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[18:01] greetings and welcome to the 50th annual Woodbury High School commencement

[18:06] ceremony my name is Sarah Sasonson Wagner principal of Woodbury High School

[18:11] thank you for joining us as we celebrate the accomplishments of the class of 2025

[18:27] before we begin South Washington County Schools supports indigenous land

[18:33] acknowledgement as an expression of gratitude and appreciation to those whose territory we reside on and as a

[18:40] way of honoring the indigenous people who have been living and working on the land from time in memorial the

[18:47] University of Minnesota Twin Cities also respectfully acknowledges that the land

[18:52] we are on today is the traditional and ancestral homeland of Dakota people

[18:58] minnesota comes from the Dakota name for this region Minnesota Makoce the land where the

[19:06] water reflects the skies at this time the Woodbury High School Air Force Junior ROC cadets will

[19:13] present the colors please stand as The Woodbury High School Choir sings our

[19:19] national anthem

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[21:34] thank you please be seated at this time I would like to

[21:40] introduce several special guests with us this evening south Washington County Schools Board Chair Miss Katie Schwarz

[21:48] and board members Miss Louise Hines Miss Simei Patnik Miss Sharon Van Leer also

[21:55] present today is our superintendent of schools Miss Julie Nielsen and assistant superintendent Miss Kelly Jansen Miss

[22:03] Christine Schaefer Dr tyrone

[22:14] Brookens also on stage are our Woodbury High School administrators Miss Alicia

[22:19] Buzznik Mr aaron Pazini Miss Loline Leer and Mr mark Canton

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[22:31] it is also with great pleasure that I present to you our honor staff in attendance today selected to be honored

[22:38] by the class of 2025 mr wes Bolan if you could stand when I read your name

[22:48] staff Mr dave

[22:54] Broberg M amanda [Applause]

[23:00] Cordis on stage Mr gary [Applause]

[23:07] Diamond Miss Teresa Forier Mr kent

[23:16] Getsoff Mr john [Applause]

[23:22] Hovind Ms sam Valenta and Mr joe

[23:30] [Applause] Walker and now I would like to introduce

[23:36] you to the exceptional class of 2025

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[23:47] the mission of Woodbury High School is that our students accept the challenges of the future through excellence in

[23:54] academics arts and athletics this class of 2025 is composed of excellent

[24:00] students who have done outstanding work at Woodbury High School we have four students who will be graduating Suma

[24:06] Kumo with distinction signifying a cumulative grade point average of 4.3 or

[24:13] above and 72 members of this class have a cumulative GPA of 4.0 or higher in

[24:21] addition a total of 168 students wear an honor stole for their outstanding

[24:27] scholarship we also recognize that a GPA alone does not define excellence we

[24:33] challenge our students each day in the classroom to push their limits engage in difficult discussion and learn content

[24:39] at a high level students this is the part of the program where you have to pay attention

[24:46] remember practice if you have ever taken an honors course at Woodbury High School have challenged

[24:54] yourself with taking an AP course have taken an AP exam have taken a College in

[25:00] the Schools Concurrent Enrollment or Project Lead the Way course if you have enrolled in PSO or 916 or are a member

[25:09] of our district's Spanish immersion program please stand to be recognized

[25:14] for excellence in academics

[25:27] please be [Applause] seated our students at Woodbury High School are also highly engaged in the

[25:34] arts learning how to express their emotions and ideas through drama music and visual

[25:40] representation students if you participated in band orchestra or choir

[25:47] if you have been in one of our musicals or plays participated in one act if you

[25:52] were a member of our speech team or if you have created and displayed your art

[25:58] in one of our many art shows please stand to be recognized for excellence in the arts

[26:13] please be seated woodbury High School also has an outstanding reputation for our athletic

[26:20] performance our student athletes learned valuable life skills of teamwork and cooperation while persisting in working

[26:27] toward a common goal students if you participated in one of Woodbury High

[26:32] School's 30 sponsored athletic teams in one of our fall winter or spring sports

[26:39] please stand to be recognized for excellence in the

[26:51] athletics please be seated finally I don't want to forget what sets

[26:56] Woodbury High School apart from many other high schools your opportunity to participate in approximately 60

[27:03] studentled school clubs and activities we are proud of our student leadership in developing a positive school culture

[27:11] establishing a school where each student finds a place to belong and peers with similar interests to pursue we are proud

[27:19] of the thousands of volunteer hours our students have shared with our community and how you have supported one another

[27:26] in giving back to our school at this time please stand if you participated in

[27:31] any club or activity while you were a student at Woodbury High School

[27:46] please be seated students I want to say to you you

[27:54] have many gifts to share with the world thank you for your contribution to Woodbury High School you have made your

[28:01] mark with your kindness generosity and joy for life your next adventure awaits

[28:08] and we will be here cheering you on we are so proud of you it is now my pleasure to introduce

[28:16] our students representing the achievement of Suma Kumlad with distinction for the class of

[28:23] 2025 amaly Beski Henry

[28:30] Decker Noah Harubi and Kade Wright

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[28:52] hello all and welcome to the beginning of the rest of our lives now I know how

[28:57] cliched that might sound but it is entirely true before us lies a world of

[29:03] possibilities and it is to us to shape our own path make our own mark and

[29:08] become who we've always wanted to be i like food well no I love food which is

[29:15] something I have in common with an incredibly influential man from my childhood sorry Dad i'm not talking

[29:21] about you this short king I have in mind was never afraid to break down the boundaries of where he came from using

[29:29] his own unique skills to achieve his dreams that's right i'm talking about Remy the

[29:36] Like Remy I've always stood out from the pack a feeling all of us have felt at one point in our lives i dress weird i

[29:43] don't like chocolate and I've actually always enjoyed going to school even though some days seemed menial or boring

[29:51] such as when we had to memorize the presidential order of some old white dudes or write an essay about a book we

[29:58] may or may not have read sorry Mr nun school was a place of experimentation a

[30:04] place where I could safely express myself and find what fulfilled my interests class of 2025 I invite you all

[30:11] to hold on to what makes you you your unique traits talents and abilities are what give you an edge over the rest no

[30:18] one else is like you so don't let others break you down into fragments of yourself just to fit the mold of who

