001Heat. Heat. [Music] Can you feel seconds. It's all you at the beginning. Oh, there's a show and four. [Music] Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] Hallelujah. [Music] All [Music] right. Seriously. [Music] Yes. Glory. [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] Thank You ready? [Music] Hallelujah. [Music] Yeah. Hallelujah. Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. Hey. Hey. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. I [Applause] am. Hallelujah. [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] I love you. Heat. Heat. [Applause] [Music] Heat. Heat. band after this. We still got five more minutes. Make sure you have not recession. Symphonia song again. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Rondo and Wait. [Applause] Oh, nothing. [Music] Hallelujah. Hallelujah. [Music] [Applause] [Music] There you [Music] [Applause] [Music] go. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] [Applause]
002[Music] [Applause] [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Glory. Okay. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] [Applause] Heat. [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Heat. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Heat. Heat. All [Applause] [Music] [Applause] right. [Applause] This [Music] [Applause] is [Applause] true. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Heat. [Music] Heat. [Applause] Heat. Heat. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] Heat. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Ah, heat. [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] Oh, heat, heat. [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Heat. Heat. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] Heat. [Music] [Applause] Heat. [Music] [Applause] Yeah. [Applause] Heat. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Heat. Heat. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Heat. [Applause] Heat. [Applause] [Music] Heat up here. [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Good afternoon. Welcome to the commencement ceremony for the Robert Service High School uh class
003of 2025. I am Armando Santana and I am your senior class vice president. Please stand and welcome Thea Copcon Brantley for the land acknowledgement. [Applause] We acknowledge that we gather here today on the traditional lands of the Dina people of Upper Cook, England. For thousands of years, the Dina 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 that we recognize all indigenous people who live and learn in our community. I welcome you to the 2025 service high school graduation ceremony as good neighbors. Thank you, Copcon. Now, please welcome the service high school NJOTC color guard for the presentation of the colors. The national anthem will be sung by the service high school choir. Please remain standing until the
004colors have left the floor. Oh, Say by the dawn. What [Music] [Applause] [Music] we fight for the We were so streaming and the rockets. The bombs [Music] bur through the night that our flag was still there. Oh, say does the star spinkle better yet for the land of [Music] [Applause] the gra. [Applause] [Music] Ready. Right face forward arch. Would the audience and graduates please be seated? At this time, I'd like to introduce everyone else sharing the stage with us. Will you please give a warm welcome to our superintendent, Dr. Jiara Bryant, school board member, Mrs. Kelly Lessons. Our school principal, Miss Emia Zison, our faculty speaker, Miss Autumn Browning. Our student elected speaker, Yan Beck, graduating with a GPA of 4.37 is our 2025 salutatoran, Ulissiz Escobar. Next year, Ulisses will be attending MIT in
005Cambridge, majoring in computational biochemistry. And graduating with GPA of 4.5 are our 2025 co- valadictorians Andrew Watkins and Natalie Hodgej Hanula. Andrew will be attending Coral Coral College in Northfield, Minnesota with a focus on biochemistry. and Natalie will be attending the University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing with a focus on pediatric surgery and neuroscience and minoring in public health with hopes to advance rural tele medicine. Finally, please give a big warm thank you to our sign language interpreters today. Now I would like to welcome our principal Mrs. MTS Isam to give us a few words of wisdom. I'm not going to say good evening. I'm say good afternoon. Good afternoon graduates, families, staff, and friends. Today we gather to celebrate a stop on your journey. one marked by hard work, determination and growth. But more
006than anything, I want to talk about two qualities that will carry you further than any great award or accolade ever well. Resilience and kindness. As a Middle Eastern woman living and working in a western culture, I have experienced the power and the cost of being different. There were times I felt like I had to explain who I who I was before I could show what I could do. I have felt the weight of misunderstanding, the sting of assumptions, and the quiet loneliness of being the only one in the room who looked or spoke like me. But I also learned something else. You don't have to blend in to belong. In fact, your differences are often your greatest strength. Resilience is born in the moments when you keep giving. When it feels easier to give up,
007when you speak up, when even when your voice trembles. Graduates, you have already shown resilience. You have lived through a time of global uncertaintity. You have adopted, learned, and kept moving forward despite setbacks and challenges big and small. That's strength. Some of you had to work hard to develop it, but it is yours forever. But resilience alone is not enough. In the culture I come from, kindness is not just a courtesy. It is a way of life. We welcome others with full hearts and open arms. And in a world that often reward speed and ambition, it takes true courage to be kind, to slow down, to listen, to help someone else rise, even when you are still finding your own footing. Let me tell you, the strongest people I have ever met were not the
008loudest or the most decorated. They were the ones who lifted others when no one was watching. They were resilient in the face of hardship and generous with their compassion. They made space for others to be seen and heard. So here is my challenge to you. Be unshakable in your goals but soft in your spirit. Let your resilience be the fuel that drives you forward. And let your kindness be the light that helps others find their way. And when the world tells you or tries to tell you you who you are or what you cannot be, stand firm in the knowledge that you are more than your limits and their limits. You are the product of every lesson you have learned, every hardship you have overcome, and every act of kindness you have shared or received.
