001Get [Music] out of [Music] here. [Music] the class of 2025 graduation ceremony. Due to the formal nature of the ceremony, noise makers of any type are not allowed. Central families, we would like everyone that is attending to respect each and every graduate's name as it is announced without any distractions. Signs, umbrellas, balloon bayets, or anything that can impede the view of the guests behind you are not permitted. As we have so many families in attendance, we regret to inform you that saving seats is not allowed. Please be respectful to those around you and help us make this a dignified and memorable event for your graduate. Your graduate and the entire class of 2025 appreciates your cooperation. Thank you. graduation. Saturday Fore graduate class. Es central. Numberas. This [Music] heat. [Music] Heat. [Music] I'm I'm [Music]
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003[Music] Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. [Music] Heat. [Music] Heat. [Music] [Applause] Heat. [Music] Graduates, you may be seated. Good evening students, teachers, administrators, family, and friends. My name is Monet Dalywal and I am the associated student body president at Central High School. On behalf of the class of 2025, we welcome you to the graduation ceremony of the senior class of Central High School. Central High School is very proud of its cultural diversity. And at this time, we would like to welcome you in some of the different languages spoken at our school. Central [Applause] [Music] High Ready [Applause] Singh graduates, teachers, administration, community members, graduation program Niki Gayanu Janti [Applause] Mamjet Singh Ajit Singh Gradu. Another one. Singhi Zindig Zindigi one more time. [Applause] Next up, please welcome our Pledge of Allegiance speakers, Marissa Prudam and
004Olivia Bruningraber. [Applause] Thank you for joining us this evening. My name is Marissa Prudam and I am the ASB vice president. My name is Olivia Brunenraber and I'm Central High Senior Class Treasurer. Please stand for the pledge of allegiance and remain standing for the national anthem. Ready salute. 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. Singing the national anthem tonight is Senior Zeke McDougall. [Applause] Oh, say can you see by the dawn early light, what so proudly we held at the twilight last gleaming. Whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilless fight or the ramp parts we watched were so gallently streaming. And the rockets red glare, the bones bursting in
005air, gave proof through the night, that our flag was still there. Oh, say does that star spangled banner yet wave? Oh, the land of the free and the home of the brave. Everyone may be seated. Please welcome the principal of Central High School, Mr. Dave Holterman. [Applause] Good evening. I'm Dave Holterman, the principal of Central High School, and I would like to welcome all of you here, parents, teachers, faculty members, and special guests of our community who've come here tonight to congratulate our class of 2025. I'd also like to acknowledge the district administration, board of trustees, and as I said, special guests. Please stand to be recognized as I say your name, if that's okay. We have our interim superintendent, Dr. Emma O'Brien. Assistant Superintendent Dr. Tammy Boatright, Assistant Superintendent Chief Business Officer Amir Ikbal,
006Assistant Superintendent of Student and Family Services, Dr. Marilyn Lopez, area administrator Jeff Garrett, area administrator Christine Pennington, and area administrator Mark Fowler, our board of trustees, President Nandeep Singchan, our vice president, Yenia Zuro, our clerk, Mr. Nibil Kurfan, member Natalie Chavez, member Carla Kirk, and member Joshua Sers, [Applause] and member Jezprit Sudu, apologies. Now, our special guest here tonight, which you're going to hear more from later, is the State Center Community College District Chancellor, Dr. Carol Goldsmith, and Fresno City College dual enrollment dean, Dr. Emily Berg. That's a new part of our ceremony that you'll find out more about tonight. Ladies and gentlemen, proud parents and of course the amazing graduates of Central High School. Thank you. Now, here's the exciting part. You are the future and yet you are here in the present. You've
