001I [Music] didn't know we need [Music] B flat. B flat. B flat. B flat. Thank you for fixing my He's been playing for [Music] I don't know. I was talking about how doesn't exist here. [Music] Going fridge. [Music] Symphony hide it. chicken. [Music] Ready? One, two, go. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Thank [Music] you. Heat. Heat. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] Hey, heat. Hey. [Applause] [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Why are you driving? [Music] Let's just leave. Let's just leave. Just leave. Just put on your chain. All right, y'all. Focus, please. Focus, please. I'm putting my face. You good? Good. Okay, here we go. Ready? Ready? Yep. We got [Music] one. [Music] Heat. [Music] Heat. [Applause] Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat up here. [Music] Heat up here. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Heat. [Music] Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Applause] [Music] Heat. [Music]
002Heat. [Applause] [Music] Heat. Heat. How much? I don't know. Nobody ever told me that. That is that's [Music] Yeah, I know. I got that. Please don't play. Okay. Take a shot. Right. Here we go. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] Hallelujah. Amen. [Music] Yeah. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat up [Music] [Applause] [Music] here. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Heat up [Applause] [Music] here. [Music] [Applause] Heat. Heat. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Heat up here. [Music] Heat up here. [Applause] Heat up [Music] [Applause] here. [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Heat. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Heat. Heat. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Heat up here. [Applause] [Music] Heat [Applause] up [Music] here. [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] Heat up here. [Applause] [Music] Heat. [Music] Heat. [Music] Heat. [Music] Heat. [Music] Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat.
003Heat. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Heat. [Applause] [Music] Heat. [Applause] [Music] Heat. [Music] Heat. [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Heat. Heat. [Music] [Applause] Please be seated. Good evening, parents, families, faculty, distinguished guests, and friends, and members of the class of 2025. Welcome to the Betty Davis East Anchorage High School class of 2025's graduation ceremony. My name is Janine Wilkins and I am your mistress of ceremonies this evening and am privileged to serve as assistant principal of Betty Davis East Anchorage High School. Before we begin, I would like to acknowledge that we gather here today on the traditional lands of the Denina people of Copper Cook Inlet. For thousands of years, the Denina people have been and continue to be the stewards of this land. ASD is committed to diversity and inclusion and it is with honor and respect
004that we recognize all indigenous people who live and learn in our community. Chinan, we are so glad that you could be here to join us this evening. To begin, let me introduce everyone on stage, beginning with those to my right side of the stage. We have signaller honor marshal Henry Cuillian, valedictorian Finn Rigby, myself, then Dr. Jared Bryant, superintendent of Anchorage schools, Mr. Ron Brown, Betty Davis East Anchorage Principal. [Applause] And to my left, we have Mr. David Morris, Dave Morris, curriculum assistant principal. Mr. Andy Hollowerman, school board member, senior class president, Isabella [Applause] Iparag, Student Body President, Selia Maligoa, and roll call honor marshall Rose Conway. We would like to thank our sign language interpreters at this time, Audrey Kovatch, Nicole Larson, Tim Pac, Alexandra Snider, and Andre Howard. At this time, if you
005are able to stand, please stand for the presentation of the colors by Betty Davis East Anchorage High School's Thunderbird Graduation Color Guard, comprised of JRT, JOTC seniors under the direction of First Sergeant Christopher Watts. They are Cadet Colonel Maria Sweatzoff, Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Mark Chester Kabutootan, Cadet Sergeant Major Angelina Owens Longoria, Cadet Sergeant Major Isaia Espanola, Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Killian Ber, [Applause] and Cadet Colonel Isabella Iparae. The Star Spangle Banner will be sung by Betty Davis East Anchorage Choir under the direction of uh director Melissa Fischer featuring soloist Selia Mauigoa. Can we please have Cyia to the stage? Gentlemen, please remove your hats. Everyone, please remain standing until the colors are retired. Can you see by the dawn early lights, what so proudly we held at The twilight last gleaming who's broad stripes and bright
