once the Class of 2012. We had made new friends and observed that Mr. Thomas was the most versatile of all schedule organizers. By now most everyone had their license, and up and down, and up and down, and up and down State bridle-path we went. What fools we were, or maybe some of us still are.Finally, we became the big terrible seniors we once feared. There have been numerous memories that one will never forget and will always cherish. These memories include dodging seagulls, sneaking previous(prenominal) security, formal dances, eating lunch on the forum, tea, the picnic and now graduation.As we choose our own paths, some will continue their education, while others will go straight into the work force.