Good afternoon and welcome. My name is Justin Moscoto and I am the Vice President of the Class of 2011. At this time would you please rise for the presentation of the colors, the national anthem sung by Sandy Medina, member of the Class of 2011, and the Pledge of Allegiance to be given by Cadet Command Sergeant Major Vazquez. Please remain standing for the invocation.  Please remove your hats. Would you join me in reciting the Pledge of Allegiance and the Texas Pledge? 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. Honor the Texas flag, I pledge allegiance to the Texas, one state, under God, one and indivisible. Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. Would you please bow your heads? Dear Lord, please bless these graduates as they go into the world to make it a better place. While they pursue their dreams, gently guide them, lead them, show them your way to success and happiness through service to others while they maximize their own potential. Fill them with joy when they reach their goals, strengthen them as they deal with life's obstacles, and show them that every challenge is a path to further development. Give them the intelligence to make a plan for their future. Give them the patience and persistence to pursue their ambitions. Most of all, give them caring hearts to look for ways to help the people they meet on their life's journey. Encourage them and lift them up now as they spread their wings into a clear sky of limitless opportunity. Let each and every graduate here be wrapped in the warmth of your love and let your wisdom show them the way to make the most of their lives. In Jesus' name we pray, amen. Please be seated. Mona Lopez is a 25-year educator and first female president of the Luther Burbank High School. A graduate of Highlands High School, she is a product of San Antonio Independent School District. She has been a teacher, an assistant principal, an associate principal, and a middle school principal. She is known for her can-do attitude and ability to build teams. This year, she received the President's Award by the SEISD Council of PTAs as a change agent for schools. She earned her bachelor's and master's degrees from St. Mary's University in San Antonio, where she is currently in a junk professor. She is pursuing a doctorate in education leadership at the University of Texas at San Antonio. It is with utmost respect and privilege that I am given the opportunity to introduce the principal of Burbank High School, Ms. Mona Lopez. Welcome members of the Board of Education, parents, distinguished guests, fellow administrators, teachers, friends, and most especially members of this graduating class. On behalf of the Board of Education, Superintendent, Administration, Staff, and Faculty of Burbank High School, we welcome you to our 2011 commencement exercises. This is the 71st commencement of Burbank High School. We are honored tonight to have members of the Board of Education with us. Board members give freely of their time and their presence here tonight is indicative of their interest in our school. Mr. James Howard, President, District 2. Mr. Howard was elected to the Board in May 1998, re-elected in 2002, 2006, and 2011. He is an employee relations specialist for the Texas American Federation of Teachers and a member of the Board of Directors for the Texas Association of School Boards. He is a product of S-A-I-S-D and an alumnus of Prairie View A&M University where he majored in music education. He has two children, both S-A-I-S-D graduates. Mr. Howard was elected president of the Board by his peers in May 2008, serving as the first African-American chairman in the history of S-A-I-S-D. His current term expires in 2015. Mr. James Howard. Mr. Carlos Villarreal, Vice President, District 3. Mr. Villarreal was elected to the Board in May 2004 and re-elected in 2009. He is a graduate of Fox Tech High School and a member of the Board of Directors for the Texas Association of School Boards. Mr. Villarreal is a retired S-A-I-S-D employee. He has three children, two step children, and six grandchildren. His current term expires in 2013. Mr. Carlos Villarreal. Ms. Adela Segovia, Secretary, District 4. Ms. Segovia was elected to the Board in May 2009. She is a graduate of Fox Tech High School and earned a bachelor's degree in social work from Our Lady of the Lake University. She has served as a volunteer-certified surrogate parent, S-A-I-S-D parent advisory council member, president of S-A-I-S-D Council of PTAs, Area 7 Texas PTA vice president, and other levels of PTA. Ms. Segovia holds the Texas Parents Teachers Association Extended Lifetime Award and the National Lifetime Award. She also volunteers her time as an active member of St. Agnes Catholic Church. Ms. Segovia has three sons who attend S-A-I-S-D schools. Her current term expires in 2013. Ms. Adela Segovia. Ms. Patty Radle, Member, District 5. Ms. Radle was elected to the San Antonio Independent School District Board of Trustees in May 2011. She is a graduate of Marquette University with a major in theology. She obtained her teacher and bilingual certification and a second major in English from Our Lady of the Lake University. She taught