The Valedictorian Speech that will change your life

Good evening, Class of 2010, Before I begin my

speech

, I would first like to thank my family, especially my uncles who came from California and my grandparents who flew from the other side of the world. I would also like to thank my friends and my academic judges without any of you I would not be where I am today thank you because without

your

help I would not have been given this opportunity to represent the class with an extensive

speech

composed of very personal anecdotes, an opportunity that Now I plan to make the most of it. You realize some of you don't care if I'm what I'm about to say, so I invited Nathan Turner here to enhance this experience with some mood-setting music. some music that sets the mood and suits

your

ears so that when you get bored. and so on, in and out of my speech, all you

will

be able to hear is the relaxing sound of the guitar.

Well, to start, I show you the beginning of the first year. I think this Rubik's cube represents our first year very well. Because our first year was a puzzle, it was not long ago when the puzzle of entering the high school course was laid out before you and most of us were nervous, anxious or scared and questions like how am I going to fit in filled our minds? We shook our heads and became more concerned about what we were carrying and who we were hanging out with and less concerned about who has the most Pokémon cards.

I don't know about that one, it was a puzzle because, like the Rubik's cube, you can flip it, but you can't rotate it. turn in any unplanned direction otherwise it

will

blend more so you will have to start matching colors, you have to know what is going on where, who is dating who and by the time the first year is almost over you will almost have some of it figured out. of your Rubik's Cube, you still have a long way to go now, the second year was kind of a confusion, wait a second, okay, that works now, the second year was kind of a confusion, you don't know what is going on in high school, but you are still in the first year, so Not much time passes, time passes quickly and everything was drowned out by the pigs of freshmen and upperclassmen.

The Authority, so when we put all the pieces of the second year together, it creates a pretty confusing fragmented memory that feels like I just tried I tried everywhere, so I did what anyone else would do and I was already late and my pants they weren't dry yet so I decided to get creative and so we moved through the second year leaving us wondering what really happened, but we managed I saw more of the Rubik's Cube and then the third year there, finally a senior at home. Now you have much more power to influence the school.

You are becoming more of a leader than a follower, but you soon realize that it becomes much more difficult. here there are more AP classes available, the IB program starts, the coaches trust you, more freshmen start to look up to you and you finally get to go to prom, it's all fun until you start to realize who's responsible, the responsibility that has been assigned to you. You have to be careful what you do because any wrong move can send you back to square one. Every move you make must be the right one so senior year in high school is simple now if you have set it up correctly in senior year.

It wouldn't be as complicated as the previous three because most of you don't even have a fourth term, but there is one important thing you need to get out of the way before you leave and I think I can describe it best. through the words of Blanche Jabber, so imagine you are a single man and you decide it's time to start thinking about getting married, but you're still young and you don't want to rush into anything, so you spent years trying to find the perfect girl Every chance you get, you travel around the country just to try to meet new people, some you like more than others, some are too nerdy while others party too much, but finally, after all your searching, you think you find the one. perfect, oh she's amazing.

She's funny, smart, sexy, everything you wanted in a woman and you decide to propose to her, but you only have one chance and you can't ruin it, so you spend months agonizing over how you're going to do it, what you're going to say to her. You set a deadline so you can't put it off forever and that's the deadline for the ship to come around. You start to get nervous. Are you good enough? Oh, it feels like everything you've been doing in your

life

has led up to it. At this time the deadline finally arrived, her master is nervous, she is out of her league.

Big enough lord ring. How many mistakes has she made so far? can do, she looks at you and says hmmm, let me go, let me get back to you in about four months, that's pretty much what it means to apply to college and you know what she'll probably say no, but guess what you didn't tell her? . She proposed to a bunch of backup girls just for fun rejected, they're all begging to marry you Well, now that college is right around the corner, all you have to do is turn those few sides for a second and finally Did you see your Excuse me, now it's time to say goodbye to high school and say hello to college, so now that we're done with high school, it's time to look to the future, in a few years we'll look back at these high schools. years and talk about our accomplishments and all the ridiculous things we've had to do, we'll probably all laugh at all the things we've done and said when we were still in high school and then just remember to remember as we go on, we remember all the moments we spend together and as our lives

change

from whatever it may be, we will remain friends forever.

Yes, the only thing left to say now is congratulations to the West Hall High School class of 2010 and those who helped us achieve it. here