[30:24] they believe you should be no one else is like you and that's not a bad thing

[30:29] you shouldn't feel ashamed of that it's not a man against man world or black against white gay against straight

[30:36] Republican against democratic or even rat against human the world is being destroyed by this corrosive mentality we

[30:44] live in a society that is exponentially stripping us of our rights stripping us of any chances to express ourselves

[30:51] stripping us down to the fundamental stereotypes and gender roles we're supposed to live by but we are so much

[30:58] more than that as my man Gustoau said best anyone can cook but only the

[31:03] fearless can be great let us cook let us tear down these soul crushing societal

[31:09] norms that want us to color inside the lines live in your weirdness class of

[31:14] 2025 the only one stopping you from achieving your full potential is yourself exploit what others see as only

[31:22] a weakness we only get to live once so don't live as someone other than yourself who you are is incredible and

[31:30] like no other who you are is not wrong so own

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[31:45] it what was talking about was it Rakuni the singing raccoon ping the chef and

[31:51] the 2022 Oscar best picture winner Everything Everywhere All at Once wait am I stage in front of more than a

[31:59] thousand people talking about

[32:11] raid some classes that taught me about the human body and the human condition

[32:16] toiled over essays stressed about tests and everything I do know it pales in

[32:21] comparison to all that I don't know why do pineapples make food taste weird are

[32:27] eating them why are children allowed to die from tuberculosis when it is completely treatable why do teachers

[32:34] sacrifice so much to educate us it's just so easy to say "I don't know."

[32:42] There's comfort in wallowing in that of course it was not lay in bed after school and doom scrolled for an hour and

[32:48] thought "Well there's nothing I can do." Let's face it life might be coming at us

[32:54] everything everywhere all at once giwan's character way in the film says

[33:01] powerfully "I don't know the only thing I do know is that we have to be kind

[33:07] please be kind especially when we don't know what's going on." We are going to

[33:13] venture out into a world where we are guaranteed to not know what's going on all of the time so it's more important

[33:20] than ever to take those words to heart we go out into a world where we'll be

[33:25] presented with challenging situations where so much seems out of our control

[33:30] but we can always choose to be kind women Wayne continues by saying "When I

[33:37] choose to see the good side of things I'm not being naive it is strategic and

[33:43] necessary it's how I've learned to survive through everything

[33:48] being kind having optimism are not weaknesses but strengths i know I'm so

[33:55] worried about the future of our planet and its biosphere but I know when I step

[34:00] away from Woodbury High School I will always choose to be kind

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[34:16] whatever Henry was saying about the future of our planet don't worry i've got it covered as long as I'm not

[34:22] hypnotized but before I go back to saving the world I want to talk about a feeling we've all had and are probably

[34:29] feeling right now it sneaks up when you hear an old song catch a familiar scent

[34:34] or even when you hop back on Fortnite again and realize you're no longer trying to win and instead chasing a

[34:40] memory because the game has gone to complete trash and will never be as good as it was when it first came out that

[34:47] feeling is nostalgia now nostalgia comes from the Greek words nostus meaning

[34:52] homecoming and algus meaning pain so nostalgia is the ache of returning home

[34:58] but what exactly is home that part used to confuse me until I watched the

[35:04] cinematic masterpiece up in Up Carl yes that old guy or dare I say is bombarded

[35:12] with nostalgia as he reflects on the life he used to have with his late wife Ellie he refuses to let go of his house

[35:19] because it holds so many fond memories of her but after meeting Russell the world's sweetest boy scout Carl learns

[35:25] that when one chapter ends another one is allowed and should begin at first he

[35:31] has to physically drag his house with him on his famous adventure to Paradise Falls carried by thousands of balloons

[35:38] but eventually he learns to let go by watching his house float away into the clouds surprising right saying simply

[35:44] "It's just a house." Now I could try saying it's just high school but I think

[35:50] we all know it's really not that easy to let go of the past but here's the thing you don't have to it's part of who who

[35:57] you are so bring the past with you like Carl we learn the past doesn't live in buildings or classrooms or any other

[36:05] physical entities it lives in us in our memories relationships successes

[36:10] mistakes and everything in between so the next time nostalgia comes creeping in I ask for you to embrace it nostalgia

[36:18] is proof that you're living a life to be proud of it's a privilege to yearn for your own memories but please don't get

[36:24] stuck aching to return home to some place or time remember that home isn't behind you it's something you carry so

[36:32] please carry forward and appreciate all that you've gone through at Woodbury High School because in the words of

[36:38] Ellie D Carl thanks for the adventure now go have a new one

[36:52] what Noah said is true you won't be able to grow by living trying to live in the past but as you look towards your future

[36:58] your envisioned path may be a little different from reality looking at the news or online to celebrities athletes

[37:05] or even tech company founders it's easy to hear and know about all the success that they've had in their careers but if

[37:11] you only know this you won't know the full story of these people or even half of it reality is that excellence takes

[37:18] time and perfection is only achieved through trial and many many errors so as

[37:24] the last person speaking of us four today I want to end by saying something you all need to hear even you little

[37:31] siblings dragged here by your families keep failing whether it's in your math

[37:36] class or your new job keep having the guts to fail it truly is the most important lesson that you can learn take

[37:43] Finding Nemo for example a Disney movie about a fish trying to find his son when

[37:48] Marlin loses Nemo he tries anything and everything to get him back tumbling himself into situations like facing a

[37:55] bloodthirsty shark or being surrounded by a swarm of deadly jellyfish but through his tribulations Marlin takes

[38:02] the advice of his memory impaired friend Dory and just keeps swimming eventually

[38:08] his relentless spirit and unbroken faith in his pathf finding skills helps him succeed to find Nemo now an animated kid

[38:16] story about a clown fish might not resonate with you but the message is what you should take away just keep

[38:22] swimming what does this really mean though it means when you're at your lowest broken down by life find the

[38:28] drive for one more day when you failed the test when you got rejected when you're completely stuck keep trying and

[38:36] keep failing that's because failure isn't the end of a story it's the start of a lesson each failure you come across

[38:44] think of something that you can do to improve whether that's showing your work on a test improving your resume or

