Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Good evening and welcome to the 2025 World Language Induction Ceremony of John F. Kennedy Memorial High School. Please stand for the Pledge of
Allegiance signed by the class of 2026 American Sign Language Honor Society inductees. 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. Please be seated. Now, I would like to introduce our administrator to say a few words, Dr. Perry and Mrs. Dala. >> Hi everybody. That light's not awkward
at all. Good evening. Thank you for having me. Um, it's soggy out, but it's a great day to be a Mustang as we celebrate the newest inductees into the Spanish, French, Chinese, and American Sign Language Honor Societies. Um, Senora
Cadets pulled me aside in the hallway and said, "You're going to be so impressed with uh tonight." And ironically, Madame Zel did the same thing like two days earlier. Um, and the truth is, I'm always proud of this one. Um, I'm always impressed. Uh, this one
is always a little extra. Um, and you could always tell that the the kids and the adviserss had an awesome time putting it together. Uh, so I was preparing. We have Middle States accreditation. All high schools in New Jersey have to do this. So I was preparing, we have our visit coming in
December, and one of the things that we had to look at was the the profile of a graduate at JFK. Uh, and the one thing that kind of jumped out at me is that there's one uh that reads effective communicators with a skill set that includes reading, writing, speaking,
listening, and digital communication. Uh, this this reminded me this this part of this trait in the profile of a graduate reminded me um a couple weeks ago I had within a matter of I think it was two days um I had to utilize we have a service that the district pays for
which is actually awesome. um a translation service where you call up and a third party comes in and helps uh to communicate with people who uh speak a language that I don't. Um and while I'm grateful and I think it's awesome that we have a service like that, um I've never loved the idea of having to
rely on someone else to do something that um I wish I could do myself. So it's one of my kind of regrets. Uh as a side note, I think I feel the same thing about plumbers, too, but I know better than to get involved with that. Uh, so where am I going with this kids? Uh, the
induction to the World Language Honor Societies, uh, it means that you're on that path to becoming, um, that great communicator. Uh, it means that you're developing skills that are going to benefit you. It means that uh you're going to move towards uh the end of high
school and look towards college uh with some skills and with a skill set that's going to make you more marketable, more valuable. Um because let's face it, you're going to be competing for for spots in college and you're going to be competing uh in the job market. Um this is going to uh studying language is
going to open doors uh that I can't go through. All right? It's going to open doors around the world. Um, and like I said, it's going to make you more marketable. So, Mustangs, be proud of this induction into the World Language Honor Societies. Continue mastering
these languages. I promise you, like I have now wisdom cuz I'm older. Um, learning another language is um I I can't even say how valuable uh it is. So, congratulations. Uh, good luck and happy Thanksgiving, everybody. Thank you.
>> Good evening, everyone. I'm honored to be here tonight for this wonderful occasion. First, I would like to thank the world language department, especially Senora Copco, Senor Cadetses, Mr. Cahill, Madame Ziselle, and Miss Glouester for organizing tonight's ceremony. Tonight, we honor the
inductees of the World Language Honor Society. And in doing so, we celebrate your achievements in character, leadership, and scholarship. These are not random qualities chosen because they look good on college applications. They are the core of a fulfilling and successful life. Your true character is
not something everyone sees daily, yet it guides the decisions you make every day. This guiding force has brought you to this moment and will continue to direct your life. Keep true to your character and success will never be far. Leadership is often considered an elected or appointed role, but this
definition doesn't encompass all it means to be a leader. True leadership is having the ability to accept responsibility for your life. By joining this prestigious organization, you have begun taking control and responsibility for your life and becoming a successful leader. Finally, scholarship. True
scholarship is a lifelong love of learning. It is choosing to make learning a habit. When learning becomes a habit, we pave the way for a successful future full of possibilities. All of these characteristics have one thing in common, success. But the success I am talking about only begins