007already made a tremendous impact at Central High School and right now is your time to soak it in and think about what you've accomplished. You've accomp you've conquered lots of homework, deadlines, projects, and difficult classes. You've worked extremely hard to get here and yet you did it all with flare and grit and style. And guess what? You're not just any graduating class. You're the 101st graduating class of Central High School. You are historic. Now, so let's talk about some of your achievements because you have them. It's amazing. You end as a class of 133 students. small in size but mighty in accomplishments. 49% of you had a grade point average of 3.0 or higher. That's a big deal. I clap about that. That's that's a big deal. 34% had a GPA or gradepoint average of
0083.5 or higher. 19 of you are validictorians. 30 36 are 36 students earned the state seal of by literacy. Now, here's a big number. More than 45% of you took at least one college class, earning a total of 1,483 college units. That's like that's 500 more than last year, even before starting college. That's like showing up to a marathon halfway done. So, good job. Nice work. And oh, I didn't add this. It's not in here, but we have a pass rate of 96% of those college classes. That's That's one of the tops. So, 19 of you earned 30 college units or more and completed at least one year's worth of college. And 11 of you, which we'll celebrate later tonight, have already earned 60 or more college units and your associates degrees from Fresno City
009College. So, I mean, [Applause] every year we've been building up to this and this the first year is an amazing amazing thing. You're headed everywhere. Five out of state colleges, seven UC's, 18 to CSUs, four to private California universities, 56 to community colleges, eight to trade schools, five to the military, and a few straight to the workforce. Talk about well-rounded. And let's not forget, your class earned over $580,000 in scholarships. That's not smart, just smart, it's fiscally responsible, and your parents are going to be happy about that. But beyond the stats and accomplishments, what sets you apart is who you are, your core character. You didn't choose Central High School because of the ease of it. Most of you had to go a little further from your home to attend CHS. You came for the
010culture, the community, the just everything at Central High that that made it central or makes it Central High. for the friendships, early college, Agg, health, careers, criminology, our education pathway, or because someone special was here at Central High who you connected with. You came to Central High for a chance to grow into who you are now and to who you are still becoming. You've learned that success isn't just about acing tests. It's about resilience, grit, and being a good human. You've shown leadership, creativity, kindness, and most importantly, the ability to laugh when things don't go as planned. That's what I try to do, too. And I love that. And when life throws you uncertainty in your way, which it will, you hold tight to your faith and hope. And faith means trusting in what you
011can't see yet. You're going to there's going to be a lot of things that you can't see. It's believing you've prepared well, that you're on the right path, even if the GPS keeps recalculating in your life. reminds me of a story that I think is is is applicable here and you might have heard it but it bears saying again. A young man was walking along the beach one morning and he saw an older gentleman up ahead. He was picking up starfish and he was throwing them one by one into the that had washed ashore into the ocean. The beach was covered with thousands of starfish stretching as far as the eye could see. Curious, the young man said to the older gentleman, "Why are you doing that? There are so many you can't possibly make
012a difference. The man picked up another starfish and tossed it into the waves and he said, he said,"I made a difference to that one." As you graduate today, you don't need to change the whole world at once. But if you show up, take action, and care person by person, day by day, you'll make a difference. And that's how the world truly changes. So, class of 2025, as you head off to college, careers, or wherever you're going to go, remember this. The journey matters. Don't rush it. Take the scenic route, but not too scenic. And I think your parents know what I mean by that. Be bold, be kind, one person at a time. Be curious, and let your moral compass be your guide. And once in a while, please put your phone down and look