[38:50] setting your alarm 15 minutes earlier whatever it may be if you have the discipline and determination to learn

[38:57] from your mistakes and to keep trying even though you may fail there will be light at the end of the tunnel for some

[39:03] this may be a mile away and others inches what matters is that there's

[39:09] always hope if you're brave enough to fail so please class of 2025 if I can

[39:14] leave you tonight with one message is that if and when you fail in life just keep swimming thank you

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[39:40] this year Woodbury High School is privileged to welcome Mr gary Diamond as our honor staff speaker selected by the

[39:47] class of 2025 mr diamond

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[40:14] i got my own walk up song i love it all right good evening and welcome

[40:20] staff family and friends together we have supported these incredible students

[40:26] who sit before us i want to acknowledge this occasion as today marks the 50th

[40:32] commencement for Wood Whitbury High School however I must mention that 49

[40:37] proud classes have come before you yet your class will leave a legacy

[40:45] of achievement so great it is fitting for me to begin ladies and gentlemen get

[40:51] your hands together class of 2025 is in the

[40:56] house

[41:05] before I begin to share you some advice I need to share the story how I am

[41:10] nervously standing up here before you on stage tonight alex Alex Miller where are you

[41:18] alex Miller okay oh there he is thank you sir

[41:24] all right so Alex Miller you can thank him in at your five-year reunion or you can give him a

[41:31] hard time anyways Alex came to me and asked me um comes flying into my office

[41:38] he goes "Hey GD I got a great opportunity for you as part of the staff commencement

[41:45] speaker we would like you to be our guest speaker." I said "Bro what?"

[41:52] I said "Yes parents I do use the word bro because they understand that." Just

[41:57] like "Hey KG what's up bro?" Anyways Alex continued with the

[42:04] selling point which includes "Hey I know I know you're close to retiring i know

[42:10] how much you love our class and so this would be a great way to send us off."

[42:17] Once again I said "Bro I'm going to need 24 hours to think about that is that okay?" And Alex comes back and says "Hey

[42:25] this opportunity is slipping away from you you got 24 hours to let me know." I

[42:31] said "Okay." So later I went home to my wife and I shared the news and I said

[42:37] "You won't believe what they want me to do to be the guest speaker at their graduation." My wife goes "Do

[42:44] it." I said "What are you crazy there's all these people you're going to be standing in front i can't do that." She

[42:50] goes "Do it." And I should have known because my wife has a special heart for a lot of you because you went to

[42:56] Woodbury Elementary she thinks the world of you so the next day I went to a morning

[43:03] workout so I can clear my mind think about what I'm going to do i come home and my wife meets me at the door she

[43:10] grabs me very tightly by the cheeks and pulls me in and says "Do it

[43:17] and I said "I just don't know if I can do it." So anyways so I I still unsure what

[43:23] I'm going to do i got to school and I went to Bobby Nun and I'm Bobby Nun i

[43:28] said "Tell me tell me about this graduation speech and um you're

[43:36] it you seem like a logical choice." He then proceeded to tell me everything that Alex said and then he ends it with

[43:44] you can cross it off your bucket list here's my bucket

[43:52] list drive to the Florida Keys thank you Tatum for that visit New York walk the

[43:59] beaches of Normandy visit every Big 10 football go on Alaskan cruise bobby

[44:06] there is no commencement speech on my bucket

[44:14] list however I thought about it and if I don't do

[44:19] this what kind of message am I sending you seniors when life gets tough run away

[44:27] when it's too hard stop when you can't make it just avoid

[44:32] doing it so as much as I'm terrified about being in here I thought to myself I'm going to

[44:39] do this and so here I am this

[44:53] experience this experience over the last three weeks have given me three really

[44:58] good lessons I've taken away and the very first lesson I have is don't back

[45:03] down gets tough dig in the second lesson I have is show people you care and let

[45:12] them know how important they are in your life and the third thing I took away from this is never stop learning because

[45:20] you will struggle but is how you respond that builds character the first lesson don't back

[45:27] down when things get tough but dig in honestly if you don't know this yet

[45:32] buckle up the world does not get any easier as you get

[45:38] older life beyond high school I can say with certainty gets tougher as one day you will be asked to

[45:46] do hard things to go somewhere where you don't want to go to do something that

[45:51] you don't want to do to meet a bed a deadline because your

[45:57] boss needs it by the next day and it's really unrealistic and it can go on and

[46:03] on and on in other words you're going to be busy and some of the things will be

[46:08] hard and at times you may feel overwhelmed but I need you to dig in and

[46:14] don't back down when you do hard things you develop necessary skills needed to

[46:20] be successful in life it is through our most difficult moments in life that growth happens at

[46:28] its greatest pace after all the goal in life is to become

[46:33] good at digging in decision by decision choice by choice all without beating

[46:40] yourself up in the process the second lesson came to me is

[46:46] show people you care and how important they are in your life seniors if I had

[46:52] to guess I've had about a third of you in my FIAD classes some of you I've coached in v

[46:59] sports and probably all of you I've had in my health classes so while I

[47:04] struggled to decide on whether to give tonight's speech I recognized the

[47:10] opportunity I had before me to let you know how much you made a difference at Woodbury High School

[47:17] you tolerated years four years of making and asking those me asking those silly

[47:24] icebreaker questions where we go around the room say your name and then the answer to that question if you didn't

[47:32] know this was my way of connecting a name with the face so I can

[47:37] touch and talk with you later these activities brought me joy

[47:42] and gave me energy to be my best and you made a difference to me honestly in the

[47:49] real world I know you won't expect to do icebreaker questions at everything but you will

[47:56] find out that intentionally getting to know people is essential part of caring

[48:03] for people after all having good relationships with people are key to

[48:10] being happy and thriving during tough times seniors in a small way I hope I showed

[48:17] you how much how important you are to me through all these class events in addition the number of times I've sat in

[48:24] the stands watched you on the pitch the ball fields the courts the track i've

[48:31] listened to many of you sing playing the band your adventures of getting your

[48:38] pilot's license i listened to how work is going looked at your prom

[48:44] pictures finally listened to many of you share your plans after high school has been

[48:50] exciting you shared a personal side of your life and I appreciate that i am so

