[Music] Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. My name is Rick Feltry, and I am the assistant principal for the eighth grade class at North Brunswick Township Middle School. and it is my pleasure to welcome
you to North Brunswick Township High School this afternoon. As we begin our class night ceremonies, we respectfully ask for everyone's cooperation in maintaining an appropriate atmosphere. We request that all guests remain in
their seats during the ceremony and that photographs only be taken from your seats as guests will not be permitted on the floor. The fanfare and processional Pomp and Circumstance will be performed by North
Brunswick Township Middle School 7th grade Band and Orchestra under the direction of Mr. English. Would you please rise and welcome the North Brunswick Township class of 2025.
[Applause] [Music]
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Actually, [Music] one more seat there, right? Maybe move the programs off for Move the programs off for Lonnie. You look great. Go get them. This one is yours. Okay. This is yours. The yellow. Okay. So, that's your
speech. Heat. Heat. [Music] Yeah,
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She's going to still She's going to stand. She's [Music] a little bit There she is.
[Music] Bonnie is first. Although you're first [Music]
Heat. [Music] Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat.
[Music] Heat. [Music] Heat. [Music]
[Applause] Please remain standing for the pledge of allegiance. allegiance which will be led by class president Bonnie Singh. This will be followed by the singing of the Star Spangled Banner by Ava Delipas
under the direction of Mr. John Floyd. Please remain standing for the national anthem. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation
under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Thank you, Bonnie. Oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light,
what so proudly we held at the twilight last gleamings, who's brought stripes and bright stars through All the perilous
fights. Oh, the ramparts we watch were so gallently streaming. And the rockets red glare.
The bombs bursting in air gave proof to the night that our flag was still there.
Oh, say does that star spangled ber yet wave [Music] or the land of the free and the home of the brave.
Awesome job. [Applause] Thank you. Please be seated. On behalf of the eighth grade house
center, Miss Torres, Miss Canning, Miss Marsh, and myself, I would like to offer our congratulations to our eighth grade class, as well as to our parents, guardians, and family members. And
finally, congratulations to the teachers and staff members who helped you reach this milestone today. I would now like to invite our class validictorian Bava Bardage to the podium
to the class to address the class of 2025. [Applause] You may take it down if you'd like or I would keep it there. It's up to you.
Okay. Good afternoon to the NBTMS class of 2025 and to our extended Raider family. Thank you all for being here today. Thank you to the wonderful teachers, staff, and faculty for staying after school with us today to celebrate this
joyous occasion. Thank you to our beloved family and friends for making the time to be here despite some of you having to take off from work or leave early. And most of all, thank you to my fellow graduating eighth graders for showing up and showing out today as you
do every day. My name is Baba Nabardwaj and I would like to welcome you all to the North Brunswick Township Middle School class of 2025's graduation. It's truly an honor to have the opportunity to stand here before you today representing such an awesome group of my peers to
commemorate the suspicious event. As the only Pulitzer Prizewinning lyricist, Kendrick Lamar once said, "Live your life, live it right, do be different, do different things." I can't speak for you all, but these past two years at NBTMS have been filled with
many firsts for me. For the first time, I had to write an essay in less than an hour. For the first time, I saw the true evil of procrastination. For the first time, I had to pull allnighters to tackle the many tests,
projects, papers, and whatever else our teachers managed to challenge us with in the last 180 days. And despite these less fortunate events, we also went through many amazing moments. For the first time, many of us experienced our
first roller coasters. I wish it was kind, but they blew it up back in February. Rest in pieces. For the first time, I swim in a swimming pool that I could not touch the bottom of. And being 5'7, that's a deep pool.
For the first time at the semiformal, I learned that everyone, even those of you quiet ones that are trying to avoid eye contact me with me back right there, Mhm. can dance. And for the first time, and hopefully for the last time, we are
graduating middle school. But our journey does not end here at the ripe age of 13 or 14. Another challenge awaits us. A more daunting one, high school. And to be honest, I'm pretty sure we're all a little bit nervous about it. A new school, new people, new
teachers. Yet, despite the slight uneasiness that I'm sure we're all experiencing, we are destined for great things in our future. We've truly grown as people throughout our middle school years, and it's exciting to acknowledge that the next four years will give us an even better understanding of ourselves.