006stars through the perilous fight. Or the ramp parts we watched were so gallently streaming. And the rockets red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night, that our flag was still there. Oh, say does that star spangled B [Music] yet? Or the land of the free and the home of the bra. [Applause] Hold on. Let's go. Please be seated. Thank you, color guard, Celia, and members of the choir. And thank you to the combined band and orchestra for playing music prior to this evening's ceremony. At this time, will the members of the choir, including the senior concert choir members and junior honor marshals who are members of the concert choir, please proceed to the coral risers. While the choir is assembling, the follow following faculty members who will read the roll call
007this evening, please come forward to the roll call seats by the stage. Nathan Carr, Josh Devorjac, Melissa Fischer, Ariel Graham, Sarah Hec, Russell Hood, Katie Hulse, Roy Justice, Gary Snyder, Janice Strickland, Jacob Tatum, and Scott Thomas. [Applause] We would want to also recognize the 28 seniors who will graduate this evening. Suma cumlad with highest honors. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] All of them have earned above a four-point cumulative GPA and 25 of these students are seated seated in row one and the left side of row two. The other three who have earned this highest honor are seated on stage. [Music] You're [Music] [Applause] [Music] We are now going to hear from Miss Isabella Iara, our 2025 senior class president. We're just waiting for her to make her change. And in the in the interim, we're going to
008switch speeches now and hear from our student body president speech from Miss Celia Mauigoa. So, can we call her up? [Applause] [Music] Excuse me. Did you guys enjoy the singing? Yes. Okay. Thank you. All right. In the spirit of embracing differences and representing my Polynesian people, I say talofa, malle, and aloha, class of 2025. It has sorry, it has been such a privilege to see you, to really see you for who you are. As I look out into the blue sea of blue robes and red stoalls, I don't just see class of 2025. What I see is over 200 unique individuals coming together to celebrate who we are and what we've accomplished. When I think about who I am, the first things that come to mind are a student body president, a singer, or an
009honor graduate. However, in time, these superficial labels will fade and disappear. I invite you all to look past the labels that often confine us and recognize the timeless qualities that truly define who we are. People will not remember the positions you've served, but they will remember the unique qualities that make you you. As we embark on our own separate journeys, we must remember who we are. We aren't just becoming future engineers, teachers, college students, or parents. We are becoming caring, patient, joyful, respectful, and so much more. When we remember these timeless qualities within, we treat others with so much more love and compassion. So, what makes you you? Have you recognized the timeless qualities within yourself? If not, that's okay. We still have so much time to figure out who we are. But just remember
010that by graduating today, you've already become someone who is resilient and hardworking. Take some time to soak in this accomplishment and relish in it. Today is your day. In closing, I want to say a big mahalo to my families, friends, faculty members, staff, and most importantly, God for giving this me this opportunity and putting faith in me and shaping me into who I am today. 10 years ago, someone who looked like me would not be standing here addressing all of you. I encourage all of you graduates, yes you guys, to take some time today and give thanks to all of the people who have impacted your lives and made you you. Congratulations, class of 2025. [Applause] Thank you, Celia. At this time, we will now hear from our senior class president, Miss Isabella Ipara. [Applause]
011I apologize for my tardiness everyone, families, friends, faculty, distinguished guests, honor marshals, and class of 2025. Good evening. I'm Isabella Padig and I have proudly been the class of 2025's president for the past two years. Looking back at the growth and progress we have experienced in our four short years of high school, I have the pleasure of standing in front of standing in front of so many of you today with a smile. Before we all go our separate ways, I have a few words of advice for our class. As we navigate through life, let your passion and love drive you to become the best version of yourself. Throughout the throughout our journey together, I've seen us all flourish in different aspects. Whether you in a sport, an art, a performing art, or even in academics.