009Class of 2025, the worlds needs more than just success. It needs more soul, more empathy, and more being more bridgebuilders and more people like you. Go forward with this courage, with kindness in your hearts, and with the unwavering belief that you can overcome anything. Your f your future is bright, and it is yours to shape. Congratulations to you all. I cannot wait to see the beautiful, resilient, and the kind future you will help create. I wish you I wish you all that you I wish you the strength to rise and the courage to be kind. And congratulations to you all. And thank you. Thank you for such inspiring words. Mrs. Zam, as I mentioned before, this year we have two valadictorians, both graduating with a GPA of 4.5. I'd like you to introduce you to
010Andrew Watkins and Natalie Hodgej Hanula. [Applause] Bojack Horseman, star of Horsing Around, once said, "In this terrifying world, all we have are the connections that we make." Looking back at our time in high school, I can really see the truth of this quote. It's so easy to get worked up over the little things. You know, a bad test grade or a trivial argument. But looking back, I don't remember the tests. I don't remember the essays, the late night cramming, or the grades. I remember the people. From my Brawl Star squad to my supportive teachers and parents to my tablemates in various classes, I remember the people. It wasn't the classwork that has shaped my high school experience and who I am today. It was the interactions with people. And not just with the people I
011see every day, but also with the strangers whom we only had a brief conversation with. Look around you. Please. Each individual person you see has years and years of experiences. Each experience is completely unique, lending itself to a human being with a distinct viewpoint, skill set, and archive of information. Each person you see around you has so much to offer, only a conversation away. Don't be intimidated, though, because we are as alike as we are different. My uh my good friend Henry went on a trip to Africa last year. While he was there, he met a young man working as a porter on Mount Kilimanjaro. Despite being the same age, this man could not be more different. He had grown up on the other side of the globe and had worked hand mining in the
012cobalt mines of the Congo from a young age, a far cry from the public public schools we attend here in Anchorage. In spite of these glaring surface differences, after a simple conversation, the two were fast friends and still keep in touch. Now, Henry looked past their shockingly different backgrounds and just started a conversation to get to know him. This is not an extreme example. Here at service, you may have gone to class with someone who truly did grow up on the other side of the world, or you may have gone to uh or you may have grown up on the other side of the world yourself. Shout out to our exchange students. Even if you didn't, you most definitely did go to class with a diverse array of people. After school, some people work through
013hours of homework. Some go to sports practice, some go to a job, and even others still go home to take care of their siblings. Yet, we are not all not so different. And if you give people a chance, you'll you'll find there's so much more to a person than their exterior. During my freshman year, I didn't talk to anyone. I kept my head down. I did my homework and I clung to old relationships. However, recently I've begun to make an effort to put myself out there without expectation of benefits or something in return. I simply go talk to people. I've made an effort to talk to peers, teachers, strangers, and truly listen to their views about the world around us. I have found that reaching out, making friends, and building connections has not only brought
014stability but also meaning to my life. Moving forward, I propose a challenge to each of you. Introduce yourself to a few random strangers. Their external appearance doesn't matter, and they don't have to be interesting or intimidating as long as you just start a conversation and get a glimpse of the world through their eyes. You may not find the meaning of life or a lifelong friend, but if you give it a try, I promise you won't regret it. My fellow graduates, my journey with some of you has been short and with others it has been all my life. While this marks the end of an important chapter of our lives, I hope our connections in high school will last as we forge into the future and build new connections. Good luck and thank you. Congratulations again,
015Andrew. And congratulations, graduating class of 2025. As Armando said, my name is Natalie and we went to high school together. For many of us, this day could not have come sooner. Yet it remained a far-off dream reserved for movie screen endings. And yet here we are in our caps, our gowns, and for some of us, surprisingly matching Crocs. To the families who cheered us on through every test, the friends who stayed up with us on FaceTime finishing projects we should have started weeks earlier. and the teachers who had to pretend they didn't see us submitting assignments at 11:59 p.m. Thank you to my amazing teachers, counselor, and principal. You showed me what it truly means to go above and beyond for your students. From sitting with me during your planning periods to help me find