[48:57] thankful you have cared for me by letting me share my stories of my family

[49:02] some of you also laughed at my attempts at jokes having said that seniors I strongly

[49:09] encourage you to intentionally practice kindness and care for

[49:17] people build those relationships in your personal and professional

[49:23] lives demonstrating that you care is not just a character trait to live by but a

[49:28] powerful tool for building a better world remember caring for people can

[49:34] create positive change increase overall happiness and fosters empathy which we

[49:41] need more of in this world which brings me to my final lesson

[49:47] never stop learning here I am today i'm never stop learning i'm giving this speech today today this graduation is an

[49:55] epic time of your life but I'm sure you've heard it before and you'll probably hear it again

[50:02] but high school graduation is indeed not the end of learning but rather a new beginning of your life i strongly

[50:10] encourage you to continue to embrace curiosity seek new knowledge and remain

[50:16] open to new perspectives stay engaged in learning and seek out those activities that bring

[50:22] you joy and yes it's okay to move out of your comfort zone growth doesn't happen

[50:28] without discomfort as this is where development starts you can do whatever you want in

[50:34] life as long as you are willing to keep working keep challenging yourself to do

[50:41] better and be better my final thoughts on learning is

[50:46] that don't compare yourself with others as you are not on their path you are on

[50:52] your own path and just because their next step is already visible to them doesn't mean anything about your next

[50:59] step and it certainly doesn't mean it's any better or it's not going to necessarily

[51:05] be the right path for you in closing I hope you understand what I

[51:11] said tonight don't back down when it gets tough i want you to dig in care for

[51:19] people people don't care how much you know until they know how much you care

[51:26] and then never stop learning we grow by our experiences and greater growth comes

[51:31] how we respond to our struggles seniors I hope you truly understand these three lessons I shared

[51:39] tonight and it will lead you to a happier and more fulfilling life

[51:46] well I know I've been going on a little bit long i'm I'm almost

[51:52] done amaya so I had some guidelines amaya said "You can be

[52:00] funny you can be funny but I want you to be serious." And so I hope I was a little

[52:07] bit funny but I was serious but she said "You need to end it with a quote." So here's a quote that's been

[52:14] with me since 1997 it's something that I live by it's something that I believe in

[52:20] it's by Zigg Ziggler a motivational speaker this hangs in my office on my locker

[52:26] if there is hope in the future there is power in the

[52:32] present so class of 2025 I wish you all the best you have

[52:40] left your legacy at Woodbury High School we everybody supporting you all know

[52:48] that there's hope for the future because there is power in the present of you

[52:55] so thank you [Applause]

[53:15] 2025 the music's still playing all right thank you Mr diamond

[53:22] our final speakers today were selected by their peers to represent the class of

[53:27] 2025 at this time I would like to introduce Valentina Ritzo followed by

[53:34] Tenzen Dundoop come on up Valentina [Applause]

[53:55] hi everyone my name is Valentina Rzo before I say anything else it's

[54:00] pronounced Ritzo even though I know a lot of you like to say Rizzo at this point I'm not even sure if it's because

[54:06] you don't know the proper pronunciation or if it's because you think I have RZ either way I'll take it welcome to the

[54:13] graduation of 2025 i'm honored to be up here speaking to you as we say goodbye

[54:18] to this major stage of our lives and step into the next chapter first off a huge thank you for

[54:25] letting me present my speech today it means so much especially after I heard I got the role solely based off

[54:32] looks now high school was definitely a journey i know we all learned a lot but

[54:38] not necessarily what the teachers hoped we learned personally I discovered how much more a bathroom is capable of than

[54:45] just the basics i'm honestly too traumatized to repeat what's happened behind those walls and I'm sure most of

[54:51] you know exactly what I'm speaking about that bar stool too taught us more than

[54:56] we probably like to know about people at this school but in a weird way the chaos made high school even more

[55:03] memorable our class started with fun and definitely ended with it i remember spending our middle school days hanging

[55:10] out behind the bleachers during football games to now having attended our last game as a student last fall that middle

[55:17] school bleacher tradition has since been banned and I like to think that we shut it down because of all the fun we

[55:24] had and of course the prison of a school we had to put up with for the past four years conveniently is getting renovated

[55:30] right as we leave which doesn't seem to be much of a coincidence but we can save that discussion for later

[55:38] also huge shout out to the senior group chat that thing was a disaster no decisions were made literally ever and

[55:45] people were constantly beefing but here we are so I guess it worked out in the end today we are officially closing out

[55:52] our childhood by receiving our diplomas we'll snap some pictures give hugs goodbye and then it's over done but I'm

[56:00] not here to just say how proud I am that we made it more that we're here to mark the beginning of what is to come

[56:06] leaving here today realize that you are in control you are the only one that can set yourself up for success and now is

[56:13] the perfect time don't put too much pressure on yourself but every day do just one thing that betters you be proud

[56:20] of what you've accomplished but don't get too comfortable celebrate the wins but then go chase the next one i'm aware

[56:27] that this day looks different for everyone for some of us it's exciting for others it's terrifying and for some

[56:33] of you you're just looking for all the grad parties now let's address what some of you really know me for the girl who

[56:41] brought weird food to school from suspicious tin foil I carried with me all day to cheese containers filled with

[56:47] three pounds of pasta I definitely left a scent trail through the hallways i probably need to invest in a lunch box

[56:54] and maybe some boundaries like specifically not bringing an octopus tentacle to class and playing with it or

[56:59] cracking open a can of sardines the first week of high school but one thing that won't change is doing things for

[57:05] myself and I recommend you all to do the same stop worrying about what those around you think because in the grand

[57:12] scheme of things it doesn't matter life is not that serious we're here to have fun and leave a positive impact your

[57:19] future is destined to be so much brighter if you are confident even if you have to fake it at first that being

[57:25] said I would advise staying a little less confident than me at the end of the day you will not regret being yourself

[57:33] and the only thing is you might regret not say what you want to say but being

[57:38] embarrassed is just a mindset as we leave today it really puts into perspective how little so many things

[57:44] mean yes it's uncomfortable to see cringy pictures from middle school but it's honestly cool to see how much

