001Yeah. [Music] Heat. [Music] Heat. [Music] [Applause] Heat. Good afternoon, friends, families, and the graduating class of 2025. [Applause] My name is Alamade Adakoya and I am the co-president of the EHS student council. On behalf of my fellow seniors, I would like to welcome all of you to the graduation ceremony for the Yuing High School class of 2025. Now, could we please rise for the pledge of allegiance and remain standing for the playin of the national anthem. 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. [Music] That's it. Heat. Heat. Oh, [Music] heat, heat. Hallelujah. [Music] All right, that really [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Good afternoon. My name is Dr. David Gentile. I'm the
002proud superintendent of the Euing Public Schools. I'm happy to be here with you. Before we begin, I'd like to recognize and welcome the members of the Euing Board of Education who are here with us tonight. Mr. Mike Miller, President, Mrs. Nicole Harris, Vice President, Mrs. Jen Miller. Miss Deb Dudis, Mrs. Eve Balden, Miss Sandra Harrington, Miss Elise Carmichael Henderson, Mr. Dan Anabbrandt, and Miss Sandra Hairford Cwley. Give them a round of applause, please. Thank you for your continued support and partnership. Ladies and gentlemen, esteemed staff, proud parents and families, honored guests from the city of Euing, and most importantly, the remarkable class of the Euing School, class of 2025. It's a tremendous honor to stand before all of you today as the district superintendent and we are all here to celebrate the culmination of years
003of hard work, perseverance, and dedication by our seniors. Parents, I know this journey to help your children reach this moment wasn't always easy. Thank you for a job well done. [Applause] Graduates, my wish for you today is very simple. I want you to be in the moment. Don't let Tik Tok or Snapchat or any other distraction pull your attention away. Don't rush through this. Soak it in with your classmates, friends, your teachers, and your family. to try to help you stay in the moment. I've I decided to try something different, take a little risk, and I'm going to use your generation's lingo to try to keep it interesting. Parents, your kids will have to explain this next part to you later. Here we go. Bear with me, graduates, please. I'm bringing some main character energy.
004We're all here to celebrate just how hard you slay. For real. For real. and keeping it 100. Your drip today, straight fire. [Applause] You're all looking next level and that's no cap. I know, I know this might be a little cringe coming from me, but I'm trying. So, don't be sus. I promise I'm not the Lulu when I say this class is goated. Period. Congratulations to all of our seniors. I'm very proud of all of you. Great job. [Applause] In honor of Junth, a day that commemorates freedom, resilience, and progress. We're privileged to welcome a surprise guest who truly embodies those ideals. Many of you will know him well, a beloved and now recently retired Parkway Elementary teacher. a gifted children's author and a true role model in our community. His book, Standing Tall, continues
005to inspire and his upcoming release, Exceptional, is already living up to its name. Please join me in giving a warm yuing welcome to Mr. Eric Thomas. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Thank you. When I came in, uh, one of the security guards said that there's no, don't bring any noise makers in here. That's a gym bay. That's music, not noise. And you all just show me how you feel about it. Thank you. What an honor to be here today. Distinguished guests, graduates, families, teachers, members of UN Board of Education, Dr. Gentile, and of course, class of 2025. This afternoon marks a moment of celebration and jubilation for all your accomplishments, your perseverance, and the long journey that brought you to this momentous occasion. For me, it's also a moment of deep gratitude. I had no idea that
006in this chapter of my life, as I as Dr. Jindal said, this is my last day teaching in public schools and I love every day of it. Sorry, but I had no idea this chapter of my life would begin with an incredible honor of standing before you as and yet here I am. And here you are ready to take that next step. You worked hard to reach this point. You should know, you should now have the confidence to move forward. New public schools, your parents and this community have given you a firm foundation on which to build. You don't have to feel fear of anything. It's an African proverb that want that says, "A tree with deep roots does not fear the wind." This week, our nation honors Junth, a day that marks the end