013up. You'll be amazed at what you might see. Congratulations, class of 2025. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Continue to make us proud. And as always, go Grizzlies. At this point, we're going to acknowledge a few groups. I would like to start with uh the students at Central High School who have completed a pathway in one of our career technical education pathways. Students who've completed CTE pathways, please stand as I mention your group. Our agriculture pathway, [Music] our criminology pathway, [Applause] our careers and education pathway. way [Applause] our health careers pathway. [Applause] We had a total of 51 seniors who are pathway completers this this year. Congratulations. And I had a Yeah, that's good, right? Um, I had a game time decision here and I say that in a sports uh analogy. It
014wasn't part of the plan, but I want you to think if you have a 3.5 and you participated in a sport. This was a suggestion of one of you seniors. Think about that. Are you that person? Just think right now. If you're one of those people, please just stand up and be acknowledged because it takes a lot to get up in the morning and No, go ahead. 3.5 3.5 athletes. Again, that wasn't planned. But here's the thing. Uh, as a father of of someone who runs track who whose son got up at 6:00 this morning to do his own stuff before he went off to do a camp, I know what it takes to be that to do those things. So, thank you for that. All right. our AP and college course recognition. Another group
015that should be acknowledged is this group of students who completed dual enrollment or AP classes. Please stand if you've taken at least one dual enrollment or one or both AP classes. [Applause] [Music] The next group, the CCI, the the green and purple cords, the college and career indicators, one of several state INDA indicators that the California Department of Education reports on the California school dashboard. It represents the percentage of high school graduates prepared for college and career as determined by the state of California. This indicator was designed to encourage high schools to provide all students with a rigorous course of study that prepares them for post-secary success. Central Unifi has adopted the recognition of these students who graduate college and career ready is determined by the college of career indicator. These students have been awarded
016with the district cord of the color I just mentioned. Please stand if you have a CCI chord or college and career cord. Thank you. Founded in 1921, the California Scholarship Federation is the oldest scholastic scholarship institution in the state of California. Life membership is achieved by qualifying four or more semesters in the last three years of high school and earns the CSF gold seal on diplomas and transcripts. Students also earn the honor of wearing the CSF gold cord. Will the following CSF lifetime members please stand and be recognized? Kayla Gaffford, Myra Jimenez Leon, Matthew Sanchez, and Alana Sandabal. CSF life membership with high honors members have earned six semesters of CSF membership in the last three years. These students earned life membership and were also awarded a CSF high honors medallion that they are wearing
017in addition to their gold cord tonight. Will the following seniors please stand to be recognized as CSF life members with high honors. Avi Aithan Ravene Bra Olivia Bruna Graber Manat Dollywalsher Dylan Novel Greywall Samantha Perez Alexander Phillips Marissa Prudam Love Deepep Shil and Isabelle Zandati. today. Please join me in congratulating our CSF life members and our life members with high honors. Back to the mic is Mr. Holderman. Next, I'd like to acknowledge our validictorians. The following students are the highest academic performers at Central High School. This elite and thank you while you make your way up. This elite group of scholars has maintained a minimum weighted grade point average of 4.0 for the past four years without earning a grade less than B in any course, 19 of them. And when you hear the GPA