016snow tires to constantly pushing me to question myself, you have given me a home and I will never forget it. Through every hardship, you have been there, guiding me every step of the way. And though you won't take any credit for it, I hope you know without you all, I don't think I would have made it. To my family, life has not been easy. As I'm sure many individuals in this room could say the same, but you were my light. To Ally, I am so proud to be called your sister. To my aunts, Danny, Isabelle, my brother Jack. Thank you for always being ones to listen, ones to make me laugh. To my nana, the strongest woman I've ever known. Thank you for being my anchor. To my dad, though blood does not define us,
017you chose to stay. I love you all more than words could ever say. And to my amazing theater group, you helped me find true joy in life. The time I spent with you has been a highlight of my high school career. I stand here today not just as a validictorian but as someone profoundly shaped by this class, this school and this moment. We made it. And in doing so, we became more than classmates. We became a family. And though our journey from these past four years has been full of events I could spend hours reminiscing, knowing that our future begins today. I know, scary. I want to talk about something bigger than high school. something I hope you carry with you long after you toss your cap in the air. I want to talk about
018what it means to truly live. See, we're often told life is about success, about checking boxes, college, career, promotions. But if high school has taught me anything, it's this. The most important thing we can do in this life is love one another. That's it. Real, radical, unconditional love. The kind that shows up. The kind that sees you in your worst moment and stays anyway. The kind that says you belong here. This class has demonstrated the same kind of love. Through the unexpected, we stood by one another. We will remember the little moments where we truly laughed, loved, and created everlasting memories. These are the moments that we must strive to create. For that is what it means to live. It means choosing kindness even when it's inconvenient. It means being brave enough to care. It
019means sitting with someone when they're grieving and not having the words, but offering your presence anyway. Because sometimes simply showing up is the best gift we can give. For it is in the silent moments we showed up for each other this year that became our biggest memories. From the friend who bought you coffee as you cried. In the group chat that always had a meme ready when you were down. In the moments of collective chaos that made us laugh so hard we cried. I mean, if we're being completely honest, we were not the most focused group with our social media induced brain rot. So, I hope our 10-second attention spans are holding in there. For if we had a dollar that every time someone said, "Wait, we had homework." Well, I'm pretty sure we would
020already be very, very wealthy. But despite all that, we survived from COVID and earthquake loss and so much more. And in doing so, we did something even greater than graduating. We created a community where no one has to walk alone. So, as we step into the future, whatever that may look like, I ask you not to lose this. To remember that the purpose of life isn't just to build a resume. It's to build a life that touches others, that lifts people around you, that leaves the world just a little kinder than we found it. Because in the end, it'll be about who we showed up for, who we loved, and how well we lived. So, let's go out into the world and create more families like this one. Choose love when it's hard. Laugh, cry
021when you need to, but never ever forget that kindness is the legacy worth leaving. For that is the true meaning of life. Congratulations, class of 2025. Now go and be the change. Thank you. Thank you Andrew and Natalie for those heartfelt memories and speeches. We wish you both that movie ending and we will miss you as well. Now I would like to present the service high school choir under the direction of Mrs. Smith. They were first singing Remember Me from Coco arranged by Roger Emerson with a solo by senior student Ella Rose McDermott which would then be followed by their performance of the service high school alma mater arranged by Emily [Music] me. Though I have to say goodbye, remember me. Don't let him make you cry. For even if I'm far away, I hold
022you in my heart. I sing a secret song to you each night. We are [Music] [Applause] [Music] aart again. Remember [Music] me. I have to say goodbye. [Music] I hold you in my heart. I sing a song to you. Each [Music] night you hear know that I'm the only until you're in my arms again. [Music] [Applause] Praise to the green. mountain so no praise to thee mighty Sing [Music] together. All dear. [Music] Old tradition so no beneath the sky. Praise to thee our mighty service. [Applause] Thank you to service's very talented choir students and the directed miss director Mrs. Smith who is leaving us to further her education Colorado next year. We wish you the best of luck in school. Now I'd like to present our service high school philarmonic who will perform their senior