with what you have accomplished here tonight. You have taken the first crucial step in ensuring a bright and successful future by demonstrating strength in character, leadership, and scholarship. So enjoy your accomplishment. Keep your eyes in the future because there are great things in store for each of you. Thank you and
congratulations again. >> Now I would like to introduce the officers for the 2025 2026 American Sign Language Honor Society. President myself, Rosalyn Aguilar, Vice President Imman,
Treasurer Zeon Kadua, Social Media Manager, Chloe Ray. Iman will now be saying a few words about our society, and Rosie will be signing. Good evening. Welcome to the induction ceremony for the American Sign Language
Honor Society. We are here to celebrate and honor students who have made an enthusiastic commitment to the study of ASL and dev culture. Inaugurated in 2006, the ASL Honor Society is an official program sponsored by the National ASL Teachers Association to
encourage and recognize high school academic achievement and ASL studies. The students to be honored here tonight are part of an elite group of students from across the United States and Canada. Out of the hundreds of thousands of students learning ASL each year, the
students here have preserved and maintained their highest grade point averages, performed community service, and have pursu pursued at excellence. For these reasons, they are inducted into the ASL Honor Society. Now, please direct your attention to the inductees
as they sign their pledge to be members of the American Sign Language Honor Society. The American Sign Language Honor Society Pledge. As a student of ASL, I understand that language can be a powerful connection between peoples of different cultures and backgrounds,
bringing them together. Henceforth, I am proud to commit to being a steadfast ally of the deaf community. I pledge to encourage deaf and hearing peoples to come together in unity throughout the world. Lastly, I will reflect the ideals of the American Sign Language Honor Society and scholarship, community
service, and personal excellence. Now, please welcome the social media media manager, Chloe Ray, as she talks about what this program means to us. Neiman Amed, our vice president as she signs. >> We are delighted to share the art and history of ASL with everyone as we are a
newer honor society here at JFK. For the past four years, these students have been dedicating their time to learning and understanding every aspect of this language. They have worked hard to get further than the classroom, which has allowed them to become a part of something bigger. American Sign Language is a visual language that is expressed
by both employ by employing both manual and non-manual features that serve as predominant sign language of death communities in the in the US. ASL allows students to communicate in other ways and be a part of a community. Now, our
president, Rosa Aguiler, will introduce our 2025 2026 American Sign Language Honor Society inductees. Maria Marquita who could not be with us tonight. Manor Lochman who could not be with us tonight.
Alyssa Pedin who could not be here with us tonight. Jessia signs, Isabella Jones, Analie Campbell, Ava Nardo, Riley Taminsky, Alicia Core,
Eva Kuzar, Grant Lorenson, Noah Moss, Chloe Ray, Zeon Kadua, Iman Amed, and myself, Rosalyn Aguilar. Now, introducing the official members of
the 2025 2026 American Sign Language Honor Society. We would like to give a We would like to give a special thank you to our principal Dr. Perry, our vice principal, Dr. Valente and Mr. Carasio and Mr. Depalo, and our ASLH chapter
adviser and ASL teacher, Mrs. Galoster. Another thank you to the other world language teachers who helped contribute to making this night possible. I just want to take a moment to thank our ASL teacher for everything you've done for us. You've been patient, supportive, and always willing to help us understand not
just the language, but the culture behind it. You've made learning ASL fun and meaningful and something we'll carry with us for life. Thank you for believing in us and for all the effort you put into our class every day. We appreciate you more than you know. And before we wrap it up, our class has a
special surprise for you at the end to show just how much you mean to us. Now, please welcome NA French National Honor Society. >> Jeapel Pun. My name is PR Brewani. My name is Shivani poem lecture.
We are going to present a short poem reading in two voices. Deuce and cla dawn rises gentle and bright. With it courage and knowledge awaken. To learn a language is to let light enter.
And you who are inducted today carry that light within you. May this new dawn guide you. John of Kennedy Memorial High School. Good evening. It is my great pleasure to welcome you to the induction of the John F. Kennedy Memorial High School
de France. Induction into this society is the highest honor for students of French in the country. My name is and I'm the president of the French honor society. I would like to thank our school administrators Dr.
