Delta High School Commencement Speaker

Speaker-of-Graduation

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Kelly, our son-in-law was asked, by the graduating seniors, to be their Commencement speaker.  What a neat and fun

honor for their Economics/Social Studies Teacher to have.

Kelly (Mr. McCormick), a teacher, coach and graduate of Delta High School, presented a message filled with personal observations of members of the Class of 2009.

He encouraged the class to always believe in themselves, and to never stop learning.  “Learning keeps you young and sharp,” he said.

“Do not mistake that diploma as a right of passage, it is a gift, and you must always give back.”

He also urged them to never give up on their dreams, and to always stand up for what they believe is right.

Look for good in others and only good will come from you.

15 thoughts on “Delta High School Commencement Speaker

  1. amen sister…
    will be baking some of those dog treats.. turns out manker the B&B dog in one of his joyful sprints hurt himself bad enuff to require surgery (thurs)… routine but keep us in the prayer

    gp

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  2. How proud you must be!
    That is a tribute to the
    very informed DELTA H.S.
    which is a direct result of
    their education system and beyond!
    And a wonderful salute to the 2009
    graduating class for their honorable
    and loving feelings towards this very
    Favorite Teacher!

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  3. What an honor to be asked to speak! It sounds like he had some very inspiring things to say that these kids will take along with them in their life’s journey. I hope your winds and rain has calmed down. blessings,Kathleen

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  4. Oh what an honor! You have every right to be proud.
    I love this, a wise man…..

    ““Do not mistake that diploma as a right of passage, it is a gift, and you must always give back.”

    He also urged them to never give up on their dreams, and to always stand up for what they believe is right.”

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