007of slavery in the United States. A day when delayed freedom finally met the dignity of human beings who had long deserved it and should have never been denied it. On June 19th, 1865, Union troops arrived in Gston, Texas, and delivered a message that should have been learn should have been heard long before all enslaved people are free. But imagine this. The Emancipation Proclamation was written two years earlier. Junth reminds us that freedom is our right. It's not always doesn't always come swiftly or equally, but it's our right. Teaches us that when justice is delayed, it must be fought and won by any means necessary. That truth, even when silence, has a heartbeat. And that freedom, absolute freedom, requires courage, what you all have, not just to receive, but to defend and extend to others. So
008what does that have to do with the class of 2025? Everything. It's everything to do with you. Today, you're stepping into your version of freedom. As Deepo Chopra once said, freedom means choosing what you want instead of what your past imposes on you. You now have the freedom to choose your path, shape your future, and define your legacy. But June Junth teaches us that it's not enough to be free if others are still bound by poverty, ignorance, fear, and injustice. You've earned your diploma and some of you may be earning degrees and other higher level learning, but now you're being handed something more powerful. And I know you can handle it. You have wings to soar beyond high school. Your you have a voice that will resonate throughout the world and a presence that's going
009to command your attention. As you know, the world has so many technological advances and we've seen them. I mean like years ago I couldn't find my way out of the house without my glasses but there's lasic surgery so we know how far technology have taken us but we have not gone further in other areas in humankind. Your parents are have your parents unfortunately tried to eliminate certain things but you're still experiencing to this day and now you have to take on that fight. You are seeing things in 3D despair, division and delusion. But now I want you to carry something stronger. I'm not talking about your car breaking down. I'm talking about aspiration. Today is another step towards fulfilling your destiny. You you have discovered the gifts that are within you. Now humbly display your
010immeasurable worth. Boldly face all your fears and cast away any and all self-doubt cuz you're as majestic as a pyramid. Reasons to sh awareness. Stay present. Understand yourself like sweet nose honey. Understand your understand yourself as you try to understand the world. You worked hard to change something in yourself. Give that same grace to others. Respect those creating a better path and don't deny their growth if you want yours to be accepted. Last one, action. Dream boldly. Envision something greater than what's in front of you. Take action to the person. Take action to be the person who does not accept mediocrity, but embraces challenge and builds a plan that surpasses expectations. The world will need more than your diplomas and your degrees, more than the businesses you may establish, your medical or law practice. Those
011things define what you do, but it doesn't define who you are. We need people have compassion, who use their wisdom and have integrity. You are a generation that just you you don't just post things, you protest. You don't just follow person. You lead people and you don't inherit the future, you shape it. So carry your education like a star in your hands. A dream is realized not only by belief but by a plan. Many people help shape who you are. The we and me means you are part of a generations who want you to go far. You don't have to accept the 3Ds you have seen. You have the power to show the world what it is, what it isn't, and what it should be. May you walk freely with courage. Love deeply with purpose.
