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003Heat. Heat. [Music] [Applause] Please recite the pledge of allegiance with me. Please stand for the star. Oh, I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Please stay standing for the playing of our star spangled banner. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] [Applause] You may be seated. [Music] Thank you, Mr. Ruiz and band students, parents, friends, faculty, graduates. Good evening. Welcome to the commencement exercises of the Brookville High School class of 2025. We are honored that you could join us today to celebrate this special occasion. I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Brookville community, parents, grandparents, and extended families for your dedication to today's graduates. Before I
004introduce your class president, I want to take a moment to recognize our students with chords. These cords represent awards and achievements of our students. At this time, if you are wearing a cord, please rise. Thank you. Now, it is my pleasure to introduce your class president, James Edward Sales III. Jace is the son of Tracy Sales and James Sales Jr. Jace has been a member of the Key Club for four years where he served as vice president this year, a student council member for one year and class president for the last two years, a member of the N National Honors Society for two years, and a member of the political science club for two years. Jace has been volunteering at Lynchburg General Hospital weekly for two years and worked at Chick-fil-A for two years, as
005many as 30 hours a week during the school year. Jace will be attending James Madison University, majoring in political science with a minor in legal studies and human humanitarian affairs on the pre-law track. After that, he plans to go to law school to become an attorney and focus on family law. Thank you. Good evening, family, friends, faculty, and most importantly, Brookville High School's class of 2025 graduates. Standing here in front of all you tonight, looking into so many familiar faces, my heart is full. This journey hasn't been easy, but I wouldn't trade a single part of it. The late nights, the laughs, the stress, the memories, the Friday night football games, arguing over lunch tables, the awkward morning announcements, and yes, that god-awful double ring of that bell. We've lived it all together, and here
006we are. We made it. Before I go on, I want to thank the people who helped us reach today. To every parent and guardian, thank you for your sacrifices, your patience, and your unwavering love. And personally, I want to thank one person who means the world to me. My mom, Tracy Ferguson. You've given me the kind of love and strength that can't be measured. Thank you for drying my tears, supporting my dream, and teaching me to never stay silent. You've always been my biggest supporter. I love you, mama. Everything I am today, I owe to your love. To my best friends, Miranda Graham, Elizabeth Diaz, and Sakina Sedu. You've been there through every stage of life since seventh grade. We've been through it all. Family chaos, failed tests, crashs, and moments we'll never forget. As
007we each head into our new chapters of life this fall, just know I'll always be your biggest fan. In every version of life, I'd still choose you. To the class of 2025, thank you. Thank you for the laughter, the memories, and the genuine joy of growing up together. You've all taught me that success comes in many different shapes. You've each shown resilience and heart, and I know in my bones you won't let this world down. As this moment got closer, I found myself putting off thinking about it because honestly, it doesn't feel real. I think a lot of us are still in disbelief. We were just little kids. August 20th, 2012, Campbell County's first day of school, also known as our first day of kindergarten. We were 5 years old, nervous and excited, with huge
008backpacks, waiting to get on the bus for the first time. And now we're 18, getting ready to walk across the stage. 13 years have gone by. Today, as we move our tassels from the right to the left and say goodbye to our childhoods, remember, as Dr. Seuss says, don't cry because it's over. Smile because it happened. Even if no one in this room validates your path, I hope you make the younger version of yourself proud. The one who had no idea what the next 13 years would hold. That little kid couldn't imagine the heartache, the growth, or the beauty of the life we've lived since. What makes today so meaningful isn't just the diploma. It's everything we've been through to earn it. Life hasn't always been kind to us. We've gone through a pandemic. We've
009watched trends come and go. Visco girls, indie phases, tick tock obsessions. We've seen economic struggles, dealt with more construction noise than anyone should have to, and survived way too many car accidents. God knows our grade has quite the problem with that. We felt the sting of sports injuries, watched people say goodbye to passions, and live through losses and family changes that have shaped us in ways we never saw coming. But we are still here. We made it. Whether you have 30 people cheering you on or none at all, please hear me when I say I am proud of you. So, so proud. One of the biggest lessons I've learned from learned is this. Don't be afraid to question things. Speak up. Advocate for yourself and for others. No one is coming to save you. There's