Perry, Mr. Karasia, Dr. Valente and Mr. Diploma, the supervisor of the world languages and also our parents for their support and guidance. Mercier madame.
I would like to especially thank our French teachers, Miss Cizel and Miss McCann, for inspiring us to continue our studies in French through their dedication and passion for the language. contribution. activity.
Our mission in the French Honor Society is to recognize outstanding learners of the French language to broaden the knowledge and appreciation for the cultural contributions of the French speaking world and to stimulate and encourage French cultural activities.
Hello, my name is Veronica. a senior. The societ is a prestigious organization for French students who wish to continue to expand their knowledge in the French language. The requirements to be considered into this honor society. Students must
maintain at least a B+ to an A minus average in their French 3 class. They must also be enrolled in French 4 and maintain a B average. In addition to academic criteria, students must show a variety of honorable traits. A member of the
student must display good character, give back to the community, be respectful to lead the way for future inductees. In our organization, we honor community service and often give back to other organizations to collect money for those
who are in need. Most importantly, students who wish to be in the fr must be willing to speak, write, and read in French. They must express their love for their language and their wish to be completely immersed in it. These
students here have shown that and are now being welcomed into our society with open arms. differences. Honor. Hello, my name is Kesha and I am the secretary of the French Honor Society. Students selected to be part of the French Honor Society have to have shown
and demonstrated a sincere passion for the language, participated in various leadership activities, and have a good and honest character. These students have worked hard, challenged their capabilities, and dedicated themselves to their journey to become fluent in the French language. Please give them a
round of applause for their unwavering dedication to which we award them this honor. First, I'll be presenting our junior students. Please hold your applause to the end. Pia Arun, Shbani Nendr,
VIG Shapalangor, and finally Rudra Schnager, our videographer who was not able to make it tonight. Now I will present our senior students who will be graduating this year. Please hold your applause till the end. Vice President Sanvi Barge,
Janie Darcy, Rona Ga, Arjunak Disher, Javing Kunker, Service Kubani, Juliet Mendes, Paul Mills,
Vya Sharon, Numokumar, Veronica Pank, Gia Patel, not Treasure, Gabrielle Reyes, And finally, myself, our secretary, Kesha. Finally,
I'll be presenting our president, our two-year member, Nanaki Gil. Thank you. ceremony belong. Hi, my name is Zombie and I'm the vice president of French Honor Society. Now, you'll notice that there are two flags
for the ceremony. The familiar blue, white, and red flag of France represents the mother country and the originator of this beautiful language and the world's number one tourist destination. France Canada Francohone. The flag with the multiolor
circle is the flag of the international organization of franophhone countries. It comes as a surprise to many that French is not limited primarily to France and Canada. French is spoken in five out of the seven continents of the world. French is greatly enriched by the contributions of
the franophhone cultures. Objective F. The students will now light five candles. The candles represent the five colors of the international franophone flag and each candle will also remind us of the five goals and the service component of the French honor society.
My name is Vik and I'm a junior student. I'll light the purple candle. Purple signifies transformation, wisdom and enlightenment. Therefore, we light the purple candle to symbolize our high stand our high standards of scholarship and our scholastic achievements. It
represents our choice to succeed through our own hard work and honest means and a desire to always grow in wisdom and character. Consequence. Hello, my name is Julia and I am a senior. I will light the yellow candle.
Yellow signifies optimism, imagination and joy. Therefore, we light the yellow candle to symbolize the interest in the study of French. It represents our excitement and our positive attitude towards increasing our knowledge of the
language and many Frank cultures. Reon at news news. Hi, my name is Paul. I'm a senior student. I will light the green candle. Green signifies youth generosity and service. Therefore, we light the green
candle to symbolize our service to our school, our community, and beyond. We have achieved success as young people and will strive to continue to be successful and of service throughout our lives. My name is Janie. I'm a senior student and I will light the red candle. Red
signifies excitement and passion. Therefore, we light the red candle to symbolize our enthusiasm for the French language and franophhone cultures. It represents the passion of acquiring another language and of learning to understand other points of view.