012Rise boldly with every step you take. Congratulations, class of 2025. This is one of the many moments in your life when you will rise to higher heights. I'm eternally grateful to you. Thank you. You board of education, Dr. Gentile, and of course you extraordinary students, class of 2025. Go for it. [Applause] There you go. [Music] Hey, [Music] I'll ride with the horses. I'll swim through the sea. [Music] I'll climb to the mountain tops. Won't you come follow me? I'll take notice [Music] all that I see. [Music] And after I've come so far, you know where I'll be. I'll fly away. Fly away. Fly away home. I'll fly away. Fly away. Fly away home. [Music] Life is a vision. That's how it should be. The world is a canvas and the choices are free. At the
013end of the journey when all is complete [Music] where I [Music] know where I'll be fly Fly away. Fly away. [Music] Fly away. Fly away. Fly away home. [Music] Our dreams last forever [Music] together and that's where will go fly away home away [Music] home [Music] away. Fly away home. [Music] Fly away. Fly away. Fly away. [Music] [Applause] Thank you, Mr. Mentor and our Euing High School choir. At this time, it is my pleasure to introduce you to our 2025 class validictorian, Brian Munos. Congratulations. [Applause] Good afternoon everyone, family, friends, faculty, and of course the class of 2025. [Applause] When I first found out I was valictorian and would have the chance to give a speech, my mind immediately went to all the motivational speeches and inspirational quotes that I've seen and even saved to
014my favorites on Tik Tok. I wanted my speech to be just like those, something powerful, memorable, and moving. But the more I tried to write that kind of speech, the less it felt like me. It didn't feel real. I felt like I would be giving out advice that wasn't even mine and didn't even follow myself. So instead, I want to take this moment to simply say thank you. First and foremost, thank you to my parents. They came to this country from Guatemala with nothing but hope and determination. [Applause] They have shown me what hard work looks like, what it means to put family first, and the importance of treating everyone kindly and with respect. Because of their sacrifices, I was given a chance they never had to grow up with opportunities they could only dream
015of. And the biggest example of this is that neither of them finished middle school. And now I'll be the first in my family to attend college. [Applause] I owe so much of who I am to them. Their strength, their love, and their belief in me, even in moments when I didn't believe in myself. My parents speak mostly Spanish and may not have understood everything I've said so far. So, I want to tell them this directly. [Applause] And to my friends, some of you I've known since Antile Antile. Others I met in middle school or along the way in high school. Thank you for the memories that I'll carry with me forever. To my closest friends, I will forever remember all remember all the laughs, jokes, calls, Minecraft games, hangouts, and general time together. I'm so
016grateful we went through it all together. To our teachers, thank you for pushing us, believing in us, and guiding us even when we didn't have it all figured out. You've made a difference and some of you have played a huge part in getting me to where I am today. So, if there's one thing I've learned is that the people around us matter more than anything. Life moves fast and it's easy to take for granted the ones who've been there every step of the way. So surround yourself with good people, the kind who uplift you, challenge you, and remind you who you are when things get hard. A huge shout out to everyone in the crowd who came to support us today. Congratulations to the class of 2025. We made it. Thank you, Brian. And again,
017congratulations. Please welcome to the podium our class saludiatoran, Maline Takis. Congratulations. [Applause] Good afternoon. Thank you to everyone who is here today to celebrate the class of 2025. I am so lucky and thankful to have spent the past four years alongside such an amazing group of students who have made this time nothing short of unforgettable. And I'm beyond grateful to speak here today as the saludiatoran. In the song Big Yellow Taxi, Joanie Mitchell sings, "Don't it always seem to go that you don't know what you've got till it's gone? These lyrics taught me two lessons. One, don't waste the opportunities you are given now. And two, live in the present so that you don't gloom over what could have been later on. Today, I would like to share one opportunity I took which also helped
