[0:00] [Music] [0:16] I think when I think about the class of [0:18] 2025, uh what what really comes up is [0:21] just their inquisitive nature. They are [0:23] just a curious group who wants to know [0:25] the why, the why behind everything that [0:27] they do. Uh and once they understand [0:31] that why, then they're all [0:37] [Music] [0:41] in throughout my entire high school um [0:45] experience. I think my favorite memory [0:47] was us spending lunch with uh Miss [0:49] Cummings with friends, eat together and [0:51] kind of de-stress and talk about [0:53] whatever happened through our week and [0:55] what our plans were and what we were [0:57] studying for and that type. My favorite [0:59] memory has to be all the state [1:01] tournaments at the XL Energy Center. [1:03] It's just a lot of fun to go and have [1:05] all the students come together and [1:07] support our team. [1:10] [Music] [1:18] My favorite memory is probably going on [1:20] winter trek this year. I felt like it [1:23] was just an awesome experience and I got [1:24] to do it with a lot of my best friends. [1:26] So, it was super fun. Uh, for me, I [1:28] would have to say when I went to the [1:30] Oaklair Jazz Festival for jazz bands. [1:36] [Music] [1:41] My favorite memory is definitely going [1:43] to state my sophomore year for hockey. I [1:47] think my favorite was our freshman year [1:50] winning state, going undefeated in the [1:52] state tournament. The whole team, [1:54] community, everyone was there just [1:56] supporting just the environment was like [1:58] so electric. [1:59] [Music] [2:11] I think what I'm most proud of of the [2:13] class of 2025 is the way that they just [2:16] kind of bonded together. We've had a [2:18] theme all year and really the last [2:20] couple years of of just one team uh and [2:22] doing things together. Um and so they [2:25] come out, they support each other, they [2:27] support our staff. [2:31] [Music] [2:33] I would say I'm most proud of myself for [2:35] being brave and trying new things. I [2:38] think putting myself out there, trying [2:40] new things, meeting new [2:44] [Music] [2:48] people. I think I'll always remember the [2:50] friends I made. We've been together and [2:52] like met ever since like middle school. [2:54] like all the memories we had and all the [2:56] like you know night homework calls for [2:59] help and all that type of stuff. [3:06] What I was I'm looking most forward to [3:08] is just to continue to keep like growing [3:10] as a person, you know, go to college [3:11] after high school, continue to like [3:13] learn there. [3:14] [Music] [3:19] I'm most looking forward to just meeting [3:21] new people and having new opportunities [3:23] and getting to try new things in the [3:25] future. I think the main thing thing I'm [3:27] excited for is just kind of being able [3:30] to start fresh and figure out what I [3:34] want to do and meet a lot of new people. [3:41] [Music] [3:44] I just really love all the people who [3:47] really went out of their way to like [3:48] help [3:48] [Music] [3:53] me. You know, listen, class of 2025, you [3:56] are about to walk across the stage and [3:59] and get something that nobody can take [4:00] away from you. It's it's a ticket. It's [4:03] a ticket to your future. And so really [4:06] now, it's your chance to be able to go [4:07] out and change the world. So, as you go [4:09] out, be confident in what you do. Be [4:12] courageous, be curious, and be kind. [4:15] We're really proud of you. Go out and [4:17] change the world.