WHS grads ready for what's next
"The future is not something we enter; the future is something we create," he said. "This evening Viagra Pills Sydney serves as a ceremonial passing into the next journey of our lives, whether it be going off to college, the armed Kamagra Jelly Au forces, the work force or whatever else you may desire to do with your life. "I know this class can do great things if we just capitalize on our opportunities to forge the path to greatness properly."
In her speech to the graduating class, Salutatorian Kaitlyn Fulks said her classmates can be anything that they dream.
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At a glance
Williamstown High School Class of 2014:
Valedictorian Ryder L. Deem.
Salutatorians Kaitlyn N. Fulks, Matthew R. Zlatkind.
""We all want to contribute something amazing to the world," she said. "But it will take dedication, determination, self discipline and a whole lot of effort to achieve that."
Graduate Emily Dunn said she is both excited and anxious to move on from high school. For her, the next step will be attending nursing school.
"I'm going to WVU P and it's nerve Viagra Sydney Pharmacy wracking," she said.
Likewise, graduate Kristen Dietz said she's also going to nursing school.
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Classmate Aaron Leo said there's nothing to be nervous about.
"I'm not nervous; I'm excited," he said. "This is the next step."
Principal Pat Peters said the graduates have done great things at the school.
"Someone once told me that the life you live is a legacy you leave for tomorrow," Peters said. "You at Williamstown High School are leaving quite the legacy and you definitely have left your mark."
He went on to give three simple pieces of advice.
"If you do not go after what you want, you'll never have it," he said. "If you do not ask, the answer will always be no. And if you do not step forward, you'll always be in the same place. I'd like to tell you all to remember, if Plan A doesn't work, there are 25 other letters in the alphabet."
Peters said no matter what the future holds, the graduates will never be alone; they'll always have the backing of the community.
"No matter where you go or what you become, you'll always be a Yellowjacket and yellowjackets travel in swarms," he said.
Mark Knight, 46, said he had mixed feelings about his daughter, Shannon, graduating.
"I'm happy, relieved, but it's bittersweet," he said. "I'm just glad it's over, now onto the next."
Shannon Cheap Viagra Perth said she's ready for the next phase of her life.
"I'm going to WVU P to get a nursing degree and I'm super excited," she said. "I feel like since I made it through high school, I can make it through anything."
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