018me learn to live in the present. Whenever spring came and I met with my guidance counselor to create my schedule for the following year, the one class I knew had to be on my schedule was Orchestra class gave me numerous opportunities to do something I loved, play music. Whether I was practicing at rehearsals or playing at concerts, graduations, and other events, I always reminded myself that this was not an opportunity I could take for granted. because of all the fun I had, but also because of how it helped me grow as a person. I learned how to be a leader. When practicing challenging passages in rehearsals, I remember my friends sitting behind me would say they just followed what I was doing. This in turn also helped me grow my confidence. No matter if I
019was playing the right or wrong notes, I was always playing strong and setting an example for those around me. Additionally, orchestra class also helped strengthen strengthen my personality and helped bring it out into the world. At least compared to the extremely reserved elementary and middle schooler I was. Though this was not all my own doing, I must thank some of the best friends I made who stuck by my side and helped me come out of my shell. They helped me not only feel comfortable enough to be myself, but they made me want to show off my personality as they were pretty charismatic themselves. Anytime I found myself in their presence, I wanted to soak up every second of it. Whether we were walking to McDonald's for lunch before graduation sophomore year or laying in the
020back of the music room when we had some downtime, I wanted those moments to last forever. These feelings and experiences taught me how to live in the present. And once I realized that, I aimed to apply it everywhere. I stopped worrying about my past or future because I knew if I spent my time doing that now, I wouldn't have any memories to look back on later. Joining and staying with the orchestra along with meeting my friends was just one opportunity of many that I took and will forever cherish. I would not be the graduating senior I am today if it wasn't for the opportunities I took. I would not only like to thank just these friends though, but all of my friends for supporting me through it all, giving me the best advice and shaping
021me into who I am today. My gratitude for the people around me is not only limited to my friends. I must also thank my family and loved ones for forever loving and supporting me throughout my life. especially my parents for making me laugh a lot and putting up with the perfectionist that I am. And lastly, to the class of 2025. Today is one of the most important days of our lives. Make sure you appreciate the present before it becomes your past. Thank you and congratulations. [Applause] Thank you, Maline. And last, but certainly not least, our class of 2025 class speaker, Issa Benuka. [Applause] Good evening everyone once again, staff, students, family, and friends, and most importantly, the class of 2025. [Applause] This is certainly a special day for everybody here. Whether you're graduating or watching
022someone you love graduate, this day means something to you. Now, I'd like to take a moment of sentiment, if you'll let me, to speak directly to my class, my fellow graduates. You are the first and only people I've ever really known. Most of us learned the alphabet together. We made paper turkeys in kindergarten, argued about who could run faster at recess. I know at least half of us have been scammed out of Pokémon cards. And now Brian's going off to pursue software engineering. And Mattie's about to teach elementary schoolers their ABCs all over again. It's all come full circle in the weirdest, most beautiful way. It's like we blinked and suddenly we're here. We've been through a lot together. Quite literally everything from fire drills to lock down drills and actual snow days. Although we
023barely got any as time went on. We survived group projects, SATs, spirit weeks, every crazy tick tock trend that some of us participated in and the rest of us had to endure the consequences of. From NHS applications, peer leadership applications, college applications, job applications, and all of those awkward classes we were forced into where we didn't know anyone. The ones where you'd walk in, look around, and think, "Please don't make me sit in the front." It's funny though because those awkward classes turned out to be the ones we looked forward to. Somewhere along the line, the weird silences turned into inside jokes, group chats, and memories we'll probably laugh about for years. Now there's no awkwardness. We're all one big family. [Applause] As time went on, we began seeing people we never thought would interact,