012The point is is that since everyone has found their own passion in high school, it has given me hope for our future. The time, energy, and effort, and love that you've poured into your activities reflect the spirit that you hold for the rest of your life. The friends that you have made all look up at you today and see how far you have come. Our tenure in high school is finally complete. The sweet and hard memories until now seemed as if they last forever. But the moment is here. The moment we have been waiting for has finally greeted us as we sit here waiting to walk the stage. Although this is the end of our journey together, do not let this moment be bigger than your future endeavors. I know all of you have big
013dreams, so keep having those dreams as we continue to grow. In addition, as we branch off in our own ways, we should take into account the traits that we have gained throughout high school. The drive, the passion, and the resilience we have gained has helped us to the point and will power us through the rest of our lives. Keep having the drive to be the best. Keep having your passion whether you express it in a huge or minute way. Keep having the resilience against anything that challenges you. Do not let that fire inside of you go out. Keep it alive until your last moments in life. I say these words because I know the class of 2025 can reflect greatness they have shown in school to the entire world. The love that you have shown
014in the halls can stretch to the farthest places in the earth to make it a better place. Let our graduation result in a better place for the future. Before I go, I'd like to express my gratitude. Thank you to all the moms, dads, parents, and grandparents for being there in more ways than one. Thank you to all the friends that have supported us to their extent. Thank you to the faculty and staff for making Betty Davis East Anchorage High School a safe place to live and learn. And lastly, I'd like to thank my own parents, friends, and teachers for letting me be myself and helping me reach this point in my life. Thank you to everyone. As a final reminder, remember to make good choices, hold yourself accountable, and focus on progress towards the future,
015not perfection. Thank you for listening to me today, and congratulations to the class of 2025. Go out and join others. Thank you, Isabella. And now, under the direction of Miss Melissa Fischer, East High Concert Choir will sing And Wherever You Go, A Coral Blessing by Douglas Wagner and You Can't Step Twice into the Same River by Brian Tape. [Music] Wherever you go, may a bright sun follow you. And wherever you go, may your car be with you. And wherever you go, may the soft winds carry you through the clouds and the rain for the rest of your life. Wherever you go, may a song be sung for you. And wherever you go, may you be at peace. And wherever you go, may a transce your love as your joys increase. Wherever you go, may you
016know true happiness. Wherever you go, may you meet a friend. And wherever you go, may you find a loving [Music] heart waiting there for you at the rainbow. Everywhere you go, everywhere you go, may your cares be few. May your cares be the soft winds car you for the rest of your life. [Applause] You can't sacrifice into the same river. No twice. Take my advice about the same river. Now listen to me. You can't step twice. Everything changes and nothing remains. Everything you can do about it. Everything remains change. [Music] around the [Music] same. You know that everything flows and nothing stays the same. Everything changes and nothing remains. Everything flows and nothing stays the same. Nothing remains but change. I said that everything flows and nothing stays the same. Everything changes and nothing remains.
017Everything flows and nothings. Nothing remains but change. You can't step into the river. Don't know what [Music] to [Music] travel everything and nothing stays the Everything changes and nothing remains. Everything flows and nothing stays the same. Nothing remains but change. I said that everything and nothing stays the same. Everything changes. Everything changes and nothing remains. Everything flows and nothing. Nothing. Nothing remains but change. You know that nothing remains but change. You know that nothing remains but [Applause] change. Thank you, Miss Fischer and members of the East High Concert Choir. Let's give them another round of applause. At this time, we will now hear from our 2025 validictorian, Finn Riby. [Applause] Um, good evening East High class of 2025 alongside all the teachers, family, and friends that have helped us get here. My name is Finn
018Rigby, and I am so excited yet sad to be with you all here tonight. sad because this is the end of a four-year journey together, but excited because I know that marks the beginning of even more to come. Um, as they say, a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Whether that step is into college, trade school, work, or any other plans you may have, or just a step off of this stage to figure out as you go, I wish you luck. And I would also like to thank my parents for getting me to a place where I can take this step into a new um part of my life. If the future seems impossible now, remember you probably thought the same thing entering high school and middle school. Even the first