elementary and S-A-I-S-D for 12 years and taught high school and middle school in other districts. She served on the San Antonio City Council from 2003 to 2007. Ms. Radle also served with her husband as a volunteer director of the inner city development since 1972. Her current term expires in 2015. Ms. Patty Radle. Representing the administrative staff of the San Antonio Independent School District is Dr. Robert Duran, Superintendent. Dr. Robert Duran is a 30-year educator who is a 17th superintendent of San Antonio's most historic school system. Dr. Duran earned his doctorate from Baylor University and his master's and bachelor's degrees from East Texas State University, now Texas A&M University Commerce. He is married to Jody Duran, who is also a career educator. He has two children, Julian and Lauren, Dr. Robert Duran. Also joining us on stage tonight is Deputy Superintendent for Teaching and Learning, Ms. Betty Burks, Senior Executive Director for Curriculum and Instruction, Mr. Jose Moreno, Executive Director for High School Leadership, Dr. Carol Saxanian, Ms. Carmen Vasquez-Gonzalez, Executive Director for Governmental and Community Relations. And tonight we are honored to have a special guest with us on stage. He is San Antonio City Councilman, David Medina, who represents the Burbank Neighborhood District 5. We are honored tonight to have the principals of the two middle schools and five elementary schools that feed into Burbank. Representing Harris Middle School, Principal Lordes Correa, if you would stand and be recognized. From Lowell Middle School, Principal Monica Garcia. From Brisco Elementary School, Principal Lenore Cantu. Representing Collins Garden Elementary School Assistant Principal Donna Casso. From Grabner Elementary School, Principal Cynthia de la Garza. From Hillcrest Elementary School, Principal Krista Kareno. From Kelly Elementary School, Principal Deborah Guardia. And next I am proud to introduce the remaining senior class officers on stage, President of the senior class, Daniela Hernandez. President Alma Guihon, Treasurer Andrea Ariano, and Historian Leroy Garcia. Because of the leadership and talent of this senior class, Burbank High School has had many successes this past year that have brought honors and recognition throughout the city and state. As such, we are assured that Burbank still stands as the pride of the South Side. We can be proud that for the fifth consecutive year, Burbank is listed as one of the nation's top high schools. And tonight, in Washington, D.C., there is a team of Burbank students representing the state of Texas at the National History Fair. This year, as in the past, our academic decathlon team advanced to state competition. And their coach, Mr. Brian Warren, was selected as the Texas Coach of the Year. I am proud to announce that the graduating class consists of 330 students and has earned $9,827 in scholarships. These scholarships were awarded to them on the basis of academic achievement, school performance, community involvement, and personal accomplishments. This total does not include grants or loans given to them by universities, colleges, and government agencies. Our co-curricular programs brought so much pride to Burbank this year. For the second year in a row, our JROTC earned Honor Unit of Distinction Gold Star. Our athletic program advanced to the playoffs in volleyball, girls' basketball, boys' basketball, softball, tennis, and cross-country. And don't forget, we're the reigning district champs in girls' soccer, baseball, and golf. These noteworthy achievements could not have been possible without a strong partnership that exists between the school, our parents, and community. As an educator and parent, I want to recognize our Burbank parents for the strong foundation, sense of respect, and value of education that they have created in their home. Would all the parents and guardians of tonight's graduates please stand and be recognized? To the faculty and staff of Burbank High School, I would like to thank you for all your efforts on behalf of our seniors. Your dedication is a matter of record. Would all of the faculty of Burbank High School please stand to be recognized? School recognition goes to the senior class sponsors, Ms. Jessica Hernandez and Ms. Addiseli Waddle, who have planned and coordinated the activities for the class of 2011. We wish to thank them and our graduation coordinator, Dr. Lydia Bartlett, for their many dedicated hours. In addition to the instructional staff, we have a group of people who work behind the scenes to ensure that credits are met, placements are correct, and emotions are validated. That is our counseling and administrative staff. And finally, very special recognition goes to the two individuals who have kept you in class, kept you in dress code, and most importantly kept you in their hearts. Your senior counselor and senior administrator, Ms. Lucy Fieros and Ms. Jennifer Rivera. Burbank High School is a proud participant in the San Antonio Educational Partnership Program. We would like to say thank you to Mr. Kenneth Bettis, the San Antonio Education Partnership Advisor who assisted the seniors with scholarships offered by the