010no night and shining armor, no magic shortcut. Life is what you make of it. And we've already proven that we know how to handle the hard parts. Trauma will make or break you. You get to decide which. Don't let life leave you behind. Keep pushing. Keep showing up. People die. Relationships end. And we move on from jobs. That's just the way life is. Perfection is unachievable. Make peace with that now. And look for and find the value in the moments that we have. The truth is our time here is limited. Whether we're lucky enough to have 20 more years or 100, what matters is that we leave knowing that we've lived with purpose, that we've loved hard, gave it our all, and made an impact. Take a moment tonight to look around at all the
011people who showed up for you. Brookville has never been just a school. It's a community. A place where people care, show up, and give of themselves to make this experience better for the next person. No matter where life takes you from here, don't forget where you came from. To my class of 2025, thank you for being a part of my story. I love you all. Go make me proud, do big things, and never ever dim your light for nobody. And now for the last time of the 2025 school year, I your class president J. Sails and signing off. Once a be, always, and forever a bee. Thank you. Thank you, Jace. Before I recognize special guests on stage, I would like to take this time to recognize the faculty of Brookville High School. Will the
012teachers please rise? Teachers, thank you for your dedication to our students. Brookville is a special place and a large part of that is due to your dedication, support, and care you put into helping our students grow into young adults. Thank you for going that extra mile and for being role models for our students. At this time, I would like to to recognize special guests on stage. On stage are school board members from Timberlake District, Mrs. Anne Parker. From the Sunburst District, Mrs. Karen Tanner and from the Spring Hill District, Miss Kristen Bond. Thank you for supporting Brookville and Campbell County Schools. Also on our stage is school counseling director, Miss Tracy Daniels, our school counselors, Miss Amy Sawyer and Mr. Cresenko. Assistant principles, Mr. Rollin Adam and Mr. Travis Katrrol. And now your chorus will
013sing for you. I will go the distance. Excuse me. [Music] I have dreamed of a far off place where hero's welcome will be waiting. for me. And the crowds will cheer when they see my face. And a voice keeps saying, "This is where I'm meant to be. I'll be back someday. I can go the distance. I will find my way. If I can be strong, I know that every mile will be worth my while. I go the distance I'll be right where I [Music] belong. Down another road to embrace my faith. that the road may wonder, it will lead me to you. And the thousand years will be worth the wait. It might take a liime, but somehow I'll see through. And I'm walk. I can go the distance. I will stay on track. I
014won't accept defeat. It's enough slow. But I won't lose hope till I go the distance and my journey is complete. [Music] But to look beyond the glory is the hardest part. For a hero's strength is measured by his heart. [Music] Like a shooting star. I can go the distance. I will search the world. I will face the I don't care how far. I can go the distance till I find my hero's welcome. Waiting in your arms. In your arms. Thank you, Mrs. Westcode and chorus students. Seniors, tonight we gather gather to celebrate not just the end of a chapter, but the unforgettable story that you have written in the halls of our school, Hooded Drive, class of 2025. You are extra special to me because I have had the pleasure to be your principal all
015four years at Brookville High School. What I have loved about this class is that you certainly did put it in drive, speeding through this year, taking advantage of every single opportunity and adventure. You dreamed big and wanted to have the best senior senior year by doing all the things. You've been leaders, motivators, and change makers. This class has shown what it means to be involved, committed, and truly invested in the spirit of our school. When people talk about school culture, I think of you. You showed us how to turn ideas into action and challenges into opportunities. You didn't just participate, you made things happen. You turned a construction fence into a work of art as your senior wall. You brought back powderpuff football and showed up in full force even though you didn't win. And
016you turned dodgeball into a fullon community event to raise money for your aftergrad party. You reminded us of what community looked like. You've left a legacy not just in awards, trophies, and accomplishments, but in the lives that you've touched, and the example you've set. And while this chapter may be ending, the story you're writing is far from over. The world is ready for your energy, your creativity, and your compassion. As you step forward into new paths, seven are joining the military. 12 are going to trade school, 59 are going into the workforce, 75 are going to a two-year college, and 98 are going to a four-year college. Carry that same drive, that same involvement into everything you do. Because if there's one thing I know for sure, wherever you go, you will make an impact.