019day of kindergarten probably brought feelings of uncertainty. Yet you made it through all of that and more, pushing through to arrive at the end. And now, as surreal as it may feel, that end has come. Moving on, I encourage you to explore, take chances, and as we are were reminded every single morning, carry on that T-Ird legacy. [Applause] Thank you, Finn. Thank you to all our speakers for your dedication and excellence during your time here at Betty Davis Echridge High School. Great job. And now we would like to have Mr. Brown, principal of Betty Davis East Anchorage High School, come and give his remarks for the final time to the class of 2025. [Applause] Good afternoon everyone. Good afternoon, graduates, seniors. Before I present the class of 2025 for acceptance, allow me to take a
020few minutes to talk with you for the last time as a group. Today, you stand on the brink of a new chapter in your lives. Take a moment to reflect on everything that you have achieved and appreciate just how far you have come. Look around. All this is for you. Today, it is our opportunity to publicly acknowledge your commitment to earning your high school diploma. For some students, the past four years of high school went by way too quickly. For others, it has been painfully slow. You may have achieved more than others with relative ease. Or you may have had to work harder or dig deeper to find the resolve to meet the challenge. And perhaps you have let some opportunities pass you by. So be it. It's okay. Either way, what I'm asking all
021of you to acknowledge is where you are today and prepare to move on to bigger and better things tomorrow. Be brave enough to try something different. Call it your do and dare moment. Dare to dream and be all that you can be tomorrow. Take a moment and look around and remember the faces of the teachers, the staff and your friends who ignited your curiosity. Challenge you to think critically and who believed in you even when you doubted yourselves. remembering the unwavering support of your families, your parents, your grandparents, your aunties and uncles, your cousins, your siblings, your next door neighbor, and the loved ones who cheered you on from the sidelines, who offered you a shoulder to cry on and to celebrate every small victory along the way. Their love is a constant, a beacon
022that will guide you in even the darkest of times. Remember the relationships that you forged at school, whether it was in sports or activities, small and large groups in class, or for some in one of our safety security offices, the detention room, or the queue. Those are the bonds that you have seen through thick and thin. The shared experiences that have woven themselves in the fabric of your being. You have survived. These are the people who know you best, who understand your quirks and will always have your back. That is your foundation. Conversely, those who lack that firm foundation and those who are easily swayed by the winds of circumstance, they could be at risk of fail of failing and of failing for anything. They may find themselves compromising their values, sacrificing their dreams, and
023ultimately living a life of regret. They may end up supporting causes that they don't believe in, follow any leaders who may lead them astray, or conform to a world where they really want they really don't want to be a part of. The choice graduates and seniors is yours. You can choose to be a leaf in the wind, tossed about by every breeze, or you can choose to be like a mighty oak tree, firmly rooted in the ground, whether in any storm that comes your way. Remember the people who believed in you and never forget where you came from. Because it is in remembering our roots that we find strength to soar. As you leave East High School and step into the next chapter of your lives, I urge you to take some time to reflect
024on what truly matters to you. What are your non-negotiables? What are the values that you will never compromise? What kind of world do you want to create? Don't be afraid to ask questions. And don't be afraid to question the status quo. Don't be afraid to challenge conventional wisdom. And most importantly, don't be afraid to stand up for what you believe in. Even if you have to stand alone. Always stand for something or you will always fall for anything. Class of 2025, you have the potential to be change makers, innovators, and the leaders of tomorrow. You have the power to shape the future. But to do so, you must first know what you stand for. Congratulations, seniors. Remember to make good choices, hold yourself accountable, and focus on progress, not perfection. The future is all yours.