Blue symbolism. student and I will light the blue candle. Blue signifi signifies peace, harmony and unity. Therefore, we light the blue candle to symbolize our desire to promote international friendships as well as a strong aspir among students of French. It represents our effort to
understand others to help build a more peaceful world. As transtoles or numera personal Hi, I'm I will light the white candle. In Western cultures, the color white is often associated with weddings,
hospitals, and angels, and is often used to convey a sense of purity, cleanliness, and peace. In many eastern cultures, however, white is symbolically linked to death and sadness. We would like to pay tribute and extend our condolences to the many people around the world who have lost loved ones to
sickness, natural disasters, and crime. Thank you. Fore. My name is Rya. I'm a senior student. Now, we will present a short video. The video you're about to see will feature all of us and show you how we have learned throughout our years of French.
We thank Miss Ael for allowing us to express ourselves in our own creative way. We're looking forward to the next part of our lives and we will always remember where it all started. Leon pointed
administrator translation reflects my My name is Sarbesh. I'm a senior year student. The choice of the song reflects the views of someone realizing that they're growing up and the world will open up new doors to the future, but that fast will always be respected. We hope you like it as
much as we like making it. Thank you to our administrators for allowing us to film throughout the school. Enjoy. STEPHANIE. OH. OH. E hey.
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Hello, my name is Javin and I'm a senior student. The handing over of the torch is a ceremony that took place in Athens in ancient Greece. For this solemn occasion, citizens formed kind of a chain. The first lit a torch at the altar, ran to pass it on to a second, who passed it on to a third. And so from
hand to hand, each citizen ran without holding back, keeping the flame alive which he was to pass on to another. Plato recognized in this torch the image of the succeeding generations of life. Hello, my name is Gabriel and I hold the position of treasure. Your attention,
please. Our ceremony is about to begin. All of our inductees, rise and repeat our pledge with me. >> Barcelo transferance. Jimmy, >> our future gener symbol the transfer of knowledge. I vow to continue my efforts to educate myself
and to pass down my love for the French language and culture to future generations. Duang vu. As the flame is passed, each member will repeat, "The man who knows two languages is worth two men." Mercy. Thank you. Love is so good.
One more. Before concluding French Honor Society's program for the night, we would like to take a moment to recognize our teacher, Miss Cazelle. She has been with us through every year we have taken French with her all three years and we would
like to thank her for her unwavering dedication and hard work in teaching us. French has been an experience filled with laughter, happiness, and questions as to why we took the class. But Miss Ael has been so patient and so dedicated to teaching us every step of the way. We
would like to invite you on to the stage, Miss Cel, for a small token of our appreciation. Merci. >> This token is from all members of the French Honor Society and especially the seniors tonight who are graduating. We know we all know this moment is a little
bittersweet for us. So, thank you all. Okay. Um, I would like to thank our in alumni for coming here today and being part of another induction once again. And now I would like to introduce Spanish honor society. >> Good evening. Welcome everyone and thank you for coming. First we would like to
thank the principal Dr. Perry, vice principles Dr. Valente and Mr. Kasio, our language department head Mr. Palama and all the teacher all the teachers in the language department the members the families and everyone in the audience for your continued support of our
language honor societies let us all come together for the celebration of the accomplishments of your children our students and the members of Ispikica matthew Valard and I will be speaking in place of our president Sophia Ka who
unfortunately could not make it to our induction ceremony today now I would I'd like to give you a summary of the history of the Spanish Honor Society. associ. This society was founded by the American Association of Spanish and Portuguese
teachers in 1953 for high school students in North America. The name of this chapter is Pont De Leon. Our motto is all as one. Our colors red and gold. Our emblem and our stamp are those of the mother association.