017Thank you for everything you have given us, we are proud of you and even more excited for all that lies ahead. Now go put it in drive and show the world what you're made of. Congratulations, class of 2025. I am now pleased to introduce to you your saludiatoran, Katie Elizabeth Adamsac. Katie is the daughter of Jennifer Adamsac and Thomas Adamsac. Katie was a member of the Key Club for four years where she was an officer for all four years. She was in the marching band, Color Guard, and Future Farmers of America for three years and held office for one year. She was in Winter Guard for two years and a member of the National Honor Society for two years. She played tennis for two years and was a member of the Political Science Club for
018one year. Katie attended the Central Virginia Governor's School and was an ambassador for one year. She received the Hugh O'Brien Youth Leadership Award and the Hugh O'Brien Youth Academic All-Star Award. She received honorable mention for research at the Virginia Junior Academy of Science Fair and participated in the American Legion Auxiliary Virginia Girl State. She earned the US Air Force Science Award, is the College of William and Mary James Monroe Scholar, and she received two scholarships, the Anc Wells Memorial Scholarship and the William N. Finch Memorial Scholarship. Katie will be attending William and Mary to major in environmental conservation and environmental policy. Good evening faculty, family, friends, and Brookville High School class of 2025. My name is Katie Adamsac and I am honored to be your saludiatoran and have this opportunity to speak before you all
019tonight. As we face the end of one chapter and the start of another, I've been thinking about the childhood stories that influenced and shaped us into the individuals that we are today. The ones with talking animals, magical powers, and characters who, despite their size or fears, discovered something powerful about themselves. These stories taught us lessons long before we even realized that we were learning. From Winnie the Pooh, we learned kindness. From Peter Pan, the value of imagination. From Matilda, the strength in being smart. And from one of my favorite stories, Alice in Wonderland, we learned curiosity, the kind that can lead you down rabbit holes and change your life forever. Like Alice, we are stepping into a world that can be strange, unpredictable, and full of questions. It may be tempting to put our heads
020down, follow the crowd, and stay with what we already know. But just like Alice, we have the choice to be curious, ask why, and keep learning. Not just from college courses or from new jobs, but from experiences, people, and the world around us. Looking up, taking a new path, and chasing our own white rabbit will provide the unexpected answers to some of life's crazy questions. The uncertainty of where we are supposed to go and what we are supposed to do can really be quite daunting. Why not follow Alice's lead and continue to explore the unknown, the new, the different? In the words of Walt Disney, "We keep moving forward, opening new doors and doing new things because we're curious. And curiosity keeps leading us down new paths. When walking along these paths, there's comfort in
021knowing that we are not alone. We all have our treasure cats that provide guidance and wisdom through the difficult times. For me, that was my mom, grandma, the rest of my family, and my grandpa, who couldn't be physically here with me, but was by my side every step of the way. I am unbelievably grateful for the love and support they have all given me. I ask each of you to take the time to thank the people that supported your journey throughout high school. Chess said to Alice, "If you don't know where you're going, any road will get you there." Standing at this crossroads in our lives, knowing which turn is the right one to make is a near impossible decision. But trust your instincts. Look back on the advice you've been given and ask for
022help from those that you trust. As each of us prepares to walk across the stage tonight, I hope that we can carry our childhood storybook lessons into adulthood. In the words of Louiswis Carol, author of Alice in Wonderland, "It's no use going back to yesterday because I was a different person then." Take the lessons you've learned and let them shape you into a different and much better person. Be more honorable because of Mulan, more brave because of Nemo, more independent because of Rapunzel, and more curious because of Alice. Seek new adventures. Ask crazy questions. entertain the absurd on occasion. Take time for a good cup of tea and always stay curious. Good luck and congratulations to you all. Thank you, Katie. I am now pleased to introduce to you your validictorian, Josiah Jabari [Applause] Canrell.