[57:49] you've grown ultimately no one's going to remember and no one cares that much in the first place mentioning

[57:55] embarrassing moments you know what i made it through high school a perfect record not of attendance or straight A's

[58:02] screw you AP World but screaming every single time the fire alarm went off pro

[58:07] tip 9th grade Valentina it never gets any less scary but let's be real that thing is terrifying and honestly if

[58:14] there was a crisis we'd all be running for our lives that protocol out of the window sorry teachers overall high

[58:22] school brought tons of memories some good some bad but they all add together to leave us here with something from

[58:30] anything but a backpack day where someone literally carried a microwave through the hallways to having people

[58:35] pretend to be your best friend just to stab you in the back and cut in the lunch line the worst part when they have

[58:42] the audacity to come cut in front of you too like no no that's where I draw the line and to those people who know me you

[58:48] may have thought I had mafia ties just because I'm Italian but trust me I don't if I did I would have handled those

[58:55] lunch line cutters real quick on that matter drop all the dumb grudges you have against people because it's not

[59:01] worth it anymore when we're at reunions in like 30 years don't be the person still avoiding someone because of

[59:07] something that happened in 10th grade let it go it's definitely not worth carrying into your next chapter as

[59:13] Booker T washington once said "Holding a grudge does not hurt the person against whom the grudge is held it hurts the one

[59:20] who holds it." What specifically makes this goodbye feel so different isn't the fact that we'll never see each other

[59:26] again it's the fact that you won't see each other every day at high school it's the people you pass in the hall that you

[59:32] won't think to reach out to or the random laughs with the teacher you never had during the past four years we've

[59:38] seen people on their best and worst days and have been able to comfort and/or celebrate our peers we've grown up

[59:44] together and that's something that no one can ever take away no matter where life takes us a part of me will always

[59:50] be rooting for each and every single one of you as we prepare to walk across this stage that diploma might feel like a

[59:56] piece of paper but it marks a new beginning a blank page so go after your

[1:00:01] dreams don't wait and don't be afraid to try and if doing it for yourself seems too big right now do it for the little

[1:00:08] 5-year-old version of yourself who dreamt without limits and thought anything was possible make them proud

[1:00:15] you'll never regret working hard for the future you love this isn't just a farewell to high school it's a hello to

[1:00:21] whatever comes next and that part you get to create it yourself thank you

[1:00:26] Woodbury High School and thank you class of 2025 don't let the future hold you back i love you all

[1:00:33] [Applause]

[1:00:57] oopsies got to make sure y'all can hear me you

[1:01:07] know why are we graduating on a Monday

[1:01:15] [Applause]

[1:01:25] 700 p.m we couldn't have chosen a better

[1:01:32] time i've got limited time with this i know you're happy i'm happy so let's

[1:01:37] just get through it grab our diplomas and we can all go back home and act like we miss high school

[1:01:48] my name is Tenzen Dundup i'm a first generation Tibetan American a child of

[1:01:54] immigrants who came here with almost nothing hoping to give me a future they never had

[1:02:01] [Applause]

[1:02:12] and yes I did show up to graduation on time even though I always show up late

[1:02:18] to my AP Bio class well all my classes

[1:02:25] actually it's an honor to be up here mostly because it means I didn't

[1:02:31] fail Mr steel's chemistry class i know some of y'all can

[1:02:40] relate i want to welcome ladies and gentlemen faculty and staff honored

[1:02:46] teachers honored guests regular

[1:02:53] guests and the strangers who are listening to me speak today and

[1:03:04] And most importantly let's give a round of applause to the class of 2025 graduate let's

[1:03:12] [Applause]

[1:03:20] go got to make sure I look good on camera you know

[1:03:25] okay before I start the

[1:03:36] speech I want to start off with a quote okay

[1:03:43] the only limits in life are the ones you set

[1:03:53] yourself as a large language model chat GBT can help with your graduation speech quest

[1:04:05] okay but seriously I want to give a shout out to my parents and my family my best friend

[1:04:13] Miles Odilia my six-hour crew my close friends

[1:04:18] in BSU and my AP BioFam

[1:04:25] see I remember when I was watching Batman for the first time and the way he was fighting and

[1:04:31] using all his cool gadgets i turned to my mom and said "I want to be just like that when I grow

[1:04:38] up." Man you should have seen the way she was looking at me she said "Wake up Tenzen you graduate in three days."

[1:04:54] So maybe I won't be Batman but I will be something we all

[1:05:01] will we don't need capes we've got caps and

[1:05:09] gowns this class the class of 2025 has been one of the most historic moments in

[1:05:15] high school history because the class of 2025 has the largest ever group of

[1:05:20] students graduating make some

[1:05:25] [Applause]

[1:05:31] noise and then every class after that is just going to slowly

[1:05:39] decline the class of 2025 is built

[1:05:45] different let me repeat that the class of 2025 is built different

[1:05:58] we'll have achieved big things but my biggest achievement was learning how to drive because I swear some of y'all

[1:06:06] cannot drive in the senior parking lot i mean who's parked in the senior

[1:06:12] parking lot and then after class they come out and their car has been hit i

[1:06:19] have sorry Mom

[1:06:24] i mean we have stop signs that are optional

[1:06:35] apparently but let me tell you this graduation isn't just about the end

[1:06:41] of something it's about stepping into the

[1:06:46] unknown some of us are going to the military some of us are going to take a gap year or go straight to

[1:06:53] work the point is we're all stepping into something we're not used

[1:06:59] to it's in moments like these I aspire to be successful someone who has persevered through failure someone who

[1:07:06] has worked for their success someone like my mom and my

[1:07:12] dad a famous actor Denzel Washington i'm sure you heard of him he gave a commencement speech at the

[1:07:19] University of Pennsylvania he said "If you don't fail

[1:07:24] you're not even trying." I'll say it again "if you don't fail you're not even trying." And

[1:07:31] there's a great expression to go along with it he said "To get something you never had you have to do something you

[1:07:38] never did." Les Brown's a motivational speaker he made a great analogy with this

[1:07:45] he said "Imagine you're on your deathbed and standing around your bed are the ghosts representing your unfulfilled

[1:07:52] potential the ghosts of the ideas you never acted on the talents you never used and they're standing there looking

[1:07:58] at you angry disappointed and upset they say "We came to you because we thought

[1:08:04] you could have brought us to life and now we have to go to the grave with you."