024get closer in class, date, or end up building friendships that will last for years to come. I'm positive that a few of you will be present at my wedding. But through all that we've experienced in our schooling careers, we stayed tight. We looked out for each other. We were there for one another through the pain and suffering that comes with high school. Through the sadness and sorrow that comes with adolescence and the nostalgia and longing for the past that comes with growing up. We made it fun when it wasn't. We made it memorable when it felt like a blur. We made our time together matter. And now we're all going our separate ways. Some flying across the country, some staying close to home, some still figuring it out. But that's okay. We're expected to have
025our whole lives plotted out by the time we hit 18 or cross this stage. But on a real note, that's just when our lives begin. This place, all of you, all of us are home to me. And while we're about to fly off in a hundred different directions, we'll always share this starting point. This little corner of Euing, where we met one another, but more importantly, where we found ourselves. A part of me will always be right here standing in the hallway before first block joking with all of you like nothing's changing. But everything is changing. But maybe that's the best part. So to the class of 2025, thank you for being my first friends, my forever memories, and the reason this goodbye hits so hard. Continue to stay passionate. I know most of you
026and you may know me through whatever means, but I know for a fact that each and every one of us has something we love. Whether that be the community, reading, watching movies, gardening, history, helping each other, however vague or specific your interest may be, stay passionate. No matter how much money we've got, GPA, social standing, etc., each and every one of us have only got one life. So why would you want to spend it being any less of who you are? Be as involved in your interests as possible. Do it all. Try everything. Our life is nothing but the succession of experience after experience. So experience all that you can as you. Each of us are truly one of one. Love and care and feel at the maximum at all times as these emotions are
027the cornerstones of humanity. And don't ever let anyone make you feel ashamed for being human. I truly believe it with the whole of my soul that we will all have such a powerful impact once we leave this place if we are to stay passionate and true to ourselves. Whether it's on a local level, personal level, or global, I have 100% confidence that we will change the world. Let's fly, Blue Devils. [Applause] Okay. Hello everyone. So, good afternoon everyone. My name is Sydney Gonzalez and I am also a co-president of EU High Student Council. Miss Sabbo, Miss Jarrett, and Mrs. Lennahan. It has been an absolute honor to lead this class through high school. These past four years, becoming the Spirit Come Champions, not one but two years in a row, has been one of my
028favorite memories. Watching us grow, not only individually, but united as a class. Supported by our families, teachers, and each other, we have become people who are more than ready to conquer the world that's outside of Yuing High School. It is now my privilege to present the class of 2025, ready for graduation. [Applause] Thank you, Sydney. Good evening, students, families, faculty, and friends. Today is a celebration, a culmination of years of effort and persistence. And for me, it's also a personal milestone. This was my first year as principal here at Yuing High School after spending the last seven years in another district. Leaving a place where you're comfortable, where you've built relationships, and where you know the rhythm of every hallway is never easy. Change is always hard. But sometimes the harder path is the right
029one. I chose that path and I'm so grateful I did because I came to Yuing and met the most incredible students I've ever had the privilege to work with. Students who are smart, determined, and most of all, resilient. Now, here you sit, seniors about to step into the next chapter of your lives. And I want you to take a moment to look around. You are surrounded by classmates who, whether you realize it or not, have overcome some of life's greatest challenges. Among you are students who will be the first in their families to graduate high school. Some of you are graduating at the top of your class. Some of you will be the first to attend college. And some of you arrived in this country not speaking the language, unfamiliar with the culture. And yet