023He is the son of Jessica and Dr. Philip Cantrell II. Josiah was on the Scholastic Bowl team for four years where he served as captain the past two years. He attended the Central Virginia Governor's School and was for two years and was an ambassador for one year. He was a member of the National Honor Society for two years. He participated in the chess club for one year where he served as president. As a junior, he received the honorable mention award at the Central Virginia Regional Science Fair for research in the correlation between academic performance and symptoms of generalized anxiety disorder among high school students. And Josiah is also an Eagle Scout with the Boy Scouts of America. Josiah will be attending CBCC for two years to complete his undergraduate courses, then transfer to Virginia Tech
024to major in electrical engineering. Thank you, Mrs. White, and thank you to everyone who's helped make this great day possible. When I was 2 years old, my parents put me in speech therapy because I did not know how to talk to people. Most children learned to communicate with basic words and phrases at around 10 to 15 months of age. Up until I was 2 years old, however, all I ever did was scream at people. My parents tried everything in their power to try and get younger me to communicate with them in a way that they could understand. They tried sign language and writing. They even tried using having me use picture cards to understand what I was trying to say. Even with speech therapy, it would still take months for little old me to formulate
025words. But in spite of all these early difficulties I faced, I stand before you all today with the honor of delivering the validictorian speech to the largest graduating class in Brookville High School's entire 100year history. [Applause] 273 bees leave the hive today. Here soon you'll get up from your seat, walk across this stage, and claim the diploma that certifies the completion of this chapter of your life. I have no doubt that many of you are just as excited as I am to finally graduate and get on with the rest of our lives. But before you go, there's one final idea I would like to share with you all. The gift of speech is both a blessing and an immense responsibility. When you speak, you hold the power to form other people. You can enable others
026with what you say, to speak words of encouragement that uplift and strengthen those around you. It is my firm belief that I never would have made it to graduation without the words of love and patience spoken by those I hold dear. Everything we have accomplished, everything that has led you to the seat you sit in right now was made possible through words. Words give us life. They serve as a medium for whatever we are trying to convey. Without words, we may as well all be like 2-year-old me screaming incessantly. Without any way to communicate what we feel or think. The words we have heard throughout high school have built us and served as a foundation for our future. In reflection of all that you have been enabled to accomplish, I implore you, class of 2025,
027to recognize the new influence you have as high school graduates. Recognize that the authority to reverberate words of inspiration for the next generation to hear rests with you now. Just as you have been shaped by the words you've heard, I hope that you would use your gift of speech to shape the next generation. I pray that when you walk out of this stadium today, you take more than just your diploma with you. I hope you take with you the knowledge and responsibility that now rests upon you to steward the next generation. Go now and show the world what I already know to be true. that this class, the largest in Brookville High School's history, is composed of the most dedicated, hardworking, and compassionate people you will ever meet. That's all I've got. Thank [Applause] you.