025Let's make it count. Thank you. And now, let's get on to the ceremonies. At this time, I would like to have Mr. David Morris, our curriculum assistant principal, Dr. Jerry Brandt, our superintendent of Anchor School District, and Mr. Andy Hollowman, Anchor School Board member, please come forward for the formal presentation and acceptance of the class of 2025. Thank [Applause] you. So, congratulations class of 2025. Will you please stand? Dr. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Dr. Bryant, the record of each of the students standing before you has been examined and has been determined that each of each student has earned the 22 and a half credits required for graduation from the Anchorage School District. And it's my honor to introduce to you the Betty Davis East Anchorage High School class of 2025. [Applause] On behalf of the Anchorage
026School District administration, it is my sincere pleasure to accept the class of 2025 of Betty Davis East Anchorage High School. Mr. Andy Hollowerman, may I present to you the class of 2025 of Betty Davis East Anchorage High School. with great honor on behalf of the Anchorage School Board accept this graduating class of 2025 from Betty Davis East Anchorage High School. [Applause] Congratulations. Before we begin the roll call, a request to family and friends that you respect every member of the class of 2025 and the dignity of our ceremony this evening by not using air horns during the during the roll call. I ask for your help to ensure that the name of every individual East High School graduate is clearly heard by his or her family and friends. Thank you in advance for respecting this
027request as this will demonstrate the pride and respect you have for all of our graduates. And now that the members of class of 2025 have been formally presented and accepted, we will commence with the roll call. Faculty members, you may stand and surround the graduates. Seniors on stage, you may leave now to begin the roll call. [Applause] Thunderbird. [Applause] [Music] The remainder of class of 2025, you can please sit down. Thank you. Finn Riby, Sumukum Laad, Isabella Epariger, Sumukum Laad, Celia Maragoa, Sumukum Laad, Walker Batrial, Sumukum Laad, Jaylen Alvarez, Grammarly Cabanilla Sumokum La Mark Chester Kabotutan Sumokum Laad Angelen Janessa Calderon Sumakum Laad Kylin Calderon Sumakum Laad Cameron Castro Sumakum Laad Ukarayas Sumakum Laad Brian Fataliga Sumakum [Applause] Laad Fiora Graiano Suma Cumlad Bryce Hera, Suma Cumlad, Maline Hood, Suma Cumlad, Amalia Leighten, Sumakum Cumlad,
028Owen Lovejoy, Sumakum Laad, Eva Marley, Jester, Sumakum Laad, Ren Maui Sumokum Laad Juliet O' Conor Sumakum Laad Angelina Owens Longoria Maria Switzoff Sumakum Laad Bin Rather, Sumakum Laad, Sia Reynolds, Sumakum Laad, Leila Sali, Sumukum Laad, Deru Cedar, Sumukum Laad, Rebecca Simonov, Sumokum Laad, Deja Stefins, Suma Cumlad, Tana Stewalt, Suma Cumla, Sevea Thomas, Suma Cumla, Kesha Eldrea Abalos. Ahmed Abdulahi, Alana Abraham Kum Laad, Zion Adar, John Loren Alabado, Salo Aliva, Matias Alga, Lagitafa Lala Alo Johnstrom Jacquelyn Alvarez Bravo Shaylee Andrew Tristan Andrew, Kier Ajac, Killian Burgerer, Safhira Aningayou, Edward Matthew Anunasion Tenari Devon Arone Harmon Madison Baffrey Magna Cumla Ireina Bates Kum Laude Francis Francois Barahas Tika Barns, Kum La Barney, Hubert Barty, Kaden Bedwell, [Music] Jade Bell, Dustin Benedict Bennison, Raquel [Music] Bennett, Sebastian Bennett, Sindelle Big B, Rihanna Bulmer, Silus [Music] BS, Amelia Bouncen,
029Angelene Bouncana, Jordan Bustel, Kota Butler, Alyssa [Applause] Cavesas, David Cabrera, Magna Kum Laude, Ethan Capitan, Kum Laude, Georgia Carl, Josh Karion, Nicholas Cartwright, Sergio Castano, James Castro, [Music] MJ Celestean [Applause] Kanan Charlie after you do this Alberto [Applause] Chavaria Julian Colen [Applause] Graeley Constanzo Mahia Jasmine Cruz [Applause] Aldren Justin Cruz Anderson Cleo Rodriguez Magna Cumlad James Curry, Magna Cumlad, [Applause] Michael Demenef, [Music] Deng Deng, [Applause] Linda Dinez, Kum La Dominic Dancy [Music] Albert Delero Caitlyn Dennis Magna Cumlad [Music] Jaden Daset Shayen in Doval, [Applause] Alexis Eton, Cumla, Jenzel Escobarro, Isaia Espanola, [Applause] [Music] Steven Esparza, This is me. An Falami Vinowl. Christian Faltoy. Cumlaude. [Applause] Quinn Bal Dylan [Music] [Applause] Filipovitz. Erica Finch. Are you supposed to be Andrew Fletcher? Cumlaude. This is where I start. Josiah Foland. [Applause] Charles Folds. [Applause] Mean Francisco Martinez.