030here you are. All of you not just surviving, but thriving. I won't bore you with the usual graduation cliches or lines from a self-help book. You don't need those to validate what you've already done. You've lived the lessons people try to capture in those words. You've faced adversity headon. You've taken the hard road more than once. And you came out stronger every single time. So no, I won't tell you that every journey begins with a single step or that graduation is just the beginning. Although very true, you've heard those before. But I will tell you this, keep doing hard things. Learn from those hard things and lean into that discomfort. Fear is not a sign that you should stop doing something. It's a sign that you're growing. Class of 2025, you've already done more than
031many people do in a lifetime. And I want you to truly take this day to celebrate that. celebrate how far you've come, how much you've grown, and how deeply you've impacted each other. Your families are proud, your teachers are proud, and your new principal at Yuing High School. I honestly could not be more honored to have shared this school year with you. Congratulations, graduates. Keep choosing the hard path. Woo! [Applause] Hola adeka. [Applause] Olamid adoya. [Applause] Oluat Yosi Adenuga, Yasmine Ahmed, [Applause] Yasin Ahmed, [Applause] Aa Alisa Grace Allen, [Applause] Cameron Allen, [Applause] Kyrie Allen, Andrea Alamirano, Emanuel Emanuel, [Applause] Jaden Anderson, Kenneth Anderson Jr. Joseph Andre, [Applause] Natalia Andre, [Applause] [Music] Prince Andrews, [Applause] Melissa Antonor, [Applause] Haley Aparicio, Kate Aragon, Cherry Aria, [Applause] Brandon Ball, [Applause] Jada Barbosa, [Applause] Christian Barlo, Cavan Barrett, [Applause]
032Janna Bats, Issa Benuka, [Applause] Matab Bati Mia Burchinoff, [Applause] Tara Bradnock, Alexandra Brawn, [Applause] Dante Brewster, [Applause] Samantha Briggs, [Applause] Carson Bril, [Applause] Carlos Gracita Jr. [Applause] Caleb Brown, [Applause] Kelvin Brown, [Applause] Tavon Brown, [Applause] Nicholas Rusco, [Applause] Tama Caldwell, Well, [Applause] Jenny Cami Pingill, [Applause] Stephanie Cami Pingill, [Applause] Atlas Campbell, Jaden Campbell, [Applause] [Music] James Campbell, Michael Campbell, [Applause] Miguel Carabio, [Applause] Maline Carnen, [Applause] Brian Carter Jr. [Applause] Ehuku Chitty King, [Applause] Khik Church, [Applause] Joelle Cineas, [Applause] Christian Saron, Charity Clark, Carito Cologne, Lewis Conover, Kyle Kums, [Applause] Damen Cortez, [Applause] Eric Cruz, Giovani Quas, [Applause] Amanda Lynn Curtis, [Applause] Ibraim Denke, [Applause] Isaiah Daniel, Angelar Daniel Negron, [Applause] Rakisa Davies, [Applause] Eliso Davila, Elijah Davis, Jalil Davis, Houston, [Applause] Shaniah Dewa, Joshua Diodani, [Applause] Emil Dogget, [Music] Destiny Driver, [Applause] Erica Dumboya, [Applause]
033Samantha Dupe, [Applause] Mai Durham, [Applause] Ma Durham, [Applause] Francesca Edoir, Aminar, [Applause] Jeffrey Enriquez, [Applause] Marian Fawn, [Applause] Agetta Fasi, [Applause] Kiara Fernandez, Batista [Applause] Zion Figueroa, [Applause] Talon Ford, Fabian Frachek, [Applause] Nikodem Frachek, Rashelle Francisco Contras, Isabelle Francois, [Applause] Javon Frost, [Applause] Ayana Gaines, Nica Gaines, Emily Gamboa, Ordini, David Garberini, [Applause] Francis Garcia, [Applause] Jacqueline Garcia, [Applause] Kimberly Garcia, Ayala, Henry Garcia, Santos, [Applause] Sarah Genright, [Applause] Stillani Yakumanaki, [Applause] Lamar Gibson, [Applause] Kendra Gomez Abara, [Applause] Christa Gonzalez, Sydney Gonzalez, [Applause] John Green IVth, [Applause] Alexander Griffin, [Applause] Yubair Buera James Gummel Jr.Wami [Music] [Applause] Jesse Adam, [Applause] Desiah Haristen, Dakota Hall, Bert Hansen, Taylor Harris, [Applause] Catherine Hawkins. [Applause] Theres Hawkins, Navaro Henfield, [Applause] Nicola Henfield, Andreas Hernandez Gregorio, [Applause] Gabriel Harrington, Valeric, [Applause] Germany Hex [Applause] Kevin Hidalgo, [Music] [Applause] Sky Hill, [Applause]