023feature origins by Brian Bal Majes under the director of Christopher Lupin. [Applause] We'll see if a sound comes out. [Applause] How loud is this going to be? Oh, wow. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] Hello. [Music] [Applause] Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. [Music] Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Hey. Hey. Hey. Heat. [Music] Heat. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Heat. Heat. Thank you to Service Philarmonic for that amazing performance. Now, please welcome our student elected speaker, Yan Beck. Good afternoon, class of 2025. First, thank you to everyone who has helped shape and support this graduating class. Your guidance, patience, and encouragement made all the difference. When I reflect on the freshman version of myself, I never could have imagined this opportunity that the senior class has nominated me for. As the shy, insecure freshman who used to hide in
024the back of the class, if you would have told me I'd be standing up here in front of my entire graduating class, I would have called you crazy. These years have changed me. These years have changed you. But even before that, the world itself had changed. For us, high school began in a world that was still healing. Classrooms quiet, smiles masked, and though normal rhythms of high school life shattered. And so we created our own rhythms. Rhythms unique to our generation. And along the way, we grew in knowledge, in strength, in empathy, and resilience, in sickness, and health till death do us part. But growing doesn't mean we're done learning. The truth is, we never stopped. We moved and we kept moving until we reached these final months. A time so full of emotion, it
025was hard to tell excitement from fear. Nobody wants to say it out loud, but deep down, we're all thinking about our last. Our last performance, our last football game, our last lunch with our best friends, and our last walk down the hallways that we've called home for the past years. I've counted it. 4 years, 36 months, 1,096 days from our beginning to our end. To put that in perspective, four years may not seem long, but in reality, it's a lifetime of memories, of challenges, and growth. It's the space where we found out who we are and who we want to be and who we can count on. And somehow it all passed when in what felt like a single blink. But with every ending comes the start of something new. What nobody tells you is
026it's not the big goodbyes that hurt the most. It's realizing that you'll never pass the kid with the glasses in the hallway again. It's realizing that all the people who were part of your everyday experience, the background of your life, will now quietly slip away. Those moments as well as everything else we have treasured over the last four years are about to become the past. And that sounds scary and maybe it is. But it's also beautiful because it means we lived. It means we laughed until we couldn't breathe. It means we made mistakes, took chances, broke rules, learned lessons, and ma and and lived every messy second of it together. My favorite graduation quote says, "A graduation ceremony is an event where the commencement speaker tells hundreds of students dressed in identical caps and gowns
027that individuality is the key to success." It's a funny contradiction. One side of the coin reads that we're all on the same level playing field, while the other side reads, "There is no single path forward, no single version of success, and no speech, including this one, can tell you exactly how to live your life." Look, I'm in no place to give out advice. Not even close. I failed as much as anyone else here. But if I could go back and talk to my younger self, I'd give him three pieces of advice. One, these moments matter. The time you have right now is the one thing in your control. Make it count by being present in the book that is your life. Time has a way of slipping by faster than we realize. That means dance
028longer, laugh louder, and cry when you need to, and hug your friends tight cuz they will lift you up when the world feels heavy. Two, to the underclassmen. Don't rush it. These years go faster than you think. Get involved. Find your people and be kind to yourself. The grades will fade. Friendships, lessons, growth, those last. High school isn't about getting through. It's about becoming who you are. Don't wait to appreciate it. And three, rules work until they don't. Advice is good until it isn't. And advice is, even the best advice is no substitute for experience. What works for someone else might not work for you. And that's not a flaw. That's part of becoming who you are. Being an individual means at some point you'll have to walk your own path, make your own choices,
029and figure things out for yourself. And that's where real growth begins. In just a few months, we will look back and call this the past. But today, today is still ours. And class of 2025, we have faced challenges that no one could have predicted. And here we are, ready for whatever comes next. We didn't just accept what was handed to us, we fought for it. And as William Ernest Henley once wrote, "It matters not how straight the gate, how charged with punishment the scroll. We are the masters of our fate, and we are the captains of our souls." Thank you. Thank you, Yan. You are truly one of a kind and we will miss your incredible energy. Next, I'd like to introduce our faculty speaker. This teacher is leaving service after three years to finish