030Sarah Finch. [Music] Everett French, Jordan Fukqua, Chloe Maurice Elano, [Music] Gandia, Zoe Maurice Alano, [Music] Gandia, Angelina [Music] Janow, Braden Gladen, [Music] Emily Gomez, Castillo, Cumlaude, John Green, David [Applause] Greenwald, Oriana Greer Williams, Arklas Hagerty, Nathan Hadadovich, Keith Hamilton, Abigail Hancock, Andrew [Music] Harmon, Ava [Music] Harnesses, Isaiah Harris, [Applause] Aaliyah Harris Barnes, Zoe Hartle, Kum Laude. Jalissa Haynes, Christina her, Dane [Applause] her, Rosemary Hernandez, King Harington, [Applause] Andrew Hickot, Johnny Hill, [Applause] Isaiah Hummingbird, Anthony Gonzalez, [Music] Carl Heft, [Applause] Landon Hooper, [Music] Star Hunter, Zachary Inman, Anniversary Isco, Carol [Applause] Jackson, Josiah James, Vladimir Jean, [Music] Adriana John Baptist, [Applause] Abu Johnson, Johnston, [Applause] Avalon Jones, Jonathan Kolikham, Maria [Music] Kasanova, Kaviga [Music] Kachadorian, Kevin Co, Negoa [Applause] Kong, Barbara Ra Q, Matthew [Applause] Lau, Finn Langren, George Lane, Kum [Applause] Laad, Emanuel [Applause] Lren,
031Leilani Leia, Kum La, Rayu Lee, Nina Lee, Magna Cumlad, Kevin Lee, Dura Lee, David Lee, Magna [Applause] Cumlad, Chia I [Music] [Applause] Lee, Savannah Lee, Sherry Lee, Steven Lee, [Music] Titus Lee, [Applause] Jared Lewis, [Applause] Hahim Lewis, Pusa [Applause] Lilo, Devin Lynn, Pat Lamiga, Alisa Lopez, Magna Cumlad, Anthony Lopez [Music] Arasco, Logan Lore, Alyssa May Lorico, Aaron Lotu, [Applause] Moava, Carolyn Mack, Magna Kumla, A Jasine Makin Marisol [Applause] Magana Carl Jane Mago [Applause] Cumla Adonis Mamea [Applause] Michelle Martin, Christian Martinez, Escolastico, McKinley [Music] [Applause] [Music] Martini, Jayen Mala, [Applause] Oberg. Okay. Alice McCabe, hold up. D'Angelo McCulla, Kaden [Music] [Applause] McCoy, Michaela Joyce, Manesses, [Applause] Cumla, Juan Marcato Diaz, [Applause] Donovan Miles. All right. Fulu Ani [Applause] Moen, Kimi Sio Anna, Mal Mova, Daniel [Applause] Monhe, Jeremy [Applause] Morris, Lincoln Moses, [Applause] Angela Jamaima Moyena
032Mambbo, [Applause] Amaya Murphy, Naa Nikolai, [Applause] Jordan Nis [Applause] Allesia Levi Miles Numei [Applause] Warro Elias Rivas [Applause] Maya Oliver Amy Oriana Sanchez [Applause] Andy Ortiz Pinutant [Applause] Lawrence Parker Brian Parrot [Applause] [Music] Isabella Perez [Applause] [Music] Garisp Perez Arena Helena Pinko, Magna Cumlau, [Music] [Applause] Satu Leua, [Applause] Atua, Lasa, Posiano, Kumlaude, Elijah Quinoviva, [Applause] [Music] Kaden Rasai, [Music] Alan Reed Gooseman, [Applause] [Music] Nathan Rayberg, [Applause] Anton Robinson. [Applause] Thank you so much. June Robinson, Magna Kum Laad, [Applause] Muhammad Robinson, Emmanuel Rudolph Olsen, [Applause] Bianca [Applause] Savado, Muhammad Shabali toa Samoa toa Samoa [Applause] Lucas Mikuel Sanan Sikah Sam Cahani Shilling, [Applause] Chris Mamenia Schustster, Lucaser, Lucaser, Cumla, [Applause] Alysia Sinz, [Applause] [Music] Kayn Sbert, [Applause] Nepoila [Music] Desa Sitigata Jr. Kalista Smith Kumla Rosemary Sosa Vargas Okay. Emmanuel Sto Nanho Draco Draus Spivey. Say