From the classes we choose to the friends we make, we are unconsciously shaping our identity as people. And despite the fact that these next years might be challenging, I implore you to enjoy and acknowledge them because I trust that the friends and experiences
we make will be worth it in the end. These next years may not be the most important years of our lives, but they are certainly the building blocks to our future. As we traverse the next four years, our notions of ourselves, our interests, and our goals are bound to change. We'll be shaped by new
experiences, positive and negative. And despite you probably having heard this statement your entire life, I have to say it again. It's okay to be different. Our diverse identities is what will allow us to flourish as a community. Creativity and boldness will be the
causes of the change that we wish to see. So be different and do different things because it's up to us as the youth of this world to use our ingenuity. It is up to us to contribute to the worlds around us. This can only be done by accepting and embracing the
differences which make us human. And with that, I would like to thank everyone in this room today for helping us make the most of our middle school years. and I hope you'll continue to join us through the rest of our journey forward. I would like to thank the honorable teachers who have shaped us as
people. I would like to thank the family and friends around us who have supported us through tough times. I'd like to thank the faculty and staff who make it possible for us to enjoy these wonderful years of our life. Today we all sit here together shouldertosh shoulder
experiencing the same moment. Whichever ways our life may go tomorrow, today we all exist here as a community and that is truly a once in a-lifetime experience. Thank you. Sit down.
[Applause] Thank you, Bna. It is now my pleasure to once again introduce our class president, Bonnie Singh, to address the class of 2025. Good afternoon, families, members of the board of education, faculty, and last
but not least, the eighth grade graduating class of 2025. My name is Bonnie Singh and I stand here today as your student body president. I would like to say thank you for being given the opportunity to speak today. It's a wonderful honor and I'll do my
best to say something profound and memorable. First and foremost, I'd like to thank God, our families, our teachers, including Mr. Slover and all the other administrators at the middle school for getting us to where we are
today. Oh, and Chat GBT. Wow, what an amazing crowd today. Class of 2025, make some noise. Before you begin, before we begin, I want you to know that I was told to limit my speech to 2 minutes. I don't
know how they expect me to fit the most dramatic years of our lives in two minutes, but I'll give it a shot. Here we are today. Today's the day that we end a chapter of our teenage lives. One that we'll remember forever. Let's be
honest, middle school was an experience. The awkward middle child of the education system, not as cute as elementary and not as cool as high school, but full of lessons and laughter. I'd like to share a few life lessons I've picked up myself through
our middle school years. Lesson one, failure isn't the end of the world. It's essential. It teaches you valuable lessons and helps you grow stronger. Many successful people failed at first, but they kept going and use their failures to improve.
Lesson two, confidence is key, but deodorant is also very important. It turns out It turns out growing up comes with growing smells. Let's all do our part. But jokes aside, confidence is important
in our everyday lives. Do you think that I know exactly what I'm doing up here in front of a thousand people? No. I was a nervous wreck just 10 minutes ago. But now I'm up here and there's no turning back. Sometimes you just have to fake it till you make it. And I think we've all made it. Lesson three, just be kind.
This might seem cliche, but it's more than just holding a door for someone or saying thank you only when it's needed or it's inviting someone to sit with you at lunch because they're sitting alone or creating conversation with someone when they're seemed down. This is how we look
out for each other. And these are the things that people are going to remember about you, not what you look like or what you're wearing. So, here it is. Remember that profound and memorable thing I mentioned before? This is it. So pay attention. Remember to slow down.