030pursuing her doctorate degree in education here in Anchorage and while also starting her family. So, please welcome Miss Autumn Browning. Good afternoon students, staff, parents, and honored guests. Today, we celebrate an incredible achievement in your lives, the graduation of Service High Cougars, class of 2025. It is truly an honor to stand before you today, reflecting on all that you have accomplished and all that lies ahead for you. I want to first thank you for this honor as a soon mom to be. You have given me more than enough practice at perfecting my mom glare. Some of you more than others and definitely when you were 10th graders. Thank you. Those of you that had me, you know the look. But on a more serious note, today is a celebration of you, class of 2025. This
031is not just the end of a chapter, but about the experiences and connections you've made along the way. Whether it was through leadership skills you learned in ROC, your exploration of science in the BCA medical labs, your creative talents exude exuded in our music and arts programs, or any of the other countless opportunities service has offered. You've developed passions and interests that will carry you into this next stage of your lives. Each of these experiences has helped you grow, not just academically, but as individuals ready to make an impact on the world around you. Remember, the world does not define you by the grades on your report cards or the test you've taken, but by the character you've built and the impact you'll make on others. In this next chapter, remember that your worth is
032not measured by success alone, but how you handle challenges, how you stay true to your values and how you lift others up along the way. As you move forward, I encourage you to continue embrace learning. Not just the type of learning that happens in a classroom, but the type of learning that comes from life itself. Be curious, be brave, be open to new experiences, even the ones that seem daunting at first. Most of all, don't be afraid to make mistakes because it's often in those moments that we learn the most about ourselves. So, I will leave you with this, graduating class of 2025. You were made to dream big, to push boundaries, and to leave a positive mark on this world. Keep believing in yourselves, keep supporting each other, and keep striving to be the
033best, kindest version of who you are meant to be. But most of all, remember that you were made to have a future. Congratulations. Y'all did this. Thank you, Mrs. Browning. We will miss you and wish you the best of luck in this next adventure. Now, please welcome back to the podium our principal, Miss Emison, who will present the class to Dr. Bryant. Okay. Will the members of the class of 2025 please [Applause] rise Dr. Bryant. The records of each students present have been examined and been found to have met the credit criteria for the graduation from the Anchor School District. It is my honor to present to you the Robert Service High School class of 2025. On behalf of the Anchorage School District administration, it is my sincere pleasure to accept the class of 2025
034of Robert Service High School. Mrs. Lessons, may I present to you the class of 2025 of Robert Service High School. Thank you, Dr. Bryant. Thank you, Mrs. Zum. On behalf of the Anchorage School District School Board, I accept the class of 2025 of Robert Service High [Applause] School. I'd like to welcome Mrs. on back to the podium and she will give us instructions for uh for a roll call. All right. So, class of 2025, you may be seated now. We will now begin the roll call. Miss Harter and Miss Cooper will dismiss you by rose. graduates and families and friends. Please help us make the ceremony special for every graduate from the first name called to the last be by being courteous as each name is called and by keeping the applause brief. Each graduate
035deserves recognition at this ceremony. Begin roll calling. [Applause] Armando Sant. Montana senior class vice President Andrew Watkins co- valadictorian capstone diploma Natalie Hajj Hanalua [Applause] validictorian Ulissiz Escobar Saludiatoran capstone diploma Yan Beck Magna [Applause] Cumlad Nathaniel Lewis Aniel senior class [Applause] president Mika Bell Sumukum laad senior class representative [Applause] Marqua Dwarte, senior class [Applause] representative. Alpha Kabia, senior class representative. Elias Bigley, Sumukum [Applause] Laad. Vivana Bony, seal of biiteracy, Sumukum Laad, capstone diploma. Logan Cuddi, Sumukum Lad, Talia Day, Sumukum Lad, Capstone Diploma. Erin Ellingbo, Sumo Cumlad, Camila Hassania, Suma [Applause] Cumlad, Mea Hodell, Sumokum Laad, Max Hogard, Sumokum Laad, [Music] Gabriella Jackson, [Applause] SumaKuml, Minganju, Suma Kum [Applause] La, Wu Jang, Suma Kumlad, Capstone Diploma. Alana Kaufman, Suma Kum [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Laad, Yun Sak Yung, Sumukum La Capstone Diploma, Nicolina Sherland, Kum Tuma Kumlad.