partnership. Would all of the students who are receiving the San Antonio Education Partnership Scholarship please stand and be recognized? This evening, we are honoring our Texas Scholars. The Texas Scholars Program recognizes students who have earned the recommended diploma. Prior to our graduation ceremony, they were presented with the Texas Scholars Medallion. Would all the students who were presented with the Texas Scholars Medallion and have earned the recommended diploma please stand? This year's graduation marks the 12th graduating class of the IB international baccalaureate magnet program at Burbank under the leadership of magnet coordinator Ms. Candace Michael. These students are wearing teal stoles signifying their commitment to advance studies. Our IB students represent the entire district and county as they have come from neighboring districts and have chosen Burbank as their home campus. Tonight we also celebrate the 11th graduating class of the AVID program at Burbank High School. These students are wearing navy blue stoles and AVID medallions. Members of the National Technical Honor Society are wearing white stoles and members of the National Honor Society are wearing blue stoles. The top 10 students are seated in the front row and at this time I would like to recognize the top 10 graduates individually. Ranked number 10 with a 97.1 average is Daniela Hernandez. Ranked number 9 with a 97.4 average is Candace Medina. Ranked number 8 with a 97.6 average is Matthew Calvio. Ranked number 7 with a 98.0 average is Jesse Rodriguez. Ranked number 6 with a 98.32 average is Cassandra Ramon. Ranked number 5 with a 98.3 average is Samantha Navarro. Ranked number 4 with a 99.4 average is Eduardo Guerrero. Ranked number 3 with a 99.8 average is Jacob Calvio. At this time our special guest Dr. Robert Durón, superintendent of the San Antonio Independent School District will assist in recognizing our salutatorian of the graduating class, Ms. Jennifer Galaviz. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. George Galaviz. Would the parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Galaviz, please stand and be recognized? Our valedictorian is Myra Almeida Trejo and tonight she is in Washington, D.C. Representing Burbank at the National History Fair, her parents are here, they are seated in the front, they are Mr. and Mrs. Olse Almeida, if they can please stand and be recognized. At this time it is my pleasure to introduce the president of the senior class, Ms. Daniela Hernandez. Thank you, Ms. Lopez. Class of 2011, senior year is all about moments. Moments such as being awarded the infamous spirit stick for being the loudest, most spirited class at the football pep rallies, important moments like the search for the perfect college, finally having the ability to purchase prom tickets, and to experience this moment, graduation. However, as we sit here in front of our families and friends dressed in identical graduation robes and with a perfectly planned future ahead of us, a moment of surrealism begins to sink in. It was moments ago we all walked into the front doors of Burbank for one last school year. As seniors, looking forward to being with our friends, it was moments ago we were all united as one voice, cheering on our football team during homecoming. Moments ago when we were all sleep deprived and drenched in blood, sweat, and tears over the college application process, it was just moments ago we survived our last nine weeks grading period. Although senior year passed us by in the blink of an eye, it was full of some of the most special moments of our lives. We all produced the best students in San Antonio, and you my fellow seniors are proof of it. No matter what clubs, organizations, or academic programs we belong to, at the end of the school day we were all bulldogs. We all shared that love for Luthor who stood proudly in the bulldog foyer. We all loved hugging and waving at our friends who met us by our lockers each passing period, and we all simply felt at home whenever we were on campus. Although the familiar routine of school will be missed, our future lies ahead of us. This anticipated moment is finally here. We stand on the precipice of life, ready to take the leap of faith and jump headlong into the waters of adulthood, ready to swim by ourselves. When we feel ourselves start to sink, we can rest assured knowing our fellow bulldogs will always be there for us, loyally awaiting. I have the honor of representing the Luthor Burbank High School graduating class of 2011. I take this moment to deeply thank each and every one of you for that opportunity. I conclude my speech with the saying that we've heard repeatedly since freshman year. Now permanently etched into our hearts. Once a bulldog, always a bulldog. We're orange and white forever. And now I am pleased to introduce to you our salutatorian, Jennifer Galavies. Class of 2011, although this part of our lives is about to be over, it all started in elementary school. The commencing of our educational chapter arrived for some in Pre-K and others in kindergarten. Some of us even cried as we were exposed to a new environment, while others didn't shed a tear. No matter