028Thank you, Josiah. Ladies and gentlemen, Mrs. Amy Sawyer will now begin reading the names of candidates for graduation. [Applause] [Music] Will the first row of candidates for graduation please rise? [Music] [Applause] [Music] Josiah Jabari Canantrell [Applause] Katie Elizabeth [Applause] Adams Samuel Blae Narin [Music] [Applause] N Sakina Amadu [Applause] [Music] Sadu Isabella Noel Crouch [Applause] Ouch. Ardan [Music] [Applause] Ray, Emily Grace, Emmanuel, [Applause] Matteline Elizabeth [Music] [Applause] Shelton, Matthew Walton Beaker, [Applause] Ashlin McKenna [Applause] [Music] Stinit Berlin Yakalene Aguila Cruz [Music] Angel Da [Applause] Albert, Caleb Payton Alderman Cameron Joseph [Applause] Alderman Miami. Simone Alexander [Applause] Trinity Nicole [Applause] Alexander Bryson Michael Allen [Applause] [Music] Sarah Isabella [Applause] Anderson Ali Angry Sonio [Applause] Poxy Lorena [Applause] Osorto, Ryan Matthew Arnold, [Applause] Noah Allen, Tiger, [Applause] [Music] Austin, Bryson, Zachary. Free [Applause] airs Carson J. [Applause] [Music]
029Bongardner, Kaylee [Applause] [Music] Sonitez, Sandy Diana Bonitz Reyes [Music] Mar Xavian Dearan [Applause] [Music] Burgerer, Nathan Maris Berkeley, [Applause] Abigail McKenzie [Applause] Subard Ian Charles Set [Applause] Jared Norel [Applause] [Music] Bible, Kaylee Olivia Burnshine, [Applause] [Music] Evan Gregory Bice, [Applause] [Music] Ty Don [Applause] Bowers, Natalie Reagan [Applause] Bowling, Carter Hughes Bradshaw, [Applause] Cooper Me Bradshaw. [Applause] Grace Elizabeth Bragg, [Applause] Graciana Faith Brooks, Julia Elizabeth Brooks, [Applause] James Preston [Applause] Brown, Landon Edward Brown, [Applause] [Music] Caitlyn Anne [Music] [Applause] Burton, Joshua Lewis, Kais [Applause] Adrien Nicole Campbell Bobby Reynolds Campbell Jr. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Abigail Noami Carillo [Applause] [Music] Madano Anasia Desa Carter [Applause] Craig Sanford Carter Jr. [Applause] Heavenly Deja Carter, [Applause] Kira Lynn Carter. [Applause] Elijah Payne [Music] [Applause] Childress Notori Monica Christian [Applause] [Music] Jeffrey William Clark, [Applause] Grayson Theodore Clark, [Applause] Holly
030Grace Clark, [Applause] Steve Atwell, Clark [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] Gabriel Lewis Clemens, [Music] Xavier Brandt, Colbert Carmen Amamira [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Kohl's Kaden Scott Collins [Applause] Taan Jazzir [Applause] Cooks, Jonathan Michael Cortez, [Applause] Emily Claire [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Crosby, Luke Aaron, Combo [Applause] Aiden James Daniels, [Applause] Brady James Davenport, [Applause] Douglas Wayne Davis [Applause] III, James Edward Davis IV, [Applause] Jacasia Amaya [Applause] Day, Dominic Vincent Delg Grio [Applause] Elizabeth Diaz, [Applause] [Music] Gabrielle Christine Dillingham. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] am Addison Lynn [Applause] Dodson, Audriana Jesselle Don Delinger, [Applause] Kayen Nicole Douly, [Music] [Applause] Timothy Roger Doss, [Applause] Cameron Riley Douglas Jackson Robert Driscoll [Applause] Audrey Lynn [Applause] Duff, Trinity, Olivia Dunlop, [Applause] [Music] Braden and Chase Ames, [Applause] Emily McKenzie [Music] Edson, Antonio Yuri, Uduk Carrie, [Applause] Christian Carter Elliot, [Applause] [Music] Hunter Dudley Elliott, [Applause]