[1:08:11] So I ask you today not just students but parents as well how many ghosts are going to be

[1:08:18] around your bed when your time

[1:08:23] comes so fall forward fail big try things even if you're scared because

[1:08:30] progress doesn't happen without mistakes let me say that again progress

[1:08:36] does not happen without mistakes

[1:08:43] to a quote that sums it up as a great philosopher and street poet Drake once

[1:08:55] said as the great philosopher and street poet Drake once

[1:09:00] said started from the bottom now we're here

[1:09:11] from not knowing where any of our classes were to sitting here

[1:09:16] graduating i'm grateful to be standing up here but I want you to know

[1:09:22] something i'm not up here because I'm the smartest or the most athletic or the

[1:09:27] most popular i don't have a perfect GPA i damn sure ain't no valid Victorian

[1:09:38] the truth is I'm just like you because behind every cap in this

[1:09:44] room there's a story a quiet battle a moment where someone could have given up but

[1:09:50] didn't some of us lost people we love some of us struggled with things no

[1:09:55] one saw some of us had problems inside our own home and some of us had to grow up

[1:10:02] way too damn fast but despite all of it we made

[1:10:08] it not because it was easy cuz it was not but because we didn't give

[1:10:15] up we chose to believe in something better even on the hard

[1:10:22] days we are not just the future we're living proof that strength

[1:10:29] isn't always loud sometimes sometimes strength is

[1:10:38] silence it's just getting through the day it's choosing to try again

[1:10:46] tomorrow you want proof of our strength let me say this again we're not

[1:10:52] just any class we're the largest graduating class in history with 3.9

[1:10:57] million students walking across stages like this all over the country

[1:11:03] so when we rise up it's not just one of us it's

[1:11:12] [Applause]

[1:11:18] millions so to the class of 2025 go chase those dreams that scare

[1:11:24] you go become who you were always meant to be because you've already proven to this

[1:11:30] world you are more than enough and rise up and show the world

[1:11:36] who we are so from the bottom of my heart thank you for letting me share this moment

[1:11:41] with you to the class of 2025 I appreciate you all tens out

[1:11:50] [Applause]

[1:12:03] and the most important thing if you're a parent or a family

[1:12:09] member of the class of 2025 graduate can you please stand up let's make some noise come on now can

[1:12:16] you please stand up [Applause]

[1:12:38] it's because of them we are here today quite

[1:12:43] literally okay [Applause]

[1:12:58] thank you T for not pontificating on your speech

[1:13:06] of how quite literally our parents were responsible for getting us here

[1:13:13] today and now Neielson has to follow that it is my

[1:13:19] pleasure to present the class of 2025 to Miss Julie Nielsen superintendent of

[1:13:26] schools miss Nielsen these seniors have met the requirements of the state of Minnesota and South Washington County

[1:13:33] School District by the authority vested in me as the principal of Woodbury High School I certify that the members of

[1:13:40] this class of 2025 have completed the necessary requirements and are eligible

[1:13:47] to receive a diploma miss

[1:13:55] Nielson thank you Principal Sorenson Wagner what an exciting Monday at 7

[1:14:02] o'clock to be here celebrating with all of you on behalf of the school board

[1:14:08] district leaders and school staff I could not be more honored to accept the

[1:14:14] graduating class of 2025 students you are here today because

[1:14:20] you have successfully met the requirements from the state of Minnesota and South Washington County schools

[1:14:27] woodbury High School students the diploma you are about to receive today serves as that official notice parents

[1:14:35] and family members we have appreciated your partnership and support thank you

[1:14:41] for being an essential part of these graduates lives to school staff and

[1:14:47] leaders thank you for your dedication and commitment to making a difference for our students we appreciate the great

[1:14:54] work by our entire team graduates the future is yours congratulations and best

[1:15:02] of luck to each of

[1:15:12] you thank you Miss Nielsen at this time our assistant

[1:15:18] principles honor staff and school board members will proceed to grant the class

[1:15:23] of 2025 their diplomas everyone please move into

[1:15:41] place will the first row of Seniors please stand and come forward to receive

[1:15:48] your diplomas

[1:16:58] test amaly Bethkkey

[1:17:04] [Applause] Kayen McCloud

[1:17:11] Henry Decker Oscar Mansera Coronado

[1:17:17] [Applause] Noah Harubi

[1:17:23] Peter Malik Kate

[1:17:29] Bright Shelby Merrick Valentina Ritzo

[1:17:38] Carlos Martinez Tanzen Dundoop

[1:17:44] [Applause] Lzette Martinez

[1:17:52] Eva Abbas Liam Mast

[1:18:00] Ahmed Abdalah Sasha Malinowski

[1:18:10] Muez Abdulkar [Applause] Inaki Matera

[1:18:19] Souad Abdulhadi

[1:18:24] Adrien Morenia Perth Ammani Abokar

[1:18:34] Devin Maxfield

[1:18:39] Stephanie Abroqua [Applause]

[1:18:44] Steven Ba Idil Adam

[1:18:50] [Music] Sarah Masterman

[1:18:57] Gifty Adulo

[1:19:02] Elise McCabe Gabrielle Eini

[1:19:11] Shaunan

[1:19:17] Maguire Lara Alakawi

[1:19:23] Jacob McGregor Brock Alberts

[1:19:30] Will Maguire Christopher Po

[1:19:40] Natalie Mater [Applause] [Music]

[1:19:45] Kobe Carlin [Applause]

[1:19:50] Noel Mueller [Music] Abdulahi Ali

[1:20:00] Leila Mandi [Applause]