We're always in a hurry. In a hurry to grow up. In a hurry to get through this speech. In a hurry to get to the next step in life. In a hurry to become an adult. But let's really slow it down. Let's enjoy the next four years. Senior year of high school. We'll be here sooner than we know it. And no, I'm not
talking from experience, but I do know all the parents are loving me right now because they're definitely not in a hurry to get us through our SATs or in a hurry to get us in a car. Parents, don't worry. But as president of the incoming 9th grade class, I'll do
my best to make sure we remember how to have fun and be kids. Take a moment to look around and take it all in. This eighth grade graduation is a once in a-lifetime opportunity. Soon, it'll all just be a memory. So, let's make sure we
leave with ones that make us smile. So, I'm probably past our 2-minute mark, but I promise I'm almost to the ends. To the eighth grade class of 2025, you made middle school unforgettable. You made it loud, weird, wonderful, and full of moments I'll never forget. High school
is here, and it's scary, and exciting all at once. But I know we're ready. So, walk in with your head high. Be kind. Wear deodorant. Make new friends and don't be afraid to talk to anyone because we're all going through the same things. Here's to the past that shaped
us to be who we are today, the present that celebrates us and our achievements, and the future that's still waiting for us. Thank you and congratulations to the class of 2025. [Applause]
Thank you, Bonnie. I would now like to introduce the superintendent of North Brunswick Township Schools, Mrs. Janet Churroa. Good afternoon, MBTMS eighth graders and families, members of the board of education, and MBTMS administration and
faculty. It is an honor to address you today as you celebrate this important milestone of completing 8th grade. In many places, schools hold an eighth grade graduation. However, while today's class night is an important right of passage, it's not truly a graduation.
But today's ceremony is most definitely an important right of passage towards your adulthood that is should that should be celebrated. Moving out of middle school signifies a transition to greater independence and challenges in
life and into the high school setting. Eighth graders, you have had tremendous and unexpected challenges already in life and you have already demonstrated resilience. Your days here at MBTMS, Lynwood, and your elementary schools
have prepared you for the challenges of high school. High school brings that independence and responsibility. There are more ways to get involved in what you are passionate about at the high school. Be it clubs, sports, or other
extracurricular activities, it will be your job to make the most of your four years at MBTHs and to truly enjoy your time here there. Find your people and follow your passions. You are ready. Congratulations again on your
accomplishments to this point. We are all excited to see what you will continue to accomplish in high school. Have a great summer. Thank you, Miss Churoka. I would like to now welcome Mr. Richard H. Silva, Jr., principal of North Brunswick Township
Middle School, to say a few words and to officially present the class of 2025. [Applause] We're going to that one particular
harbor. Inside joke. Sorry. Before I begin, um, I would like to take a moment and offer our sincere appreciation on behalf of the MBTMS community and our best wishes to our superintendent, Mrs. Shuroka, who is retiring in the coming days. Mr.
Shuroka, thank you very much for everything. We wish you the best of everything. [Applause] Good afternoon, NBTMS families and friends, colleagues, members of the boards of board of education, Superintendent Shuroka, and of course,
the NBTMS class of 2025. Today is special for a few reasons. First, you are all just moments away from no longer being middle school students and officially becoming high school students. Further, today is the first day of summer, and in just a
little while, your summer vacation will begin. Now, we all have our favorite summer activities, right? Like going to the beach or a pool or barbecuing. Like many people, one thing that I enjoy is to go fishing. I prefer saltwater
fishing, meaning I would rather go out in the ocean than on lakes or streams. To me, fishing is a great boat ride on a blue ocean with family and friends on a beautiful summer day. And if we catch fish, that's a bonus.
I have spent many wonderful days that way and a few rough days as well. Like many things in life, we can plan for a great day of fishing. But sometimes things fall apart for one reason or another.
Now, I'm sure many of the adults here today would agree that wisdom and good judgment are things that come to us a little later in life, and we can all look back on events from when we were your age or a little older and ask ourselves, what were we thinking?
That was the case many years ago when myself, my best friend, and another friend of ours decided it would be a great idea to head out fishing in the ocean 48 hours before a hurricane was due to hit the Jersey Shore.
We noticed that the tide was very high, which means there was more water along the shore. And our thinking, if you can call it that, was more water, more fish. We were wrong.
