Perseverance fuels 1969 Maryland School for the Deaf graduates
The Class of 1969 reflects on entering a new world with freedoms and responsibilities. They credit perseverance learned from parents and teachers, stressing background knowledge, goal setting, problem solving, and loyalty. Examples highlight facing detours, staying with a job, and pursuing education to make wise lifelong decisions.
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Frederick
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Doors of the Future Commencement Speech by Deaf Graduates
The speech from Maryland School for the Deaf graduates emphasizes starting a new life beyond finishing school. It thanks parents and teachers, stresses self confidence, and notes increased career doors due to education, with speakers aiming to choose paths at Gallaudet College UTED and Delaware Cottage and some planning direct work after graduation.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
Gallaudet College
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