036[Music] Lucius Loer Conger, Suma [Music] Kumlady, Ava Luno, Suma Kumlady, [Applause] Lars Luno, Sumakum La, Jane Maloof, Sumakum Laad, [Applause] Morgan Mavs, Sumakum Laau, Ella Rose McDermott, Sumakum Laad, Springer Moore, Sumokum Laame, James Derek Nimeo, Sumukum Laad. Dean Isaiah Pagalen, Suma Kumlady, Dion Elijah Pagal, Lowen, Sumo Cumlad, Capstone Diploma. Benjamin Price, Sumokum La Maxwell Richardson, Sumokum Laad. Anukica Ruffner, Sumokum Laad, Heidi Schumacher, Sumakum Laad, Bailey Seagull, Bailey Seagull, Sumuakumlad, [Applause] Nora Simon, Sumukum Laadum, [Applause] [Music] Justin Tess, Sumukum Laau, capstone diploma. Lei Tours, Sumukum Laad, capstone diploma. [Applause] Fiona Wallace, Sumukum la. Ko Wilson, Suma Cumlad, [Applause] Kellen Witter, Suma Cumlad, [Applause] Nicole Jane Austinine, [Applause] Elizabeth Alderson, Magnaum Kumlare, [Applause] Lawrence, Alexia, Elvis, Alfala, Magna Kumlady, Capstone diploma, Faiza Ali, Isaac Anastasio, [Applause] Arun, Vanessa Arun, Brook, Brooke Athetherton, Dylan Autry, [Applause] Cumlad, Ellie
037Baker, [Applause] Tomas Tomas Balavin [Applause] Cumlad Alexis Baldwin, Mason Balmis, Marielle Basug Faith Beiels Kumad, [Applause] Nadier Beare, Sam Bealki, Lillian Blumenberg, Mallerie Bodecker, [Applause] [Music] Legyra Bulma, Adrien Bowman, Thea Brantley, Logan [Applause] Brooks, Jaden [Applause] Cabrera, Gabriel Dylan Kano, Kumlad [Applause] Angel Cardona, Sebastian Caraburu, Kumlad, [Applause] Christopher Carter, Mariah Castillo, Kelly Chow, Jaden Chernikov, [Applause] Davis, Trevor [Applause] Childs, Grace Ace [Music] Choy, Shan [Applause] Chung, Paul Clark, Lance Jaden, Kanji, Rebecca Conway, Aurelia Corkran, Lilia Cortez, [Music] [Applause] North Crawford Kumlad, [Applause] David Canless, Ashley Cruz, Aaron David, Lucas Davis, [Applause] Madison Davis, [Music] Orlando Deluna [Applause] [Music] Jiren Joerger Dela Cruz [Music] [Applause] Kumlad Savier Jordan Dinganga Magna Kumlad [Applause] Madison Duval, Graden Eastston, [Applause] Taran Iikerman, [Applause] Jessica Ellis, Colin Ellsworth, [Applause] Kumlady, Caitlyn Ferman, Naomi Vanna Fernandez, Kumlady, Emilyn [Applause] Fischer, Oscar
038Flora, [Music] Jumar Anthony Florendo [Music] Anna Laura Flores Romo Cody Flowers Magna Kumlad, Luke Foster, Mera France, [Applause] something. Marielle Mina Galindo, Zaryi Garcia, Nathaniel Gil, Brianna Gil Anderson, Kumlady, Capstone Diploma. Samuel Gold, [Applause] uh, Lacy Goodman, uh, Michael Gopal, All right. Uh, Bethany Gravel, [Applause] Caitlyn Green, [Applause] Michael Green, Audrey Gro, [Applause] uh, Katarina Gross, Lewis Hadley, [Applause] Sienna Hamill, uh, Colton Han Right. Madison Harden. Lillian Hon. [Applause] Juan Hernandez. [Applause] Sophia Rain Halgo [Applause] Jonah Hildebrand House [Applause] Luke Hillhouse Kumladi [Applause] Asia May Holmes, [Applause] [Music] right, Clara Hobby? [Applause] All right, Hunter. You'll scatter. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Uh, Jory Huntsman, Chanel Husky, [Music] Kella. Okay. Koala. Yeah. [Applause] Tia. Eio. Eio. [Applause] Uh, Bessa Ismael, I espeili N James, [Applause] Nuha, Jama. [Applause] Ariana Jimenez Hoya [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Delaney Johns Kaylor
