Frankly I don’t know how to start this valedictorian speech, I spent countless of hours going through YouTube videos and google searches on how to make a valedictorian speech. It had to be inspiring, reflective, and relatable. While I can go on and talk about how we’re going to on to the next chapter in our lives and how wonderful this place is, I’m not, because it makes this speech just another valedictorian speech that most of you probably won’t remember or don’t even care about. Many see our lives as a book, a tree, or even a Rubik’s cube, but personally I think life is more like the marvel franchise. While there are various movies that are central around a specific character, each story overlaps which ultimately become the avengers. While you can either be like Iron Man—the artist who made his own designer suits, Captain America—the underdog that proved everyone wrong, the Hulk—a nerd who has some serious anger issues, Thor—the all-around athlete who has major body goals , or my personal favorite, the Black Widow, because she can basically do anything
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As we officially go on to high school we will carry on the same responsibilities, expectations, and determination of a flame. And whether you are reluctant or excited to become a maroon, a hornet, a Spartan, a clipper, or even a gopher, you will always have a home at Sargent. This school is our second home, I think we’ve spent more time that we have preferred here than in our actual homes. However, we have learned a lot. Mr. Backé, Mr. Mark and Mr. Tat taught us how to solve for x in an ax=b+cx equation. Mr. Penner and Ms. Manzuik showed us that when you’re trying to get away with murder, do it in the small town of Wells, Carolina in the middle of a hot summer night. And Mr. Harbeck taught us that swearing is bad; therefore find substitute words such as fraction to ease your
As we officially go on to high school we will carry on the same responsibilities, expectations, and determination of a flame. And whether you are reluctant or excited to become a maroon, a hornet, a Spartan, a clipper, or even a gopher, you will always have a home at Sargent. This school is our second home, I think we’ve spent more time that we have preferred here than in our actual homes. However, we have learned a lot. Mr. Backé, Mr. Mark and Mr. Tat taught us how to solve for x in an ax=b+cx equation. Mr. Penner and Ms. Manzuik showed us that when you’re trying to get away with murder, do it in the small town of Wells, Carolina in the middle of a hot summer night. And Mr. Harbeck taught us that swearing is bad; therefore find substitute words such as fraction to ease your