[1:20:05] Mammoon Ali Elizabeth

[1:20:13] Mendoza Rian Ali Miles Michaelelsson

[1:20:22] Zarah Ali

[1:20:28] Alex Miller Farah Almadani

[1:20:36] Cecilia Mitchell Justin Alvarez

[1:20:44] Felipe Moreno Fala

[1:20:50] Jada Amachi [Applause] Natalie

[1:20:55] Mua IATI

[1:21:02] Ana Motus Daniel Afar

[1:21:10] Iana Mosisa Kaylee Anderson

[1:21:17] Dylan Moya Zachary

[1:21:23] Anderson Nazrain Mohamad

[1:21:28] Emily Anderson Alicia Matune

[1:21:35] Ryan Andrada Jakob Mumman

[1:21:42] Emily Appalorne Hayden Knoxshine

[1:21:50] Sophie Erenss Kian Ian Nagel

[1:21:57] Armando Aila Tovalin Vikram Nara

[1:22:06] Uduru Au [Applause]

[1:22:11] Malina Nazby Emmanuel Awi

[1:22:20] Patrick Diamana Mason Balthazor

[1:22:29] Carter Nelson Caitlyn Banker

[1:22:36] Jonathan Nelson Leah Barry

[1:22:45] Alexander Nemo Markevian Beasley

[1:22:53] Michael Nicolasen Lucy Benetti

[1:23:02] Finian Norman Noel Bile

[1:23:10] Michael Wyn Madison Blau

[1:23:17] Ruby Win Autumn Boseners

[1:23:26] Zara No Will Botwe

[1:23:31] [Applause] Caroline Novak

[1:23:38] Tashan Boyin Aaron O'Brien

[1:23:46] Isabelle Bravo Grace O'Brien

[1:23:54] Tatum Brigle William O'Brien

[1:24:00] [Music] [Applause] Cameron Brown

[1:24:06] Ammani Oena Mite Bolto

[1:24:13] William Olivesson Nicholas Burroughs

[1:24:20] [Applause] Mariah Olasande

[1:24:25] Ivan Berley Gabriella Olives

[1:24:32] Eva Cabiierro Adam Olsen

[1:24:39] Calvin Calderon Mesa Mio Olsen

[1:24:48] Lucas Callies Cameron Okendo

[1:24:55] Joseph Capistrant Quinton Olsen

[1:25:01] Nina Carrero George O'Reilly

[1:25:08] Landon Castiero Elizabeth Over Street

[1:25:14] Nora Cavalo Riker Pace

[1:25:21] Avery Chandler Anukica Pedleford

[1:25:28] Ayana Chan Conan Justin Paige

[1:25:35] Philip Chase Adriana Park

[1:25:42] Sophie Chen Ethan Parzik

[1:25:48] Ariel Chenult Taylor Pascal

[1:25:55] Finn Chilson Marcus Pereira

[1:26:02] Abigail Chin Liam Peters

[1:26:08] Ping Trey Kayen Peterson

[1:26:15] Alisa Chow Santana Peterson

[1:26:21] Matthew Christopherson Jackie Pipes

[1:26:28] Ryland Chung

[1:26:34] Sean Pilasi Satie Clemens

[1:26:43] Posen Puniwala [Applause] Jonah Coffee

[1:26:51] Maya Potvin Henry Collins

[1:26:57] Elizabeth Powell Payton Collins

[1:27:04] Renia Prescott Isaiah Collins

[1:27:09] [Applause] Belle Presto Holt

[1:27:17] Adriel Kame Adam Pra

[1:27:24] Aiden Natalie Radcliffe

[1:27:31] Kelly Jean Corbin Theo Radkkey

[1:27:38] William Craig Adnan Ray

[1:27:46] EvanRandle Hawan Rasmmanson

[1:27:54] Vincent Chris Max Rascoff

[1:28:01] Jack Crowley Lauren Reed

[1:28:07] Genevie Curtis Matthew Reed

[1:28:14] Gavin Dah Mason Ree

[1:28:21] Lucas Daly Haley Reese Garcia

[1:28:26] [Music] Nazardine Dow

[1:28:35] Zoho Rahan Maya Davenport

[1:28:44] Cammy Rel Diego Dator Del Toro

[1:28:52] Angelo Richardson

[1:28:57] Danica Dar Rose Isabella

[1:29:05] Riviera Dylan Luis Delaz Joanne Rodriguez Rodriguez

[1:29:14] Sophia Delgado Soagal Molly Roar

[1:29:24] Thomas Dietrich Taylor Rooney

[1:29:31] Michael Doe Lauren Rosenthal

[1:29:37] Lily Doring Bile Gabrielle Rosinski

[1:29:45] Cameron Drestler Adam Rosanski

[1:29:53] Alexander Dale Katie Row

[1:30:00] Jaden Dwarte Abigail Runquist

[1:30:07] Maxwell Duffy Brandy Joe Russell

[1:30:14] Dominic Evansteiner Moses Sacker

[1:30:21] Lucy Edund Carmen

[1:30:27] [Music] Scandlin Mera Iikenberry

[1:30:33] Victoria Shaber Paul Ericson

[1:30:41] Aaliyah Schaefer Ethan

[1:30:47] Esperson Kaden Schlottman

[1:30:53] Kate Kate Angelica Espinosa

[1:30:59] John Schmidz Sophia Fehee

[1:31:06] Gabrielle Shonrock Nex Falcon

[1:31:13] Ashley Schumacher Eli Falner

[1:31:20] Lilith Schultz Elijah Fearing

[1:31:28] Kaden Schultz Kurtie Audrey Feduk

[1:31:36] Eric Schweers Owen Ferguson

[1:31:43] Arjun Rajvel Sentel Payton Fel

[1:31:51] Estella Sarahimov Carolina Balagan

[1:31:59] Olivia Cesman Edward Flomo

[1:32:04] [Applause] Margaret Severson Logan Flood

[1:32:13] Shan Vir Singh Clifton Floyd

[1:32:20] Jeffrey Skinner Ethan Francois

[1:32:28] Athena Sun [Applause] Francois

[1:32:36] Emmanuela Sosu Delina Fitui

[1:32:44] Josie Spaith Sophia Franconei

[1:32:52] Maya Spikers Greta Frasier

[1:32:59] Owen Spores Miriam Quentes Rivera

[1:33:07] Neranjana Shirram Evan

[1:33:14] Fuller Derek Stadheim Adriana Garcia

[1:33:23] Haley Stagner Emily Garcia

[1:33:31] Isabella Stiger Shelby Gaskkins

[1:33:39] Amelia Steel Dolak Javagi Javagi