018a little bit later, some of them you are going to be blown away. All right, they will introduce themselves now and tell you where they're going to be this fall. Aliana Sandival, UC Davis honors program, chemistry. [Applause] Ava Kasac, UC Santa Barbara, sociology, political science, pre-law. [Music] Bella Moses, UC Merrced, Human Biology. [Applause] Olivia Verningraber, Fresno City College, nursing. [Applause] Karen Vir, San Jose State, Computer Science. Love Deep Sherill, Fresno State Integrated Teachers Education Program, Liberal Studies. Alex Phillips, Fresno City. [Applause] Ravalene Bra, University of the Pacific Predental. [Applause] Abne Aithan, UC Irvine, Criminology and Law Society. Iser Dylan, Fresno State, Communicative Sciences. Hannah Ross, Fresno City College, Library Science. Kayla Gaffford, Fresno State Criminology. [Applause] Mrs. Prudam, Fresno City College, Allied Health. Reagan Porter, Reedley College, Animal Science. [Applause] Za Cluxton, Fresno State, Animal
019Science. Isabel Sandate, Fresno City, Nursing. [Applause] Maldonado Cario, Fresno State, Criminology, Law Enforcement. Navlin Gerald, UCLA, Psychology. [Applause] Samantha Perez, Fresno State University, Mathematics Teaching Scholars Honors Program. All right, let's give our 19 valadictorians a huge round of applause. Outstanding accomplishment [Applause] out of this group of outstand outstanding young men and women. I'd also like to recognize our top two students. Our number two ranked student with a 4.58 GPA from the class of 2025 are Magna Cumlad Navlin Greywall. Our number one ranked student from the class of 2025 with a 4.62 GPA is our Sumakum Lad Samantha Perez. Valictorians who are not scholars of excellence. Head back to your seats. The Scholar of Excellent designation is an award that honors students who have earned a weighted 4.0 or above in UC eligible courses and have
020passed a combination of three AP dual enrollment, high school enrichment or CTE capstone courses. Our 17 scholars of excellence are Ait Aiton, Ravene BR, Olivia Bruningraber, [Music] Za Klugston, Iser Dylan, Kayla Gaffford, Navlin Gurwal, Ava Kosak, Addison Martinez, Samantha Perez, Reagan Porter, Marissa Prudam, Hannah Ross, [Applause] Aliana Sandival, [Applause] Love deep shiller tour and Isabelle Zendate. [Applause] Let's give the scholars of excellence a huge round of applause again, too. And now it brings me great pleasure to acknowledge 11 of our seniors who are part of the very first early college cohort to earn college degrees at Central High School. These students have completed 60 college units or more and have earned their associates of arts degree in liberal arts from Fresno City College. I'd like to invite as you wait over there, I'd like to
021invite um Dr. Carol Goldsmith, the chancellor of State Center Community College District up to say a few words. Thank you, Mr. Holman. Well, good evening everyone and uh what a remarkable evening this is. To every student here, congratulations on reaching this incredible milestone. And to our early college pathway graduates, those of you who are earning your high school diploma and your college associate degree at the same time, you're making history. And I couldn't be more proud. And on behalf of the board of trustees of State Center Community College and all the other folks, 4,000 people who work at our district, 60,000 students, we are proud of you. That deserves a round of applause. Yeah, you've done something extraordinary. You've leaned into college level work, challenging yourselves and maybe your professors as well, but you've proved
022that age has nothing to do with potential. You've shown courage. You've shown commitment and a fierce belief in your future. And that will serve you well no matter where life takes you. To all of our graduates, whether you're heading to a university, jumping into a career, or still figuring it out, hope you know this, your local community college will always be here for you. Whether you're 18 or 88, when you want to learn something new, sharpen a skill, or explore a new career path, we've got your back. Thank you. I want to see you on one of our college campuses. I think you belong. All of you. Um, I just want to say this. You will always have a place at your community college because that's the very nature of our work. We serve our
023community. So graduates, now is the time for your possibilities to really start to unfold. Move forward with confidence. As Principal Holterman has said, be curious, stay bold, and if you're open to learning for your life. It will be rewarding and exciting. Ladies and gentlemen, please join me in congratulating all our graduates and our Special 11 graduates. We're so proud of you, ladies and gentlemen. Give him a round of applause. Thank you. Would you would you like to stand up here and hand them the And Dr. Berg, would you like to come up and we'll hand the plaques out to the our students? Okay, let's recognize these students for their incredible accomplishment. I'm going to say their name, their GPA, and the number of college units, and we're going to hand out the plaques. Ava Casac