033it again. [Applause] Siri, Jacqua Starks, Mauricio Stean [Music] Perez, Elias Stewart, [Music] Elijah Stewart, Quesan Strickland, [Applause] Liza May, Serala, [Applause] Aliana Tangaloa, [Music] [Applause] Isaiah Talulu, uh, Alis, Al Alya Tu, Tau Mua, Aubrey Tavvaris Ivy [Music] Diana Tahada James Tao Cumla All right my man J Thari [Applause] Nanthuk Fishwang Arlenni Toriio Diaz Cumlad Odin Trevinho Patterson [Applause] [Music] Moleni Toe Hulu [Applause] Aki Nalia Tuga [Applause] Cumlaude Nicodemus Toua Eric Anger I can want to just keep going. I think so. Julie Vang [Applause] Cumla, Kenji [Applause] Vang, Aaliyah Juel's Kamacho Via Fuerte, Elena Washburn, Cumlaude, [Music] [Applause] Devonte Washington, [Music] [Applause] Willow Wilicowski, Kum Laad, [Applause] Jerel Williams, [Applause] [Music] De'arra Wilson, Samuel Woolly, Magna Cumlad, [Applause] Morad Wright, [Applause] Ivy Wyatt, Naman Seo, Alina Jeang, Da Chi, Zong, Magna [Applause] Cumla, Rose [Applause] Jang,
034Bright [Applause] Yang, Emily [Music] Yang, James [Applause] Yang, Kim Sheena [Music] Yang, Sam [Applause] Yang, Brandon Young, Sebastian Zabala, Zachary David, Epic, Salem, Arselan, Ilheim, Hassan, [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Iram Khan, Lola Puatavine, Sophia Zakante. [Applause] Ready? P Vang. [Applause] I was just Oh, yes. [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] At this time, will the senior class president Isabella Eparagera come forward to lead the tassel ceremony? [Music] Oh, we got we got a few more folks. Hold on. Hold on. [Music] [Applause] We'll just wait for a little [Applause] bit. [Music] They're not done yet. [Music] Thank you guys. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Come [Music] in. We love you. [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] All right, T-Irds, before we get it going, we're going to do a T-Ird call. Let's hear it. T-irds. [Applause]
035T-irds. Te T-irds. Seniors, please stand. [Music] After today, we will all go on our own separate paths. Whether that may be college, join the military, moving somewhere new, or working. Don't forget that a please, a thank you, and a smile will take you far. Remember always to be humble and kind. Congratulations, class of 2025. You made it. We can all call Betty Davis East Anchorage High School. Uh, we are alumni now. Sorry. Members of Betty Davis East Anchorage High School of class of 2025, please move your tassel from the right side of your mortar board to the left [Music] side. [Applause] Congratulations class of 2025. You are graduates. [Applause] Heat up here. [Music] Heat up [Music] here. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Applause] One, two, three. [Applause] [Music] Heat [Music] [Applause] [Music] up here. [Music] Heat [Music]
036[Applause] [Music] Heat. Hey, Heat. I love you. Y'all feeling good. [Applause] All right. Great job, guys. Let's do it again next year. Huh? Yeah. Next year it'll be from It'll be for us. I I was just waiting for y'all to finish. I didn't want to come walking in here while y'all were playing and mess up. [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] My voice sounds so [Music] different since 3:00 hours of sleep. I just sat down. [Music] Okay. Right. [Music]