034Amberllin How [Music] Sean Hunt Jr. Mohamad Ibrahim [Applause] Christian Ingram [Applause] Isaac Irizari, [Applause] Clayon Jackson, [Applause] Giana Jackson, [Applause] Jakai Jackson, [Applause] Cameron James, [Applause] Kellyanne Heimeon, [Applause] Devin Johnson, Jaylen Johnson, [Applause] Naair Johnson, [Applause] Gier Johnson, Turner, [Applause] Zire Jones, [Applause] Lilianne Joseph, Diani Jernigan, [Applause] Landon Javalis, [Applause] Roberta Kaine, [Applause] Calvin Callie, [Applause] Aminata Kamar [Applause] [Music] Dante Kellyan [Applause] Kerma [Applause] Farahad Khan, [Applause] Angel Lashappelle, [Applause] Connor Lane, [Applause] Rosalene Langley, [Applause] Mazani Laws, [Applause] [Laughter] Cricelle Lee, Catherine Lemus, [Applause] Princess Lewis, [Applause] Devon Lock, [Applause] Ava Lo [Applause] Ava Lombardo [Applause] Raphne Lopez Estrada [Applause] Emma McDuff [Applause] Tyrone Mack, [Applause] Payton Malcolm, [Applause] Elias Martinez, [Applause] Roberto Martinez, Arias, [Applause] Rosie Martinez, Velasquez, [Applause] Nissa Mason, [Applause] Anthony McBride, [Applause] Quinsey McCallum, Kiara McNair, [Music] [Applause] Elijah McNeel, [Applause]
035Danielle Melo, [Applause] Tristelle Menddees Ramos, [Applause] [Music] Amy Mentor, [Music] Adrien Marino Ramirez, [Applause] Jacob Mola, [Applause] Chloe Miller, [Applause] Malayaia Miller Essence Mims, [Applause] Zier Mims, [Applause] Sua Mursa, [Applause] Cavon Moore, [Applause] Claire Morrison, Maggie Morrison, Brian Munos, [Applause] [Music] Aaron Munos Ortiz, Zara Needa, [Applause] Zenzim, Nibbu, Chisum Kea, [Applause] Ouchi Nebe, [Applause] Samantha Noble, Hale Lima Ouni, [Applause] Jada Oliver, [Applause] Lewis, Ortega, Vega, [Applause] Elelliana Otto, [Applause] Carlos Paredes, Cru Bruce, Sophia Naquan Pate, [Applause] Chris Patel, [Applause] Natasha Paul, [Applause] Victor Perez, [Applause] Yanuel Perez, Karion, [Applause] Rajane Peterson, [Applause] Olivia Perno, [Applause] Aaron Pike, [Applause] Joshua Pierre, [Applause] Adrianiano Pimemental, [Applause] Amber Porter, Victoria Prazac, [Applause] Jomar Kihada, Giovani Kispe, [Applause] Axel Ramirez, Gonzalez, Kimberly Ramirez, Perez, [Applause] Marlon Ramos, Milan, Timothy Reed, [Applause] Maya Register, Kayn Reed, and Christy Raji, [Applause]
036Ashley Reyes, Palasios, [Applause] Jonte Rule, [Applause] Rashad Rigggins, [Applause] David Roberts Jr. Joel Roberts, Ayanna Robinson, [Applause] Mavave Robinson, Jazani Robersonson, [Applause] Hayden Rakino, [Applause] Amamira Rodriguez, [Applause] Rachel Rodriguez, [Applause] Ryan Rodriguez, Palanco, Adair Roas, [Applause] Kelsey Roth, McKenzie Roth, Colin Rutkowski, [Applause] Morgan Rutkowski, [Applause] Alfredo Samuran Garcia, [Applause] Insi Santiago, [Applause] Randy Santiago, Carabalo Taylor Self, Maria Sigua, [Applause] Abigail Simon, [Applause] Abigail Singer, [Applause] Cordell Sloan Damon Smith Jr. Denzel Solaris Morales, Leslie Samuel III, Matteline Takis, [Applause] Cypriion Tarnawa, [Applause] Zen Taylor, [Applause] Leah Tesfahun, [Applause] Akira Thomas, Randy Andy Tiwari, Joy Tubber, [Applause] Tyler Tran, [Applause] Diana Vasquez, Van Vanessa Vasquez, Moso, [Applause] Tegan Walker, Andrew Weir, [Applause] Cani Wesley, Christina Weston, Brooklyn White, [Applause] Dominic Williams, [Applause] Gyrus Williams, [Applause] Quaniah Williams, Somay Williams, [Applause] Bri on Williams Ganel [Applause] Safanta Willie
037Ethan Wesleski, [Applause] Philip Wilson, Lemuuel Wimbush, Michael Wright II, Ezraon Young, [Applause] Leila Young Bloodood, [Applause] Salah Aden, Zag Andre Zlayia, [Applause] Fiona Zang. Hey, [Applause] as principal of Yuing High school. [Applause] Not yet. Not yet. [Applause] as principal of Euing High School, I do hereby certify that you have met the graduation requirements set forth by the Euing School District Board of Education and by the state of New Jersey. I present to you the graduating class of 2025. Heat. Heat. [Applause] [Music] There we go. [Applause] Heat. Heat. [Applause] Come on. [Applause] Come on. [Applause] [Music] David. [Applause] She's she's [Applause] Great message. I did. How'd I do? Great message. Wonderful. You did not let me down, man. I miss you, man. Please call me and thank you for giving us honorable mother because she's smiling
038now. Yeah, man. I'm sure you made her very proud in the living still. Yeah. Yeah. You killed me. We needed to honor the holiday. We couldn't hold graduation and not honor it. And I couldn't figure out who the who would be the right person. I want to.