0244.34 and 61 college units. Man Dollywal 4.36 GPA and 60 college units. Congratulations. Isabella Moses 4.39 GPA, 68 college units. Congratulations. That is awesome. Ravlin Ait Aitan 4.46 and 64 college units. Ravene Bra 4.48 and 60 college units. Love Deep Shill 4.49 and 68 college units. That's awesome. Congratulations. Kayla Gaffford 4.49 and 62 college units. Congratulations. Good job, Kayla. Aliana Sandival, 4.5 GPA, 62 college units. Congratulations Dylan 4.55 and 65 college units. Navlin Gwell 4.58 and 62 college units and Samantha Perez 4.62 and 62 college units. Congratulations. Very impressive. I'm very proud of you. Good job. Ladies and gentlemen, please help me congratulate these students for their ex extraordinary accomplishment. You've each paved the way for the others to follow in your footsteps in years to come. And thank you Dr. Goldmith and Dr. Berg
025for being here and helping us celebrate that. And now, class of 2025, I will turn the program over to Sumakumlad valadictorian Samantha Perez. Please give the class val. [Applause] Good evening family, friends, staff, distinguished guests, and my fellow graduates of the class of 2025. Buenosco auda sacrificios. It is my greatest honor and I'm humbly grateful to stand before you today and deliver the validatoran speech for the class of 2025. For those who may not know me, my name is Samantha Perez, and I'm just like any other senior sitting here today. We are graduating with hopes of becoming something great in life. Proud of our prior accomplishments, but also saddened to say goodbye to the people and memories that shaped us. Each of us has had a unique exper unique journey. And I'd like to share
026a little of mine to help you understand, even if it's just a little, who I am and why I stand before you today. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] I am a proud sister to my two amazing sisters and a loving little brother Evales and a friend to many of you here. I am a student of extraordinary teachers and a member of a community that thrives on diversity, empowerment, and unity. These roles and relationships have shaped me and brought me to where I am today. To my fellow graduates, congratulations. Give yourselves a big round of applause. We did it. Ciso, [Applause] the road here hasn't been easy, but we made it. And that's what matters. Time has flown by. It feels like just yesterday we were kindergarteners learning how to write our names and count to 10. Playing
027tag at recess or swinging on the monkey bars without a care in the world. Growing up can be scary for some and exhilarating for others. But no matter how you feel about it, I hope you carry one thing with you into adulthood. The spirit of a child. Children forgive quickly and find joy in the smallest of things. Let's hold on to that mindset because life is too short to carry grudges or dwell in negativity. One piece of advice I'd like to leave you with is this. Try everything. My mom always encouraged me to be involved and experience new things. And though it may sound simple, I know how hard it can be. I would like to share a personal experience of mine to show you that everyone has fears, but it is up to you
028whether or not you want to overcome them. Extracurricular activities have played a significant role throughout my academic journey. In my freshman year, I did band and my sophomore year, I did forico. However, during my junior year, these extracurriculars didn't fit into my schedule. I knew I would need a physical extracurricular activity to relieve my stress from the numerous classes I was taking. So, I decided to try out water polo and swim, but nothing could have prepared me for the challenge ahead. Daily, I questioned why I was in the pool, lacking confidence in my abilities, knowing that everyone else had been swimming for much longer than I had. However, I didn't quit and diligently showed up for practice every day, putting forth my best effort. And because of that determination, I gained lifelong friends, unforgettable memories,