the fact, this is where we learned the fundamentals of our educational experience. Middle school is where we found ourselves and diverged with different traits we came to possess. But still, there was a lot to learn. High school arrived rapidly. It was where we formed bonds that connected us to others. Education no matter what grade level has nurtured and raised us to be the future leaders in our society. Every teacher facilitated our learning experience and brought out passions in us we didn't dream existed. These educators influenced and impacted us in so many ways. Their salary was not of importance as much as the significance of enriching our lives. Education not only from Burbank, but from the elementary and middle schools we attended laid a strong foundation in all of you that sit here before me. Graduates, as generations before us have done their part, the torch has been passed and the task has been given for us to illuminate our future. We will each follow a different path and be the authors of our own story. Time has turned the pages of this chapter in our lives and it has come to a close. Although we knew this day would come, it's not the end of our journey as there are still many blank pages in our book waiting to be filled. So go forth and begin a new chapter. Congratulations, Class of 2011. Thank you, Jennifer. This evening our valedictorian, Myra Balmier de Terejo, is representing Burbank High School in Washington D.C. at the National History Fair. Her speech was recorded prior to this ceremony to be played at this time. Hello everyone. I'm sorry I cannot be there with you today, but it is a great honor to be able to share my speech with all of you on this momentous occasion. Although we all knew our time in high school would come to an end, it is difficult to realize that this time is now. We are about to go through a great transition from adolescence to adulthood, beginning to open our eyes to the real world. It is both nerve-wracking and exciting, and it is hard not to feel a little nostalgic. High school was such a significant time in our lives, where we forged our character and became the people we are today. So honor all we have gone through. I thought it might be interesting if I wrote a poem. I did my best to reflect the high school experience, and I hope you will enjoy it. Hello Burbank Class of 2011. It seems like just yesterday we were only seven. But before we knew it, time quickly flew, and we were starting our first day of high school. Small little freshmen nervous and scared. For such a big change, we were hardly prepared. But we made some new friends and knew we could survive another year in this crazy behind. We became more involved in activities and clubs, discovering new talents, passions, and loves. As juniors, the reality began to sink in. We needed to work hard and fight to win. To have a successful future someday, we had to pass our tests and classes come what may. Then senior year was finally here. In the blink of an eye, the end was drawing near. As we get ready to take the next step, let us reflect upon the obstacles we've left. We've all faced challenges both small and large. But we confronted them head on and learned to take charge. People have entered and gone from our lives. We've gone through many moments of joy and strife. The laughter we share and tears we've shed are the precious memories of the lives we've left. With an old phase of our lives, we must part. But what seems like the end is only the start. We must thank God and our family and friends as this helped us make it through from beginning to the end. To the principals, teachers, counselors, administrators, and staff, thank you on our behalf. I would also like to thank all of you for your time and attention. And there is one last thing I would like to mention. That no matter what you hope to achieve, you can do anything if you just believe. Thank you. Thank you, Myra. And we hope wherever you are in Washington, you're representing us well. Seniors, I challenge you to dream big and hold the highest vision possible for your life. I am glad that our journey brought us together. And wherever your journey takes you, keep that bulldog pride. And don't forget where you came from because I will never forget you. And remember that when I say Luther, you say Luther, Luther. When I say bulldog, you say pride. Bulldog, bulldog. When I say seniors, you say ready. Seniors, seniors, seniors. Congratulations, seniors. Miss Adela Segovia, if you can please come to the podium. At this time, with the class of 2011, please stand. Miss Segovia, as principal of Luther Burbank High School, I affirm that those students receiving diplomas tonight have met all the standards set by the Texas Education Agency and the San Antonio Independent School District and are eligible to receive a diploma. Graduates, please be seated. Good evening, everyone. Oh, good afternoon, I should say. Parents, grandparents, guardians, and family, friends. I want to welcome you to the 2011 commencement ceremony for the Luther Burbank High School class of 2011. Councilman Medina, Dr. Daron, Miss Betty Burks, Dr. Saxanian, administrators, and faculty. Today is a celebration of a