Man, were we wrong. And and not only did we hardly catch anything, but as our trip moved along, the conditions began to deteriorate. The wind picked up, the waves began to swell, and the sky turned dark gray, all while the hurricane was still two days
away. Getting back home safely that day was tricky and a little nerve-wracking. Now, this may seem like an odd story for me to share today on this happy occasion as you are all about to enter high school. After all, high school is
supposed to be one of the best times of your life. And it is true that high school can be a magical time if you let it. But that only happens if you put in the effort in the classroom and in your activities and if you have strong,
positive relationships. You all now have the opportunity to prepare yourself for a successful, fulfilling future, to build lasting friendships, and to make memories that will last a lifetime.
And yet, you still may have some challenging days along the way. No matter how great your plans are, you may have some times where the skies go gray and the wind and the waves pick up. Something like that day I had out on the
water. so many summers ago. Now, obviously, we made it back safely that day despite the conditions. Thankfully, I had been well taught in how to handle a boat by my father and my uncle. And I was fortunate enough to have smart, resourceful people with me.
But I learned a lot that day and not just to pay more attention to the weather forecast. And I walked away a little wiser. And that is why I shared that story with you today. I have thought back to that day many times over the years because I
learned some important life lessons such as whatever your goals are, do your homework and prepare first. No matter what your plan, know that things may happen that are out of your control.
So focus on what you can control and try not to worry about what you can't. in a difficult situation, try not to panic because it does not help at all. Remember what you've been taught and
stick to it. And when you're having a tough time, have good people around you. Now, that is good advice for anybody, but especially for young people who are about to enter high school. But there are even more lessons to be learned from
spending some time fishing, like patience and persistence. Sometimes to be successful, you just have to stay calm and stay with it. Learn from your mistakes and keep adapting. Appreciate the experience.
You won't always be successful, but you can always enjoy the journey. And most importantly, safety first. Take care of yourself and others by always using your head and paying attention.
You know, a great day of fishing fishing is really about spending time with good people, appreciating what's around you, and putting an effort into something worthwhile. And you know what? That's what high school's really about, too.
A successful, enjoyable high school experience is right in front of every one of you. Now go get it. On behalf of the staff on behalf of the staff at NBTMS, I want to thank you all for the good that you
did while you were with us. We've enjoyed our time with you and we wish you all the best of everything in high school and beyond. Just don't go fishing a couple days before a hurricane. Take care of yourself. Take care of somebody else, too. Have a great summer, everybody. Thank you very much.
[Applause] Now, the important part. It is with it is a privilege and it is with joy and a little bit of sadness that I say for the final time to Superintendent Shuroka. I hereby certify that the members of the
North Brunswick Township Middle School class of 2025 have met the requirements mandated by the North Brunswick Township Board of Education and deem them prepared to assume the important role of scholars and citizens at North Brunswick Township High School in the coming months. Mrs. Shuroka, I officially
present to you the North Brunswick Township High School class of 2029. [Applause] It is now my pleasure to welcome the
eighth grade house center team of Mr. Feltry, Mrs. Marsh, and Miss Canning, as well as members of our instructional staff to begin the presentation of certificates. [Applause] Come up from this side and When Bonnie comes up, he wants to give her her.