029and a deeper understanding of what I'm capable of. Over time, I've also realized that success doesn't happen alone. As you head off into college or into your next chapter of life, I want to implore you to find your people, your tribe. Surround yourself with those who lift you up, challenge you, and bring out the best in you. On the same topic, I also want to remind you to never forget where you came from. I certainly won't. And thank those who've been a part of your success. Milky Lee Academy Award-winning producer once said, "Discipline alone doesn't guarantee that you will enjoy the fruits of success because success without humility can become arrogance and success without compassion becomes emptiness. Let us achieve our successes with discipline, but also with humility, compassion, and gratitude. I'd like to take
030a moment to say my thank yous to my mom, Blanca Perez. Gracias for being my rock and always knowing what to say in moments of stress. To my dad, Ricardo Perez, thank you for working honorably, tirelessly to give my siblings and me everything we need, our needs, and our wants. To my closest friends, Iser Dylan, Marissa Prudam, Olivia Bruning, Graver, and Med Dollywa. Thank you for pushing me to try new things and for all the laughters and memories that we have shared throughout high school. Without you guys, I probably wouldn't have joined water polo, swimming, or leadership. To my teachers and counselors, thank you for showing me what's possible. A special thank you to Mrs. Lind, Mrs. Dylan, Miss Silva, Mr. Rodriguez, Miss Beltron, Mr. Flores, and Mr. Marshall. You've all exemplified the exceptional qualities
031of an outstanding educator, and I will carry your lessons with me always. To those I haven't named individually but who have been essential part of my journey. Thank you. Your commitment, time, dedication, and belief in me have more than words can express. Above all, I want to thank God for guiding me through every challenge and blessing me with the strength, courage, and perseverance to get here today and for letting us all be gathered here. Through the highs and lows of this journey, my faith has grounded me and reminded me that I'm never walking alone. As I bring this speech to a close, I want to leave you with this reminder. Today marks the end of something truly special. But it's also the beginning of something even greater. We are stepping into a future full of
032possibility, uncertainty, and potential. As Dr. Suz once wrote, "And oh the places you'll go. You're off to great places. Today is your day. Your mountain is waiting, so get on your way. No matter where life takes us, one thing will always connect us. We are and always will be Central Grizzlies. Thank you all and good luck. Go Grizzlies." [Applause] I will now pass the microphone and please help me welcome in uh our 2024 2025 senior class president and my best friend Iser Dylan. [Applause] Good evening family, friends, staff, and fellow graduates. Thank you for being here tonight to celebrate this incredible milestone in our lives. I'm Isa Dylan and feel honored to stand in front of you tonight as this 2025 senior class president. It feels surreal to be here saying goodbye to Central High
033School and the last four years that have shaped us into who we are today. We would not be here tonight without the overwhelming amount of support we have received from all of the staff on campus and the love from our families and friends. Thank you all so much. We are forever grateful. Over the past few months, weeks, and days, we have experienced several laughs. Last football games, last dances, and last time sitting in class together as classmates. I found myself reflecting along with friends over the past four years and the specialness that our class holds. We didn't just survive high school, but made it our own. Coming to Central High School was never just tests and homework. It's where we found community and made memories that will last a lifetime. Together, we created something truly
034special and something that can never be replaced. We've supported each other through the challenges, cheered each other on through all our amazing accomplishments, laughed together, grown up together, and made our high school experience something so bittersweet to leave behind. making me realize just how fortunate we are to have something so good that saying goodbye is so hard. But maybe that's the beauty of it. We were lucky enough to have created something that is worth missing. So yes, we have experienced many laughs, but as we enter the new chapters of our lives, we will carry with us these shared experiences that have taught us what community and friendship means. As we walk across the stage tonight, it's easy to feel a mix of emotions, excitement, nervousness, and even fear. But if there's one thing that I