039Mal Malachi Johnson, [Music] [Applause] Megan Johnson, Magna Kumladi, Brody Killian. [Music] [Applause] David Kim, Kumladi, Young Kim, [Applause] Christopher Cleorne [Applause] Levi Nickerbacher Kumladi [Applause] Alden Can you Paul Kaponic? [Applause] [Music] Joshua Kicowski. [Applause] Lillian Kurt, [Applause] Rodrik Lewen [Applause] Gideon Lesley, James Leonard, Rosabella, Leon, [Applause] [Music] Titua [Applause] Lao Lanny Leachch. [Applause] Elena [Applause] Lefave, Caitlyn Leech, Caitlyn Larson, Elena Lahi, [Applause] Ariana [Applause] Lure, Clarolina Magnum, Clara Lena Magnum Kumlady. [Applause] Sarai Lenar, Sarai [Applause] [Music] Lenares, Joselyn Lockett, Skyler Lockett, [Applause] Loai Loai Jensen [Applause] Loai Sebastian Lopez [Applause] Cumlad Pang Dur Lore [Applause] Christopher [Applause] Macaranas. Should I say king or King Macaranis cumlude capstone [Applause] diploma Scott McKay [Applause] Tanner [Applause] McDonald. Congrats, man. Good job, Cormack. Cormarmac, Mayo, Kylie, Magna Cumlude, Capstone [Applause] Diploma. Landon Martindale. [Applause] Lucas Marx [Applause] cumlude
040manu Titus Moili Manu [Applause] [Music] Sebastian Magaki Kumla How [Applause] Ethan Maize [Applause] Cia Ludy Cia Ludy Mason McKenzie Yeah. Roman McKenzie, [Applause] Maddie McCree. [Applause] Alpha, may Alpha May vow. [Applause] Cole Meshisa, [Applause] Danica Milalos. Oh, sorry. I can tell. I thought it was Eduardo Mila [Applause] Castro, Somaya Miller, Vea Marie Miranda, [Applause] Soma [Applause] Meyers, LC and Manar, [Applause] Riley, Milky, [Applause] Jario Moriceette, [Applause] Sophia [Applause] Montes, you want Matteline Moyili, [Applause] Katie Mitchell, Cumlad, [Applause] Voltater, Miranda [Applause] Joshua Nelson Kumla [Applause] Dia Nuroda Congrats Connor deal with Connor [Applause] O'Neal up here. Bryce Ooa, [Applause] Jesse O. [Applause] Matthew Oliver. Congratulations. Aaron Olsen, [Applause] Jayen Andola [Music] Ole hat osay Ashlin Osborne [Applause] cumlad conor Osborne, Christopher Pagelingan, [Applause] Vlad [Applause] Paris, Ellison Patau, [Applause] Sydney Patterson, [Music] Abraham Pena, [Music] [Applause]
041Jonathan Peter [Music] Landon Peterin, [Music] Jason Fanason. [Applause] Luciana Fus Penard Marin Kum [Applause] Laude, Anna Popovich, [Music] [Applause] Yadima Jade Powell, Maya PBY, Josel Eevee [Music] [Applause] Kiama, Yoseline Ramirez, [Applause] Marcelus Ramos [Applause] cumlude Jeffrey Reed [Applause] [Music] Rowan Riley Eckles. [Applause] James Rehold [Applause] II, Elise Richardson, Magna Cumlude, Sky Richardson, [Applause] Henry Refe, [Applause] Dari [Applause] Ror, Chanel Romero, Capstone Diploma, [Applause] Leah [Music] [Applause] Romero, Shawn [Applause] Royce, Emma Rudy, [Music] [Applause] [Music] Ava Independence Rust. Kum [Applause] Laadia Sophia Seedra Hulk. Kum Laadana. [Applause] Alana Sey. [Music] Diego Salazar [Applause] [Music] Castro, Diego [Applause] Salgado, Angelia Keti Salvador, [Applause] Barry Salvador, [Applause] Joanne Sara, Audrey Schmidt, Magna [Applause] Cumlude, Isabella Schul, Magna [Applause] Cumlad, Erica Shade, [Music] [Applause] Jeffrey [Applause] Sherman, William Simpson, Magnaum [Applause] La Jeremy Sioko [Applause] Brock Sledge, Hatcher [Applause]