Okay. So, just let let him do that whole line. That's why we're not Abinav Joyce, [Applause]
Andrew Moya, [Applause] Christian Ransom, [Applause]
Corbin Ransom, [Applause] Brandon Reyes, [Applause] Jar Jeremiah Santiago,
George Abaddio, [Applause] Comfort Abankqua, [Applause] Wilson Abrau, [Applause]
Nana Abro, Jenna Abu Jazar, Ethan Adams, Samantha Aguiar, [Applause] Amir Ay, Gabriella Akal,
Christo Christopher Alves Nicholas Casey Alves Paz Junior Alcantara [Applause] Mir Ali Nicole Almeida [Applause]
Elena Aino, Danieli Esther Aras Almanzar, [Applause] Evelyn Audio Herrera, [Applause] Kaida Atusi Revan,
Anthony Austin, [Applause] Sophia Escona, Ryan Aziz, [Applause] Cadesia Body,
Jacob Barahona, Bono, Destiny Barona, Ramos, Isaac Barnett, Nicholas Bar, Valeria Barentos, DeLeon, Adrien Bastidas, Corales,
Jeremiah Maya Bautista, [Applause] Ralden Beltran, Useda, David Bonitz, Jasmine Bonitz, Mayo, Raymond Bernal, Marino, Lena Basher,
Miriam William Bayumi, [Applause] Babana Baroua, Charlie Blei, Mila Bird, Hillary Batcha, Joy Batcha, Danqua,
Carus Bulma, Eva Bayg, Nicholas Bogart, Matthew Bonac, Leila Michelle Bonds, Adam Bonia, Tyler Bourge, Miam Bab,
Marie Bronov, [Applause] Sydney Brimar, [Applause] Zoe Brown, Maxim Burmagan,
[Applause] Maria Cabra, Paul, Felix Cabrera, Palanco, Delanie Carmona, Sakai Carson, Eric Castro, Mahia, Xavier Cherry,
Jahir Tirenos Lara Kad Kadijah Chowy [Applause] Angles Coelloo Cortez Madison Coleman [Applause]
Natasha Colado Lorenzo [Applause] Sarah Fay Collins. Am I Damian Cologne? [Applause] Shayla Chenatan,
Michael Cortez, Amadore [Applause] Dia Kumarasami, [Applause] Elias Crespo,
Eli Cruz, Rosa Enberg Cruz, Hans Cruz, [Applause] Sarah Cruz, Aguodelloo, [Applause] [Music] [Applause]
Alice Cruz, Martinez, Alan Kunalada, Dylon, Matthew Sirill, [Applause] Lana Daniels, Bradley Darqua, Nazir Dawood,
[Applause] Daniel De Jesus Martinez, Kellen de Jesus, Ava Depp, Jaden Delid, [Applause] Avon Duza, [Applause]
Siara Diaz, Valyriia Sophia Diaz Medina, Leilani Ditan, Emory Dixon, [Music] Ria Dogra, Kawa Koy, Doey [Applause]
Nicole Damashi, [Applause] Albert Duran, [Applause] Heroli Duran, Abro, [Applause]
Damon, Etchavaria, [Applause] Sophia Eisner. Thanks. Husam El Tal, [Music] [Applause] Derek Escobar, Cavez,
Daniel Espanel, Bayz, [Applause] Kristen Espanel, Varela, Selena Estabban, Hernandez, Savannah Estrada, [Applause]
Christian Estilio Jimenez Olivia Fan London Farmer Drake Sarah Fatima [Applause] Emily Fables, Hilda Figaroa,
Hugo Figareroa, Jacques, Shabi Flores, Hernandez, Jamal Fana, [Applause] Deanna Ford, [Applause] [Music]
Randi Franco. Thank you. Hi Franto Lopez, Yashika God, [Applause] Jasmine Garces, [Applause]
Ryan Garcia, [Applause] Amy Garcia, [Applause] Amelia Garcia Forin, Amir Garcia Montes,
Amma Jeny, Emily Janito, Kenzie Gentles, Sion Grant, [Applause] Lauren Gray, Daniel Gray, Justin Green,
[Applause] Owen Griffin, [Applause] Sari Griffin, [Applause] Alexander Grizzle, [Applause]
Amy Weekes, Perez, [Applause] Axana Guzman. [Applause] Okay.
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Jordan Henry, Roselyn Hernandez, Cry Santo, Briana Hernandez, Lisardo, Loose Mary Hernandez Ortiz, [Applause] Briana Hwitt Sanchez, Ayana Higgins,
[Applause] Anthony Hilario and Vendano, [Applause] Eli Hojiban, Leila Holly, Anthony Hong, [Applause]
Periana Howard, Steven Hurst, [Applause] Omar Ibraim, Muhammad Imran, [Applause]
Joel Inyang, Allison Isuerta, [Applause] Gabriella Jabar. Do I say Shami? Do I say Sham? Okay. Jorge Himez,
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Mahek Jooshi, Ashley Wararez Al-Masan Sukman Carr [Applause] Rahan Khan [Applause] Mudir Khan
Jason Kim Rexford Kumson, [Applause] Amamira Kora, Kavish Kugan, Thuridas, [Applause] Jayu Chermatin,
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Christian Leon Rodriguez, Yasin Lavvesque, Jaden Lenares, Hamna Loti, Antonio Lombardi, Rihanna Lopez, [Music]
Marilyn Lopez, Ashley Lopez Lopez, [Applause] Nicole Lopez, Belinos, Mine hurt me. Oh, sorry. You good? Yes.