particip. I am Emo Mystery, the vice president of the Spanish Honor Society. This school year, we have decided to participate in several activities giving back to our school and community. Each member will donate five cans of food as a donation for those in need around our community. We help give out food at the St. Vincent
they call us food pantry in Perth Amboy. Furthermore, we also help to give students help who have difficulties in Spanish classes. We also plan to collect diapers for mothers in need and will fundra for scholarships for senior members of the Spanish Honor Society. Hello, I'm Sienna Santiago, the
secretary of Spanish Honor Society. Gabriel. This is our initiation, serious and significant. This is our mother candle. It serves us every year. It represents dedication. As an example of this inspiration, let us repeat the words of
the poet Gabrielle Sala. Educa. And now I present the treasurer. Min Pearl Shop. My name is Proshot and I am the treasure of the Spanish Honor Society. Each member will have a candle in his or her hand. This symbolizes our course of
life. Thus without burning it exists but it does not live. inspir. Fore! Foreign! Foreign! Pontologia. fortolo. much. Let us
one second. Let us remember this friends. By the authority granted to the president of this chapter deon, I on behalf of now declare that you are new members of this society. Now, we would like to recognize all of our members and present them with their
certificates. First, we would like to present Bella Alte. Bella is junior class treasure, girls varsity tennis team, basketball manager, ambassadors of Christ, Kennedy Cancer Society, student council, and is part of the wing ensemble. Now we'd like to recognize Shantel
Amate. She's part of girls varsity tennis team, basketball manager, ambassador for Christ, OSA student council. Now I would like to welcome Kiara Vimiani. She is part of the student council, Kennedy Cancer Society, FBLA
Health Science League Safety Ambassador Program, JFK Dance Exchange Choreographer, Women's Empowerment Club, Badman Club, and the IND Indic Ally Alliance group. Now, I'd like to present Amber Castillo. She's a part of the girls varsity soccer team, Kennedy Cancer Society, Student
Council, Science Honor Society. Now I'd like to introduce Leonardo Romeos part of wrestling Kennedy Cancer Society of the Embrace Relief Club. I would like to present to you Suhani Dariwala. He is part of spirit
cheerleading, debate club, SBLA, DECA, student ambassadors program, business honor society, student council, JFK dance exchange, and women's empowerment club. Next, I'd like to present Amelia Kidmaxi. Amelia is a part of the student body induster. She's a part of girls
varsity soccer, girls basketball, black student union, student council, yearbook club, heroes and cool kids, Kennedy kids society, and eco-friendly club. and f and we'd like to introduce our vice president and bea mystery. She's a part of student council DECA girls
volleyball, girls track and field and eco-friendly club. I would like to introduce you to Sachi Patel. She is part of SECLA student council, National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, and Dance Exchange.
Now, I'd like to introduce Tina Saburu. She's part of Student Council, Kennedy Cancer Society, Key Club, Health Science League, and Junior Class fundraising. All right. Now, I would like to present to you Ayana Seir. She is part of Ambassadors of Christ, Cross Country,
Student Council, Heroes and Cool Kids, Kennedy Cancer Society, Dance Exchange, and the Art Club. I would now like to present Ziana Santiago. Ziana is a part of the Kennedy Cancer Society, National English Honor Society, and the Student Council. Ziana plans to go to college and major in
nursing. I would like to present Pearl Shaw. Pearl is a part of FCCLA student council model UN mock trial yearbook club chorus national honor society and the national English honor society. Pearl plans to go to college and major in chemical engineering.
Sophia C. Uh Sophia K is a part of cross country key club student council heroes and cool kids national English honor society national honor society try music honor society. Sophia plans to go to college to major in radiology while making a positive impact in the medical
field. >> Okay. And then I have myself finally cool. >> Uh I was a part of FLA Student Council, Heroes and Cool Kids, Youth and Government, National Honor Society, National English Honor Society, Student Advisory Council, Cross Country, and Swim. I plan to go to law school and
become a Jed advocate general for the Marines. We would like to congratulate all of our inductees and give a thank you in advance for the community service activities our new members will engage in and continue to participate in. We would like to give a special thank
you to the principal vice principles all the members of the world language department and especially to the Spanish honor society advisor sing kapco and singa cadets. It is with great pleasure that I now have the honor of introducing the Chinese national honor society.