[1:33:48] Sydney Stelton Bipu Gamachu

[1:33:56] Addison Stevens Ella Gamnes

[1:34:05] Mia Stockton Maya Gerber

[1:34:12] Emma Stafle Gian Germano

[1:34:18] Connor Stratton Jack Gestner

[1:34:25] Sophia Strefling Nadia Gforor

[1:34:32] Jet Stro Anukica Gaylord

[1:34:39] Cameron Sullivan Audrey Goyne

[1:34:46] Kaden Summers Garen Gribble

[1:34:53] Wayia Sunn Joshua Ra Griffin

[1:35:01] Eastston Talbot Gustaf Groper

[1:35:08] Adrien Tanberg Aiden Gclaus

[1:35:15] Matthew Tarlton Isabella Gowaldoni

[1:35:22] Stephanie Tarios Sosa Leean Guled

[1:35:30] Samroit Tekka Salah Ghan

[1:35:38] Charlotte Tao Nicholas Gustiffson

[1:35:46] Alina Tao Alyssa Haggnes

[1:35:54] Malachi Tao Nathaniel Haley

[1:36:02] Mike Tao Aaliyah Hail

[1:36:08] Ellie Thompson Ava Hamburgren

[1:36:16] Nathaniel Teste

[1:36:22] Will Hansen Dino Token

[1:36:29] Matteo Hargus Melissa Token

[1:36:36] Fiona Harris Jocelyn Towel

[1:36:44] Tol Rael Hashel

[1:36:50] Darren Tran Aisha Hassan

[1:36:58] Aiden Sa Ryan Hastings

[1:37:06] Elizabeth Dwight William Hogan

[1:37:13] Nathan Van Burkham Alina Havuk

[1:37:21] Idea Vang Audrey Healey

[1:37:29] Mila Vang Kyle Hedges

[1:37:36] Owen Vang Haley Hedrington

[1:37:43] Paxton Vang Peter Hennon

[1:37:51] Shaina Ina Vang Samuel Henning

[1:37:58] Sarah Vasi Max Henry

[1:38:05] Jack Vasterling Gona Herr

[1:38:13] Noah Velasquez Grace her

[1:38:21] Santiago Vgara Evan Herman

[1:38:29] Julia Verhast Matthew Hernandez

[1:38:37] Nathan Vic Phillip Hugh

[1:38:44] Eva Vill Daniel Hinton

[1:38:51] Robert Vocac Sophia Hoa

[1:38:58] Stella Vulp Hannah Holt

[1:39:05] Charlotte Vassan Avery Horichek

[1:39:12] Kenneth Vu Megan Howland

[1:39:19] Joanna Vu Owen Huffer

[1:39:26] Charles Weslink Delaney Hmel

[1:39:34] Christopher Washen Matthew Hun

[1:39:41] Hannah Walls Aaron Hunt

[1:39:48] Clara Watson Autumn Hustings

[1:39:55] Briana Waters Stephanie Ekumola

[1:40:03] Raymond Webb David Esau

[1:40:11] Tavon White Macy Iverson

[1:40:18] Sophia Whitney Yazid Jabber

[1:40:28] [Applause] Grace Winter

[1:40:34] Tyler Jackson Brooke Winters

[1:40:42] Jean Jung Lydia Ia Wilson

[1:40:48] Kora Johnson Parker Williamson

[1:40:55] Min Ca Catherine Wise

[1:41:02] Mina Kilka [Applause]

[1:41:07] Ella Woodward Bitser

[1:41:13] Connor Carris Sack John Worth

[1:41:21] Sahil Khan Breen Warwa

[1:41:29] Zad Kid Noah Wright

[1:41:37] Muhamad Khan Michelle Woo

[1:41:43] Herbert King [Applause]

[1:41:49] Vivy Sha Alexander Kirkoff

[1:41:56] Unadi Shang Elliot Keel

[1:42:04] Stella Shang Dominic Cop

[1:42:12] Andrew Yang Lane Kleinheind

[1:42:19] Brian Yang Brooklyn Ky

[1:42:28] George Yang Olivia Craft

[1:42:35] Evan Yang Natalia Keenan

[1:42:43] Penelope Yang

[1:42:48] Lee Kadier

[1:42:53] Phaye Yang Grace Qua

[1:43:01] Betana Yared

[1:43:09] Nathaniel Pringle Kevin Yedli

[1:43:16] Ian Crayons Amaya Euan

[1:43:25] Jack Lambert Sarah Yousef

[1:43:31] [Music] Tyler Lamont

[1:43:36] Kayla Zacharias

[1:43:42] Nathan Larson Lily Zamarano

[1:43:49] Noah Larson Isabella Zebro

[1:43:58] Catherine Lavel Paul Z8

[1:44:05] Jocelyn Lee Olivia Zean

[1:44:12] Sia Ming Lee Ryan Zimmerman

[1:44:19] Jack Lee Myra Zuper

[1:44:26] Justice Limrich Angie

[1:44:34] Lou Bennett

[1:44:40] Leander Haley

[1:44:45] Lynn Lillian

[1:44:51] Link Bradley [Applause]

[1:44:57] Little Danielle

[1:45:02] Lightner Adriana Lawler [Applause]

[1:45:10] Aiden [Applause] Lowry Thomas Loopertz

[1:45:19] [Applause]

[1:46:00] [Music] graduates at this time please move your tassels from the right side of your hat

[1:46:08] to the left side signifying your status as a

[1:46:23] graduate the royal rouser will be played as the final activity of this

[1:46:28] commencement ceremony students please listen to it this time as a graduate at

[1:46:35] its conclusion that special moment will come when students toss their caps to the wind and begin their new adventure

[1:46:43] parents you may want to get your cameras ready students please

[1:46:50] stand mr farweather the Royal Rouser

[1:47:03] [Music]

[1:47:08] [Music]

[1:47:26] w O R

[1:47:35] [Applause] [Music] [Applause]

[1:47:44] This concludes today's ceremony congratulations class of 2025

[1:47:51] [Applause]

[1:48:09] [Applause]

[1:48:14] [Music]

[1:48:19] heat heat

[1:48:26] [Music]

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[1:49:05] [Music]

[1:49:16] good job [Music]