031[Music] [Applause] Jamaran Deshawn Elliot, [Applause] Wesley Allen Elliott [Music] [Applause] Carly Danielle [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Inser Matum Brayley Estus [Applause] Rachel Jasmine Farnsworth, [Applause] Ali Felix, [Music] [Applause] [Music] Allison Brooke Ferguson, Jameson Grace Finery, [Applause] Abigail Caroline Floy, [Applause] Abigail Olivia [Applause] Foster Vintage [Applause] Sanchez Parker James Miller [Applause] Gerity Harmony Chris Diamond Gentry [Applause] Andrew Steven Gibbs [Applause] Jr. Joshua Glenn Glass [Applause] [Music] Skyler Ryan Glover, [Applause] [Music] Briana Lee Golf [Music] Mia Viola [Applause] Gomez, Bryson Robert Good. [Music] [Applause] Kevin Andrew [Music] [Applause] Goodman Carter Croft Goen [Applause] and Miranda Faith [Applause] Graham Laney Colette Green Allison Serenity [Music] [Applause] Griffin, Kayla Nakia Hamlet, [Applause] [Music] Shaniah Briana Hamlet, [Applause] Odin Ray Hannicamp, [Applause] Desiah Len [Applause] [Music] Harsley, Madison Louise Haynes, [Music] Addie Camille [Music] Hedrickk Anelise Joy Haidderman [Applause] Adam Kaplan
032[Music] [Applause] Henry, Madison Lynn, Henry [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] Eric Hernandez Ramirez, [Applause] Felipe Louise Hernandez, Agular [Applause] [Music] Tyler Matthew [Applause] [Music] Hicks, Desaya Imari Hill [Applause] Miles Alexander Haj, [Music] [Applause] [Music] Sydney Michelle Haj. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Beta Treendus Howard Jr. [Music] [Applause] Ronnie Ray Hudson [Applause] III, Ada Catherine [Applause] Hunter, Micaia, Jacqueline Hunter, [Applause] [Music] Braden Lee, Houston, [Applause] Cheyenne Madison, Isaac. [Applause] Caitlyn Marie [Applause] John's, Kylie McKenna Johnson, [Applause] Vivian May [Applause] Johnson Branson Michael Jones [Applause] [Music] [Applause] My Asia Andrea [Applause] [Music] Jones, Raml Jackson Jones, [Applause] [Music] Brandon Lee [Music] Jordan, Justin Bruce Jordan, [Music] Connor Austin [Applause] Kazee, Emily Lynn Kennedy, [Applause] Hannah Grace, May [Applause] Keys, Maggie Malloy, Keys [Applause] Kimber Sky [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Kid Everett Charles Concincaid [Applause] [Music] Manessa and [Music] [Applause] King Gavin
033Durier Lad. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Juliana Valentina [Applause] Lair, Aiden Kyle [Applause] Langden, Noah Christian Lawless, [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Christopher Jordan Lane [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Reeves Elena Claire Lee [Applause] [Music] Reagan Jolene Lichford [Music] [Applause] Micah Allen Little John Grayson Stratner [Music] Lynn Gretchen Juliana Lynn [Applause] [Music] Bailey Morgan [Applause] Macasa, Gabrielle Amayra Elizabeth Mack. back. Caleb Preston [Applause] man, Lily Jane [Music] Man, Nicholas James Massie, [Music] Zachary Floyd Massie [Applause] [Music] Williams Delaney Rose Maguire [Music] [Applause] McKenzie Sky [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] Maguire Sada Johnny Moore McKini [Applause] [Music] Torren Edward Meeks, [Applause] [Music] Gunnar Stone Miles [Music] [Applause] [Music] Sam Christopher Miller, [Applause] Joseph Thomas Minnik [Applause] Leland Edward [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Moore Roman Elijah Moore [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Ka Lra Mosley, Meredith Karen Muncher, [Music] Giovani Bonireys Navara, Michelle Asperius Navaro Joy