Good evening parents, teachers, students, and classmates. Please take your seats. My name is Anf Chadri. I am the JohnF Kenny Memorial High School Chinese National Honor Society President this year. I'm honored to join my classmates in
celebrating the Chinese language as well as our achievements in learning as well as our achievements in learning it tonight. Firstly, I would like to thank Dr. Perry, Dr. Valente, Mr. As you can see, there are only eight members of the Chinese National Honor
Society this year, including myself. Chinese is very rare. There are very few schools in America that offer Chinese courses. So I want to thank them once again for their continued support of Chinese class here. Without them, my classmates and I would not be here.
I also want to express my sincere gratitude to Mr. Gho. For the past four years, he has taught his Chinese very diligently and has always cared about learning. Arling history and his classes are always full of activities giving us many opportunities to improve our speaking.
Because of his patience, we have been able to make it this far. When I first started high school, I didn't feel confident in my Chinese at all. I thought that Chinese class would be very difficult and that I wouldn't be able to keep up or speak up in front of others. But with Mr. Hill's guidance and
with the support of my classmates, I slowly became braver braver and more willing to express myself in Chinese. I learned a lot from Chinese class, not just vocabulary or grammar. I learned how to express myself clearly, how to listen to others, how to cooperate with
my classmates. These experiences helped me grow a lot during the past four years of my high school life. Swear surely. Although time flies, I will never forget the memories we made in Chinese class, especially when we watched the movie Incantation in our second year of high
school. I want to say thank you to Mr. Ko and my classmates. Thank you for making me feel safe, warm, and empowered in this classroom during my busiest and most stressful times. I truly cherish the opportunity to learn Chinese with you all. So finally, thank you to my classmates
again. You guys are truly my incantation. JFK. Hello everybody, my name is Alexander Conception and I'm JFK's National Chinese Honor Society vice president. These past four years of studying Chinese have been so fun and meaningful.
I'm so grateful to have this opportunity to learn Chinese. Finally, I want to give thanks to Mr. Cahill. Under his guidance, we learned lots of interesting Chinese listen to Chinese stories, play Chinese games, watch Chinese movies, and even
sang Chinese songs. Additionally, he taught us many important and meaningful life lessons. For example, doing things ourselves and that consistent hard work makes steady improvements. The most enjoyable aspect for me was Mr. I like the style of teaching and made
Chinese class never boring. We improved our Chinese and we created wonderful memories. We are the future of this country and as such we have a responsibility to improve the world. If you want to create a better future, you must first improve yourself.
With that, I would like to now introduce the Chinese National Honor Society, Shen uh Secretary Shan Vir Singh. Hello everyone. My name is Shandre Singh. I am this year's secretary of the JFK Chinese honor society. First, I would like to say a few words. In these
past few years, I have created many great memories. for the jungle. This class has had a great influence on me. Taught me to keep going and work hard every step of the way. My Chinese wasn't very good, but every day when I
walked into the classroom, learn Chinese and Chinese culture, I finally truly felt happy. E Okay. The Okay. Woman, but most important to me, my Chinese class. This class wasn't just a class, but it was a family. We made amazing
friendships, laughed together, and made funny Chinese films together. Kalash taught us lessons about life, which made him my favorite teacher. Thank you, class. And thank you, The National Chinese Honor Society was founded in 1987. Originally, it wasn't
high school students who could learn Chinese. Only university students could. Introducing Chinese into high school was a relatively new thing. woman. In a moment, we will begin our candle lighting ceremony which represents the preservation and passing on of our
knowledge to the next cohort of Chinese language students. Rangu Jang Yong. Thank you everyone. Now I would like to introduce the Chinese Honor Society's treasure, Leo.
Hello classmates, parents and teachers. I am this year's treasurer of National Chinese Honor Society and my name is Liam. My last name is Chang. For a long time, I didn't appreciate my name. When I was a child, I was bullied for being Chinese.
