Novel & Cerita Guest Speaker Speech For Graduation

My mother was already crying. The ceremony hadn't even officially started yet. The speeches followed. Some were funny. Some were inspiring. Some were slightly longer than necessary. Overall, they were exactly what graduation speeches should be. They reminded us how far we had come. They encouraged us to move forward. They celebrated the journey without pretending the future would be easy.

I said, and he stared at me in shock. “Sure, sure, you can come. “ He stammered out still confused. “I want to give a speech. I want to hand out the awards to the best students” I said. And he nodded still confused. “Sure, Mr Abyss, we could make you our guest speaker if you want,” he said. The graduation was a ceremony for all finance, accounting, and Banking majors.

But she is on the other side to where I am now sat. The graduation ceremony is now underway. We have had the welcome speech made by Mrs. Sharples and the first speaker of the day was a Mr. Brendan Ball from the graduating class of 1985. During his speech, he told us a story of his senior year and how high school meant so much to him back then. He even told us what to expect in the future and how not to take life from this moment on for granted. His message felt like he was trying to say after today it is time we stopped acting like kids and be the adults we want to be after college.

Guilt was timeless, I could do that later, but I had more pressing matters to attend to, like pissing off my mother for example. "That's besides the point. The point is that it's my graduation and I'm granted with the highest honor, mom," and I added, "I am going to give a speech..." and through the last sentence, the words slipped out in a whisper. "I even included you guys in my speech... on how grateful I am to have you as my family."

Lexter's irked mind. The valedictorian was called to deliver his speech: Mr. Luis Montero, our valedictorian, the son of our distinguished and benevolent Don Luciano and Senyora Rosita Montero. Luis started his speech by greeting all from the highest officials down to the everyone else. He delivered his speech in term of the graduation theme, inspiring all graduates to reach their dreams and goals. The last was his thankful words.

Ellysse voiced out her thoughts. "You're right. But it's time for us to grow, and the tine is now..." Kael seriously stated. "I wonder what will happen to us in the next five years..." Ellysse spoke again. "So that's why let's hold on tight and get ready for the rollercoaster ride which is also known as "LIFE." "I couldn't agree more." ================== "Please give a round of applause for the student who earned the highest academic honor for this batch, Mr. Kael Oakes as he will make his graduation speech!" the dean finally called Kael onstage.

“I appreciate everyone who has taken the time out of their busy schedules to attend our 10th graduation ceremony. It gives me great pleasure…” Mr. Jorge, ever the simp went on and on about what achievements patrons of the school have done, he talked about Mr. Maximilian’s efforts in contributing to the welfare of the staff and students, he spoke highly of the graduating students, you know, all that good stuff we already knew. The majority of the students weren’t even listening to his speech but the parents were because that’s what you do when you grow up, get married, and have kids, you listen to speeches because they become interesting to you in your old age.

Walk across that stage knowing you’ve earned it. When she opened them again, she spoke. “Good afternoon, everyone. Standing here today feels almost impossible. If you had told me a year ago that I would be giving a speech at graduation, I would have laughed. I wasn’t the confident one in class. I wasn’t the loudest voice or the most noticed but I learned something important, discipline and passion can change everything.” She glanced at the audience, spotting her professors, her classmates, and then Julian. His expression was unreadable but proud, steady, grounding her.

I would have fainted if I had to give a speech in front of this many people. "Fellow graduates, as we stand here today, we're filled with a mix of emotions," he said. "We're excited about the future, but we're also sad to say goodbye to the memories and friends we've made here." He lifted his arms to gesture to the crowd. "We've grown so much over the years, and we've learned so much from our teachers and each other. Unforgettable memories that will stay with us forever." His gaze drifted over the swarm of blue gowns and I turned pink as his eyes met mine. The corner of his mouth tilted up.

The host are now starting calling the name of the graduates for giving the diploma and for confirmation. “Kisses Lalaine Jackson, Magna Cumlaude”. The host say. I give my graduation speech. “A ship in harbor is safe, but that is not what ships are built for.” John A. Shedd. I had always been the type of student who never ventured to places that only promises risk and failures. Mediocrity is what I have always settled for, but I knew right then that I was never granted the contentment I desire. So I tried my hardest to sail to the stormy oceans. I encountered a lot of devastating moments; moments where learnings in life were realized. At first, I regretted my ambitious decisions but eventuall