milestone accomplishments in the lives of these graduates before us. First of all, I dearly would like to extend my gratitude to our parents that our valedictorian is not here today with us, but I would like to extend a special congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Jose Delia Almada, parents of Maya Almada Trejo, your 2011 valedictorian for giving up a special day, not only to her parents, but to see their child cross the stage is one of her milestones that she's given up today to represent Burbank High School in Washington, D.C., in the National History Fair after reaching an advancement to this prestige fair. I hope Myra and Mr. and Mrs. Almada, please take this message back to her. She is not seeing us through Camweb that we love her and we wanna thank her for representing Burbank High School and your class 2011. Before we begin, I want all my senior class students to please stand. I would like for each and every one of you to turn around and face the audience and scream and holler and send the love to those that are out there that have been your support all this time. All right, all right guys, let's turn it back around. At the same token, I'm going to reiterate and have our parents, grandparents, guardians, aunts, uncles, or anyone that has made a significant impact in any of these seniors that are standing before us, please rise and give them a round of applause for their hard earned education. Thank you. Class of 2011, please be seated. I wanna start today and begin with this quote. There is no limit on what the heart can love, the mind can imagine, or the human being can achieve. This quote begins with there is no limit on what the heart can love. Love is a desire that one carries internally. It is the meaning that becomes deeper and deeper and it sparks thoughts more and more. You will recall when you first started school 13 years ago when mom, dad, grandma, aunts, uncles went and left you in the door of your kindergarten class. Some of you probably cried, hugged onto your parents' leg with a wrap that was, that they had to literally peel you off. Yeah, that was love that you felt with sensation of fear, anxiety, happiness, and the unexpected rush through that little body. There was something very significant and important about that day, the beginning of your new school and life. So all of that anticipated enthusiasm and nervousness ready to discover the unknown, experience was the new face of your life. Love will continue to carry on as you embark your future. You again will feel the love to want to learn bigger and better things in life. Love will guide you and continue to motivate you because you can achieve anything with determination and ambition and the drive to succeed. Love also fails, but there are no mistakes in life to know that mistakes do not define you. They mold you. I urge you, the class of 2011, have the courage to stand for what you love. Believe in and never give in because love is internally and no one can control that but you. The second part of this quote is, mine can imagine. I ask you to just close your eyes for just a moment and think about that first day that rushed past the 13 years of your life. Imagine all the obstacles, the trials and tribulations and that many of you have faced. Some of you can't imagine 13 years have gone by, can you? Today not only marks the end of your high school career but the start of your new life. Through the past 13 years, and you have experienced when a national calls onto war, you all have faced poverty, you all have faced national disasters, and our economic crisis. You are the generation that will keep up and accept the challenges you are faced with the future. Imagine now as you leave this evening pursuing an ambition and becoming doctors, teachers, entering the workforce, joining the military, or whatever your imagination will take you. You need to aim to become productive citizens in our society that will make a difference in the world. The third part of this quote is, human beings can achieve. Class of 2011, I want you to achieve your goals that you love, imagine, and you will achieve. I will continue to pray for all my children that is you to achieve the almost dream. Set goals that you want to achieve. If for some reason you fail in one thing, get up. Do another, do not stop. Chasing your dreams, because failure is the key to success. It only motivates you to love, imagine, and achieve for bigger and better things. I personally chase my dream after 20 years of being out of high school. But I never stop loving, imagining, and achieving. I will continue to set goals for myself, and I know that you will do the same. Senior class of 2011, I wish you all the best. Keep loving, imagining, and achieving your dreams. At this time, Dr. Deron, President Howard, I would like to ask for a personal privilege. I myself have a niece that is graduating from this class. Andrea, would you please stand? My brother-in-law Ray, I don't know where you're at. My sister, I don't know. Wherever y'all at, please stand. And Andrea, your mom, I don't know where they're at. But wherever y'all are at, I want to thank you for allowing Burbank High School to continue