042Smith, Justine [Applause] Sansza, Alaliyah Sto Ambrosio, Magnaum [Applause] Laau, Kayla St. Claire [Applause] laad Dallas [Applause] Star Cole Stoddard card. [Applause] Anna Suya, Magnaum Laau, Isabella Surles, anytime you want to start. You're up. That was But I don't care. Joshua Swigard. Swagard, [Music] [Applause] Titus Tanner, [Applause] Benjamin Tala [Applause] Marco Tavvarz, [Applause] Kiana Taylor, [Applause] [Music] Rory Temple, Magna [Applause] Cumlada, Bradley [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Terrell, talent Thompson. [Applause] They want me to do it. Okay. Paige Tibbitz. Kum Laad Ryan Tibbitz. [Applause] Jeremiah [Applause] Tongd McKenzie Tumi [Applause] Kumlada Connie Towner Magn Numlada, [Applause] Lincoln TR, Thomas Traver. [Applause] Mason Tarco, [Applause] Milo Tremble, [Applause] Jordan Valero, Caceres [Music] [Applause] Natalie May Valadold, Cyrus Varela, Kumlad. [Applause] Danna Vendiola [Applause] Kumlady Vincent Donald Vincent Magna [Applause] Kumlady Alen Funding pledge, Bejorn von, [Applause] Jalissa Vu, [Applause]
043Caleb Wallman, Magna, [Applause] [Music] Elijah Ward, [Applause] Theo Warner kumlady. Tristan Watanabberry. [Applause] Paul Waterberry. [Music] Grayson [Applause] Waters, Luke Waters, [Applause] Ryan Watkins, [Applause] Elias [Applause] Watson, Myalani [Applause] Watson, Sarah Weman, Sarah Wearman, Kumlady. [Applause] Priscilla [Music] [Applause] Wells, Logan Winchester, [Applause] Marie Witrock, Stanley Wright Jr. AJ Zasone [Applause] [Music] Alise Xiang Michelle Michelle Yang Magna Kumlada Logan [Applause] Zadrael name Axel Zakar Ran, [Music] Keegan Zcow, exchange student, Sasha Alain, exchange student France. [Applause] Alexia Cervous, exchange student, [Applause] France. I can't roll my arms. Marta Kora, exchange student, [Applause] Italy. Maria de la Pñena, exchange student, Spain. [Applause] Dul Hulifa Kamis, exchange student, [Applause] Tanzania. Malokco Tadi, exchange student, South Africa. [Music] [Applause] Good job. [Applause] You [Applause] [Music] [Applause] really cry about just about [Applause] anything. All right. [Music] [Applause] There's a time
044to show up as a parent. London [Applause] [Music] All right. Yo, we did it. Now, before we end the ceremony, I want to give you some directions here. Graduates, after we turn our tassels, please stay standing for the entire school fight song. Then stay in your places until a staff member excuses your row for the graduate recessional. Please then follow your honor marshall back upstairs to the gym. Parents, you can meet your students outside on the plaza by the main entrance. Gradu graduating class of 2025, please [Music] stand. All right. All right. On the count of three, it will be time to move your tassel to the left side. On the count of three. One, two, three. Congratulations, Sir Robert Service High School, class of [Applause] 2025. [Applause] Heat. Heat. [Music] [Applause] Heat up [Applause]
045here. Here we [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] go. [Applause] Heat [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] up here. Heat. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Heat. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Heat. [Applause] Heat. Heat. Heat. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] Heat. Heat. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] Let's go, brother. [Applause] Heat. [Music] Heat. [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] Heat. Heat. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Heat. Heat. [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Hallelujah. Yeah. [Applause] [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] Ready. We did it. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] better steam through.