People told me my dad must have small eyes or that he eats dog. And kids told me that I too ate dog. I knew I did not eat dog. However, I didn't know why they said those things or bullied me. to other kids, I was never fully white.
But what sided me as well was the fact that to my Chinese side, I was never really Chinese. I have always been somewhere in the middle. I was never fully one or the other and it felt weird. Then one day I admitted to high school
where I took Chinese wine. From the moment I made it to that class, I felt connected to my culture like never before. I had learned about history and spoken a language I'd never imagined I'd be able to. And I had fallen in love with a side of me that I was taught to hate.
So I would like to thank you Kasha for everything. I want to thank you for helping me appreciate my culture and thank my classmates for being there with me. Shandre Perry Valente Okarasio Fuia
Hay the Palmer. I would also like to thank Principal Perry, Vice Principles Valencia and Carasio and Mr. Dama. the eye. Who the being a wallflower. We accept the love
that we think we deserve. And learning Chinese and connecting to my culture taught me to accept and love a part of myself I once ignored. Thank you all for being a part of this journey with me. We are infinite. Thank you.
Now I would like to welcome back to the stage the president of our national Chinese honor society Zabaja. foreign. Okay. >> Fong aren. >> That was the induction of oath. That was the oath of induction of the National
Chinese Honor Society. I am honored to become a member of the National Chinese Honor Society. I will continue to study Chinese and learn about Chinese culture and strive for peace and understanding among all people of the world. And with that, you are hereby inducted
into the Chinese National Honor Society chapter of John F. Kenny Memorial High School. Congratulations once again, everyone. In a moment, we will be performing a song called Zen, which means see you again. But first, join me in congratulating our newest members of the John F. Kenny National Memorial High
School. John F. Kenny Memorial High School n apologies. Chinese National Honor Society members. Oh, slide. Alex Conception. Alex plans to study handling engineering and hopes to
continue studying Chinese. Shawn study Shanir plans to study business management and international business. Hopes to stick to her goals and travel the world. Liam Chang Liam plans to study film production/marketing.
Hopes to study Chinese and visit Hongju with his grandmother to the island. Renica Tangri Gran plans to study neuroscience and become a neurologist. Hopes to continue studying Chinese and live a healthy and healthy lifestyle. Ayan Ayan
plans to study sports med wants to become a sports medicine physician. Hopes to live a healthy and wealthy lifestyle. Nicholas Hall. Nicholas plans to study engineering and hopes to one day drive. Dodge Patel. Dar plans to study premed
once I become a doctor. Hopes to stay fit and maintain relationships with friends and myself chry. I plan to study criminal justice alongside business management and become a lawyer. I hope to continue studying Chinese and help others learn the language. A special
shout out from me to Mr. Kho for helping me for all four years and helping me pass the bery test during my junior year. Thank you. It's too loud. >> I don't Wow. Jo
again just again you might be worship And now, the Spanish Honor Society would like to present a cultural fashion show showcasing different countries of Latin
America. Senora Smith is wearing a traditional dress from Panama. It has a long skirt covered with lace and colorful pom poms. The influences Suhani is wearing a traditional dress to Salvador. It is colorful and represents
a bond of indigenous, Spanish and regional influences. Bella and Shantel are wearing traditional dresses from the Dominican Republic. They include wide flowing skirts often worn during cultural festivals. and Amber and Tina.
and Mika, Amber, and Tina are wearing traditional Bolivian blouses and skirts alongside hats and scarves. These outfits express a blend between Bolivian culture and colonialism. in black polidura de la Kiara is wearing
a traditional blouse and skirt from the Peruvian region of Kusco. The outfit is bright representing the region's colorful culture. Amelia is wearing a traditional flower while we seen wearing his sunglasses.
Matthew is wearing a traditional Indian Colombian bamco outfit blending Spanish and indigenous life. It includes her handbag and is worn at family gatherings and festivals. And finally, Sachi is wearing a beautiful skirt highlighting all of the
country of Latin America.