to educate your daughter. And I thank you for supporting her through her trials and tribulations. I want to bless y'all as well as you, Andrea, and wish you the best of luck from now and forever. Thank you, sweetheart. Thank you, Dr. Deron. By the authority vested in me as the member of the SISD Board of Trustees, I hereby accept and the recommendation, the faculty and the administration of Burbank High School and declare the assembled candidates qualified for the certificate or diploma that they are about to present. Would you please rise? On behalf of the Board of Education, I would like to extend my personal congratulations to each member of the Burbank High School class of 2011 and you and wish you continued success. Thank you, ma'am. At this time, members of the Board of Education will make their presentation to the class of 2011. Graduates, please come forward. Board member, Ms. Adela Segovia, will present the diplomas to the first set of graduates. Mayra Almeda Trejo. Since Mayra is in Washington, D.C., her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jose Almeda, will receive Mayra's diploma on her behalf. Congratulations to Mayra upon receiving the Texas Higher Education Top 10% Scholarship, University of Notre Dame Scholarship, University of Notre Dame Provost Scholarship. Mayra plans to attend the University of Notre Dame. Jennifer Galavice. Congratulations to Jennifer upon receiving the San Antonio Junior Forum Presidential Scholarship, the Texas IB Diploma Scholarship, the Waste Management Scholarship, Williams College Williams Scholarship. Jennifer plans to attend Williams College. Jacob Galvillo. Jacob plans to attend St. Mary's University. Edgardo Guerrero. Congratulations to Edgardo upon receiving the Community Connection Scholarship, the University of the Incarnate Word Dean Scholarship. Edgardo plans to attend the University of the Incarnate Word. Samantha Socorro Navarro. Congratulations to Samantha upon receiving the Texas Higher Education Top 10% Scholarship, the University of Texas at Austin, Terry Foundation Scholarship. Samantha plans to attend the University of Texas at Austin. Cassandra Ramon Flores. Congratulations to Cassandra upon receiving the Cornell University Award. Cassandra plans to attend Cornell University. Jesse Rodriguez. Congratulations to Jesse upon receiving the University of Mary Harden-Baler Honor Scholarship. Jesse plans to attend the University of Mary Harden-Baler. Matthew Galvillo. Congratulations to Matthew upon receiving the Our Lady of the Lake University Trustee Scholarship. Matthew plans to attend Our Lady of the Lake. Candice Medina. Congratulations to Candice upon receiving the Philadelphia University Faculty Scholarship. Candice plans to attend Philadelphia University. Angel Aguilera. Angel plans to attend San Antonio College. Daisy Alcorta. Daisy plans to attend San Antonio College. Raymond... Denise... Denise Alcorta. Denise plans to attend San Antonio College. Raymond Alejandro II. Raymond plans to attend Palo Alto College. Samantha Lee Alonso. Samantha plans to attend the University of Houston, Victoria. Omar Alvarado. Omar plans to attend St. Phillips College. Jacqueline Amador. Jacqueline plans to attend Palo Alto College. John Andrade. John plans to attend Palo Alto College. Christopher Arce Jr. Marta Araniva. Martha will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Zachary Arciniega Alba. Zachary plans to attend St. Mary's University. Andrea Cristina Arguello. Congratulations to Andrea upon receiving the Heat Scholarship, the San Antonio Restaurant Association Scholarship. Andrea plans to attend the Culinary Institute of America at San Antonio. Miguel Arevalo. Miguel plans to attend San Antonio College. Valerie Arriaga. Congratulations to Valerie upon receiving the University of the Incarnate Word Achievement Award. Valerie plans to attend Concordia University. Go, get off. Carol. Carol Aoyon. Carol plans to attend San Antonio College. Muñequita Barrera. Muñequita plans to attend San Antonio College. Aidee Barrientos. Aidee plans to attend Palo Alto College. Sofia Bobadilla. Erika Becerra. Congratulations to Erika upon receiving the University of Texas at San Antonio Roadrunners Scholarship. Erika plans to attend the University of Texas at Austin. David Benavides III. David will attend, will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Alfredo Betancourt. Alfredo will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Sofia Tracy Borrell. Tracy plans to attend Palo Alto College. Marlon Bustos. Marlon plans to attend Palo Alto College. Paul Caballero. Paul plans to attend Palo Alto College. Kimberly Calandres. Kimberly plans to attend Palo Alto College. Daniel Camacho. Danielle plans to attend San Antonio College. Eric Camacho. Eric plans to attend San Antonio College. Miguel Canizales. Miguel plans to attend the University of Houston, Victoria. Tiffany Carrasco. Tiffany plans to attend Palo Alto College. Alexander B. Casanova. Congratulations to Alexander for receiving the St. Mary's University Bordeaux Scholarship. Alexander plans to attend St. Mary's University. Sarah Casillas. Sarah will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Yesenia