034Hayden [Applause] Noyman Carly Jade Nicholson [Applause] Micah Riley [Applause] Olivas Gray Emmeiliano Ortiz [Applause] Desawn Maris OD Hall, Caleb Robert Paris [Applause] [Music] Rebecca Kathleen [Applause] Parish Miracle Aaliyah Patterson [Applause] [Music] Shalia Renee Payne, [Applause] Kevin Perez, Vela Diaz, [Applause] Kiara Lynn [Applause] [Music] Perry, Tristan Patrick Rick [Music] [Applause] [Music] Powell, Carlton Oscar Prader, [Applause] Reagan Elizabeth Price, [Applause] Cole Henry Wade [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Pritchette, Addison Grace Puit, [Applause] Bryson Garnet Quinn, Avery Thomas Ramsay [Music] Aiden Ralph Pine [Applause] [Music] Rice Carly Alexis Rob [Music] Malia Renee [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Robertson, Maya Kaye Rodriguez, [Music] Zachchariah Luke [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Rome Anthony Braden Roland [Applause] [Music] Isabella Breelin [Applause] Rubio, Michaela Nicole [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Ruand, James Edward Sale, the third, [Applause] Raina Lynette Santana [Applause] Garcia, Zulina Lette at Squick [Applause] Ooa, Gavin
035Benjamin [Applause] Satderfield, Aubrey Madison Saunders, [Applause] Andrew Lol [Music] [Applause] Shagas, Somaya Rain Scott, Corbin Lee [Applause] Seamster, Bianca Lenil Shaw. [Applause] Seah N Shelton [Applause] [Music] Tanner Houston Shy. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Benjamin Dwayne Scanel, [Applause] [Music] Win Sloan [Applause] Riley Elissa [Applause] Smith, Kaden Monroe Snowman, [Music] Sergio Anthony Solario [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Agiri, Melanie Sodto Diaz [Applause] [Music] Brianna Genevieve [Applause] [Music] Spencer, Tyson Lee Spencer, [Applause] Casey Carolyn Spicer, [Applause] Jason Brian Staples Jr. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Carson Lynn [Applause] Steedman, Gary Otis Stone, [Applause] Mia Amore [Applause] Stone, Lily Grace Suit. Kelsey Brooke [Applause] Sullivan, Grayson von Surat [Applause] Autumn Marie [Applause] Sutherland Isaiah Joshua Sylvie [Applause] Matthew Ryan [Applause] Tomlin, Briana Nicole Tomlinson, Nicholas Johan [Applause] Torres, Santana Casanova Torres, [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Sebastian Orion Torres, [Applause] Cole Grayson Tuck. [Applause] Dracoin Edward
036Malik [Applause] Tucker Trenton Elijah Tucker [Applause] Crossicio Carlo [Applause] Vance, Alyssa Louise Vandy Andy [Applause] Water, Caleb Travis [Applause] Bassel, Ashlin Hope Wade, [Music] Go, Samuel Luke Wagner, [Applause] Brianna McKenzie. [Applause] [Music] Walker, Immani, Jante [Applause] Waller, Jayla Annette Waller, [Applause] Paul Allen Watlington III, [Applause] [Music] Jacob Watson, [Applause] [Music] Norman Bradley Weaver III, [Applause] Shelby, Jean Weaver, [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] Gretchen Abigail Westervelt, [Applause] Grayson Cole Wheeler, [Applause] Landon Parker [Applause] Wheeler, Grace McKenna White, [Applause] Jayla Sariah [Applause] Wilder, Zoe Elizabeth Wilgus, [Music] [Applause] Christopher Michael [Applause] [Music] Williams, Crystal Lynn Williams, [Applause] Gage Lee [Applause] Wilson, Jaden Grace Wingfield, [Applause] Jaden Jalil [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Wooding Alexis Renee Woody Hey, John Edward Ray Jr. Caleb Braden Scott [Applause] [Music] Wright Mercy Elizabeth Wright [Music] George Tnu [Applause] Shu Aaliyah Avis Alexis
037Young [Applause] Logan Jacob Zager. [Applause] [Music] Thank you, Miss Sawyer. Candidates for graduation, please stand. [Music] By the power vested in me by the Commonwealth of Virginia, the State Department of Education, the School Board of Campbell County, I now pronounce the class of 2025 graduates of Brookbell High School. You may turn your tassels from right to left. [Applause] Congratulations, seniors. Please head to the top of the concourse to meet your families. [Music] Heat up