Kevin Luna Martinez, Vivian Lun, [Applause] Thomas Lynch, Dylan Mas Bhara, [Applause] Zahir Mackey,
Chris Madaya, Elellion Madera, Kabir Mahajin, Akai Hall, Luis, Sadi, Mono, Corval, Christian Manrique, Ali Mansere, Valeria Martinez,
Alex Martinez, Caes Genesis Martinez, Munoz, Genevie Martinez, Munoz, [Applause] Sarah Martinez, Sosa, Evan Martinez, Lampin,
Aiani Mato Seigora, Sarah Mardle, Rose Medhat, [Applause] Maximilliano Minesz Neves, Max
Roshan Meawala, Jacob Machaka. Got to hold it up. Shota Mihalev, Zim Mesa, Jeriana might cologne, Campbell Meruse, Aiden Mona,
[Applause] Bryson Monzone, Delidations, Kristen Moore Marshall, [Applause] Giana Morales, [Applause]
Mason Moreno, Zulea Moreno, Padilla, Pedro Moano, Menol Mugal, Amber Mun, [Applause] Ari Narendra, Madison Nathan,
Thomas Nommen, Mariani Nazari Romero, Andrew Neis, Edwin Nicholas, Jenna Nixon, Michaela Jaguna, [Applause] Christian Nunon,
[Applause] Luke Nunan, [Applause] Alina Norman, Gladen, Giuliani, Nyola, Vaja, Dolid, Estan Nunes, Ruiz,
[Applause] Obazor, [Applause] Andrew Ofori, [Applause] Sam Oeni,
[Applause] Damela Omotosho, Alysia Aquendo, Jericho Orenia, [Music] [Applause] Jake Otto,
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Penosian. There you go. Andrew Park. [Music] Yeah. Michael Pantanella. Renee Patel,
Cavia Patel, Nishra Patel, Chris Patel, [Applause] [Music] Dion Patel, Rishad Patel, [Applause]
Quesa Patel, Mahai Patel, Rion Patel, Dev Patel, [Applause] Joi Patel, Dehei Patel, Priya Patel,
Dariani, Pena Moranta, [Applause] Hector Panella, Elementante, [Applause] Yas, Lenny, Parata,
Ana Paratha, Frontel, Shamila Jahira Peda Vargas Amar Amirez Perez [Applause] Valerie Perez Garos Valerie Pimentel [Applause]
Jose Peda, [Applause] Asher Usher Pagerte. Sorry, messed up. Carlos Portillo Andino. [Applause]
Well, Sophia Povo Toro, [Applause] Dishia Prenep Kumar, Danny Pardon, Tiffany Praos, Sarbanto, Sydney Rajin, Austin Ramirez, Ferdo,
Daniela Ramos, [Applause] Nirvon Rena, Natali Reyes, Norland Reyes, [Applause]
Giana Ribner, Starling Rivera, [Applause] [Music] Gustavo Rivera Ventura [Music] Logan Rizzo, Leila Roach,
[Applause] Mia Roa Leelmi Roa, Menda [Applause] [Music] Sophia Rodriguez, [Music] Aaron Rodriguez,
Alexa Rodriguez, [Music] Adonis Rodriguez, [Applause] Julian Rodriguez, Aubrey Rodriguez,
[Applause] Nashley Rodriguez, Estz, Wilfredo Rodriguez, Monero, Yael Rodriguez, Moranta, Carla Rodriguez, Reyes, Luis Antonio Rodriguez Vasquez,
Jean Simon Rodriguez Garcia, Angel Roguel Aguilar, [Applause] Donna Valentina Rosero Bayas, David Rosie Gi [Applause]
Jordan Ruiz, Nathaniel Rousi, Angel Sako, [Applause] Rihanna Sappa, Melanie St. Louis, Jaden Salazar, Chloe Salomon,
[Applause] Audrey Salomon, [Applause] Natalia Salvador, [Applause] Sophia Salvador, [Applause]
Ashley Sanchez, Eric Sanchez. See, Eric Sanchez. Daniel Sanchez, Garcia, Leonardo Sandival, [Applause] Noah Santana, Ezra Santiago, Congratulations,
Marlu Santiago, [Music] Christopher Santa Cruz, Matthew Salis, [Applause] Justin Scrugs,
Abdul Se, Ara Sha, An Sha Dina Shahade, Kareem Shahade, Miky Shik, [Applause] Miles Sherman,