035hope we have learned from about ourselves from our time at Central High School is that we are more than ready to face whatever life brings us. Over the past four years, we have built the foundation for who we are yet to become. And now our dreams, passions, and bright futures await us. Congratulations, class of 2025. We did it and the best is yet to come. At this time, please stand for our alma mater sung by Nikica Moore and Victoria Gonzalez. [Music] H [Music] long night praises ring in anthem to our high school. Central we will sing. Proudly orange and black will carry till the hills reply. [Music] Hail to thee our mother. Hail to central high. You may be seated. Mr. President and members of the board of Central Unified Board of Trustees, I declare
036to you I declare to you that the students of the class of 2025 have completed the graduation requirements for Central High School and I recommend them for graduation. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Ollie Sandival, [Music] Saul Usiel Bedal Santos, [Applause] Aaliyah Medina Hernandez, Isabelle Santate, Ava Cask, Manat Dollywal, [Applause] Bella Moses, [Music] Marissa Prudam, [Applause] Olivia Bruning, Iser Dylan, Tobias Davis, Samantha Perez, Vincent Cisneros, Ait Core, Aitan Karen Tour [Applause] Navlin Gurwall Harmon Jeet Singh Judge [Music] Saj Sadu Love Deep Sing Shill [Applause] Rene Bar Brooklyn Cox [Music] [Applause] Giovani Morales Ramirez, [Applause] Hannah Atkins, Ameiliano Maldonado, Curio, Tila Brown, Za Rilin, Kluxton, Zamrit Carr, Katie May Meloneian, Jocelyn Rochelle Levit, Addison Martinez, Olivia Christine Sanchez, Reagan Porter, Ethan Para, Kayla Gaffford, John Luca Cvelli, Hannah Ross, [Music] Carlos, Emanuel, Jimenez, and Mazooka. Matthew Sanchez, [Applause] Alexander
037Phillips, [Applause] Zeke McDougall. Sorry, I forgot the Matthew. Zeke Matthew McDougall, Ariana Cardinz, [Applause] McKenzie Wilcox, Mariah Cardinz, Ariela Contras, Isabelle Bautista, [Music] Jordan Halverson, Sherlin Morales, Alvarez, Christian Galicia Platon, Abigail Carlo, Jason Rohos, Alyssa Fox, Macy Richardson, Vasente Hito, [Applause] Christian Bergen, Ten Wagner, Hunter Tervon Beverford, Diana Gomez, [Applause] Jillian Claire Hopkins, Eugene Guy Alfred Jr. Tamira Lzanne Mary Ray Johnson, Elelliana Ortega, Jasine Brewer, Joe Hernandez, Kelly Michelle Garcia, Amy Allator Cortez, Natalia Garcia Romero, Harleen Carr, [Applause] Precious Garcia Rivz, Mariana Ariyaga, Myra Enz, Jimenez, Leon, Michaela Fosio, Kylie Lake, William Young, [Applause] Emma Cruz, Joseph her, Adriana Santos, Gil, Celeste Garcia, Annayiah Mensia, Seth Garcia, Steven Gonzalez, Samuel Bol, [Applause] Heavenly Forest Davala, Pedro Bamante, Sophia Santa Cruz, Marisella Calderon, Brianna Miranda Delgado, Aiden Her Haley Navarretti, Jason Solano, [Music] Victoria Billy Gonzalez,
038Diego Viegas, Torres, Nica Moore, John Wilson, [Applause] Gabriel Ortiz Jr., Alexandra Leon, Isaac Nathan, Henry Ramirez, [Music] Diego Rios, [Applause] Noah Valdez, Vincent Ramirez, Noah Zabal, Ronald Nunes, Cru Cruz, Aubrey Berles, Jonathan Roucho, [Applause] James Coupe, Gabriella Perez, Gutierrez, Alex Quas, [Applause] Cai, Loa, Amosa, Su, Joshua Moore, [Applause] Ethan Abrahamian, now Johnson, Jaden Black, [Music] Cameron Empire, [Applause] Alonso Benvente, [Music] Jonathan Noel Jones Jr. [Music] John Gallabies, Oscar Gash, [Music] Penelopey Gonzalez, Anthony Vargas, [Applause] [Music] Zulea Terresio, Christian Manaka, [Music] Isaac Fernandez, [Applause] Christian Palifox, [Applause] Jaden Aendra, Barbados, Green, [Applause] Leah, Brienne, Hickey, Anthony T. Castillo [Applause] All right, seniors, please stand at this moment. [Music] [Applause] Where is Mr. Marshall? All right, you Please move your tassel from right to left. [Music] Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you the class of 2025.
039[Applause] [Music] There we go. Yeah. Get him. Heat. Heat. N. [Music] Heat. Heat. N. [Music] Heat. Heat. N. [Music] Heat. Hey, Heat. Heat. Heat. N. [Music] Hey, hey, hey. [Music] parents, if you're on the east side, you're going to go to the south end. If you're on the east side, you're going to go out the gates on the south end. If you're on the west side, you're going to go out the gates and around on the north end and meet all of the students in the back. In the back [Music] Heat. Heat. Come [Music] on.