Barbara's advice for the class of 2007 is that all the good jobs are taken so if you end up with a minumum wage job, don't be upset because it is not your fault. She is very pessimistic because she says that this world is unfair and all the good jobs are taken.


Fellow graduates,
Congratulations. You have finally reached this amazing day. You have worked your butts off and now it is over. Soon you will all be going to college and get degrees, soon to get jobs and make lots of money. I am very proud of you. Now, some of you will be going to outstanding colleges, like Harvard, Yale, and Princeton. You students are obviously the smartest ones in the school. We also have a few athletes getting scholarships for sports, like in baseball, football, and basketball. Now just because some of the students are going to community colleges and other colleges doesn't mean that you are not smart. It just means that they are too smart. Everybody that goes to college is smart, so keep your head held high, because if you work hard enough, you will be very successful with a great, high paying job and a great family. Now, for those of you going to the outstanding colleges, you should be very honored and proud. You have accomplished something that most people can't do. All of you will probably become doctors, lawyers, and other great jobs with high paying. Don't be fooled into thinking that you are the smartest and start to become lazy. That is how you don't become successful. You must keep up your academics or else you will end up out of college making minumum wage and becoming a bum. You must continue to work hard. The harder you work, the more successful you will be. Trust me. Don't stop working hard. In the end, while you are working for a great wage and have a great job, you will find that it was all well worth it. In conclusion, successful means hard working and happy. If you don't work hard, you will regret that decision for the rest of your life. Thank you and good luck seniors.