[Applause] Many Shukla Abdullah Sadik, Arian Singh, Bonnie Singh, Avery Solano, [Music]
Voldemar Solaris, Reyes, Nata Shrivatson, Ethan Steven, Jasine Stevens, [Applause] Alana Stokes, Yrexi Suazo Sanchez, [Music]
Tanuja Sudakar, Tyler Suero Lorenzo, Alina Schulaman, [Applause] Dean Tormina, Renata Tazaguano Rivid Nier, Ha Tazaruf
Manu Figura Jan, [Music] Isaac Thomas, Peter Thomas, Sharabel Torres, Baneri Torres,
Jaden Torres, Sallaya, Noah Trigg, Ryan and Té, Ariani, Ujo, Mercado, [Applause] Uniel Baldes,
[Applause] Melissa Vargas, Luna, [Applause] Destiny Vargas, Rey. Emma Vasquez, Castro, Syl Vasquez, Santos,
Ma Bellagin, [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Vincent Ventriia, [Applause] Ashley Bentura,
[Applause] Landon Ba, Theodore Viscanti, [Music] Aaron Vel, Cindy Bulquez, Medano, [Applause]
Alexander Wade, Jacob Wasich, Jillian Watson, [Applause] Robert Winkler, Aubrey Wyn,
[Applause] Mocha Yarlagana, [Applause] Alexander Ysef, Anam Zaman, Alexia Isabella, Samrano, Mora, Riley Sala Rodriguez.
It's a disaster right here. Okay. Okay. Okay. Before we recess, I would like to take this time to ask our staff members to move into position for a recessional.
We would like to thank the many people. [Music] We would like to thank We would like to thank the many people who worked very hard to make this event a success. Miss
Churoka and our board of education, the teachers, administrators, buildings and ground staff, and our secretarial staff. We ask that parents and guests please remain seated until the faculty and students have recessed. Parents and
guests are asked to to exit using the hallway located to the right rear and meet your children outside on the sidewalk. The recessional this evening will be performed by our seventh grade band and
orchestra under the direction of Mr. English. Would everyone please rise as you are able? [Music] Ladies and gentlemen, the MBTMS class of
2025. Heat. [Applause] [Music] Heat. [Applause] Heat. [Music] [Music]
[Applause] Heat. [Applause] [Music]
[Applause] Yeah. 115 [Music] speed. [Music]
Just count them off. [Music] Probably do 1,600 if you say. He said 1750. 70 seats. 70 and 70. I count it. All right.
So, we need some slack by [Music] that. You know what? Since there since we have a process for people getting extras, like a written process, we can say sorry, we're both
I don't know why. [Music] [Applause] [Music]
Well, that you could you could grill a steak on my back right now. It's a little warm in here. Yep. And the air is on. It's just too many people. I just warm. Yeah. Had it a little lower, you know.
[Music] A good group, man. We did well, though. [Music] [Music] Heat. [Music] Heat.
[Music] [Applause] This is what you get when you tell the parents to stay seated. Yeah, I know. They're worse than the kids. But we we at least they're not going that way,
though. I'm like, you know, they're letting the kids go, which [Music] All right. Talk to you. [Music]
We'll put them in the manual. [Music] Heat. [Music]
Heat. [Music]
Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. [Music]
Heat. [Music] Heat. [Music] Heat.