People should always have a safe haven in which they can be protected from stormy times, and they need an anchor in their lives, he said. Rachel Cook looked at another kind of journey. During this journey, Cook told her fellow classmates, they should remember to take a break now and then, ask for help when they need it, and that not everyone is traveling through life at the same speed. It was Casey Naprstek's job to remind his classmates about the times they had at LHS and a few lessons to remember on their ways in life. When he was serious, Naprstek urged his classmates to define their own lives and this moment in life.
Graduation is a defining moment in our lives.
We must not let the moment define us, instead, we must define the moment. David Anthony opened and Jessica Hanson closed the ceremonies by thanking parents, teachers and friends for shaping the graduates into the people they are today. The school has provided us with a quality education and many experiences that have shaped our lives and our thinking. The students' years at LHS provided them with a lot of experiences and opportunities to grow, Hanson said, and that has helped shape their lives.