he's from skokie, illinois. please welcome back mitchell ost.eers and applause] what's up, buddy? welcome back. you're doing great

i know that a similar spirit runs through the communities of lincoln would, skokie, martin grove, and niles. [applause] so when you leave here, keep in touch. with your friends and your parents. you know their cell phones they have been telling you to put away at the dinner table? to put down when you're talking to them? starting today, they want you to use those phones all the time. to call or text them. second, west fixed in me a set of values. those values were first top by my parents were deeply involved in the lincoln would community. but those values were confirmed by this high school. foremost among them was a responsibility to get back. in my day we had a great variety of ways to do that. most prominent was our hunger height. and marathon walk for which sponsored spread money to feed the hungry for every mile he wanted. i hear that last week you put on a tremendous dance marathon to help the homeless. while you are a lot smarter than we were. dancing and marathon sounds like a lot more fun than hiking one. uni, were lucky to be born in the place and a time that got us to this