Castañeda. Congratulations to Yesenia upon receiving the C.H. Gunther Scholarship, the Ronald McDonald House Charity Scholarship, the St. Mary's University President Scholarship. Yesenia plans to attend St. Mary's University. Barbara Castellanos. Barbara plans to attend Palo Alto College. Daritza Michelle Castillo. Congratulations to Daritza upon receiving the Our Lady of the Lake University Provost Scholarship, the Sam Walton Community Scholarship, the Texas Higher Education Top 10% Scholarship. Daritza plans to attend Our Lady of the Lake University. Jesús Castro. Jesús plans to attend St. Phillips College. Kimberly Castro. Kimberly plans to attend Palo Alto College. Yesenia M. Castro. Congratulations to Yesenia upon receiving the Our Lady of the Lake University College Connexion Scholarship, Our Lady of the Lake University Heritage Scholarship. Yesenia plans to attend Our Lady of the Lake University. Christopher Ray Cazares. Congratulations to Christopher upon receiving the University of Texas at San Antonio Roadrunners Scholarship, the University of Texas at San Antonio Schwartz-Stroembrick Scholarship. Christopher plans to attend the University of Texas at San Antonio. Chastina Cedillo. Congratulations to Christina upon receiving the Our Lady of the Lake University Provost Scholarship. Chastina plans to attend Our Lady of the Lake University. Darian Cervantes. Darian plans to attend Palo Alto College. Genevieve Chavez. Genevieve will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Ruben Cisneros. Ruben will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Matthew Coronado. Matthew will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Alejandra Cortez. Congratulations to Alejandra upon receiving the Dell Scholarship, the Douglas Carter Leadership Scholarship, the University of Texas at San Antonio Roadrunners Scholarship. Alejandra plans to attend the University of Texas at San Antonio. Nina Cortez. Nina plans to attend San Antonio College. Manuel Cruz. Manuel plans to attend Our Lady of the Lake University. Priscilla Cruz. Priscilla plans to attend Palo Alto College. Thank you, Ms. Egovia. The next set of diplomas will be presented by board president, Mr. James Howard. Maria F. Davila. Maria will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Trevor Davis. Trevor plans to attend Palo Alto College. Alfred Allen de la Cerda. Congratulations to Alfred upon receiving the Texas A&M University College Station Community Connection Scholarship, the Texas A&M University College Station President's Achievement Scholarship, the Texas A&M University College Station Regent Scholarship. Alfred plans to attend Texas A&M University College Station. Jonathan Delgado. Jonathan plans to attend San Antonio College. Anaí Villas. Congratulations to Anaí upon receiving the Apple Scholarship. Anaí plans to attend San Antonio College. Derek Villas. Derek plans to attend Palo Alto College. Jessica Dominguez. Jessica plans to attend San Antonio College. Sierra Drew. Sierra plans to attend the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. David Duque. David will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Tabitha Elias. Tabitha plans to attend the University of Houston, Victoria. Martin Escatel. Martin will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Jose Espinosa. Jose will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Nicole Estrada. Nicole plans to attend San Antonio College. Vanessa Estrada. Vanessa plans to attend Palo Alto College. Maria Daniela Ferreira. Congratulations to Maria Daniela upon receiving the University of Texas at San Antonio Roadrunner Scholarship. Maria plans to attend the University of Texas at San Antonio. Sergio Ferrell. Congratulations to Sergio upon receiving the Texas Higher Education Top 10 Scholarship. The Texas A&M University College Station Challenge Scholarship. The Texas A&M University College Station Regents Scholarship. Sergio plans to attend Texas A&M University College Station. Edith Flores. Edith plans to attend St. Philip's College. Lizeth Flores. Congratulations to Lizeth upon receiving her cosmetology license. Lizeth plans to attend St. Philip's College. Omar Flores. Omar will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Desiree Fonseca. Desiree will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Samantha Fonseca. Samantha has enlisted in the United States Air Force. Felicia Fuentes. Felicia plans to attend St. Philip's College. Jesse Galvan. Jesse will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Giselle Gamboa. Giselle will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Dulce Maria Castro. Dulce plans to attend Palo Alto College. Diego Alberto Ramon Garcia. Diego Alberto plans to attend Palo Alto College. Benjamin Garcia. Congratulations to Benjamin upon receiving the St. Edward's University Edwardian Award, the St. Edward's University President Scholarship. Benjamin plans to attend St. Edward's University. Dulce Garcia. Dulce plans to attend Palo Alto College. Edward Garcia. Edward plans to attend Palo Alto College. Jesus Garcia. Jesus plans to attend San Antonio College. Jonathan Garcia. Jonathan plans to attend Palo Alto College. Julian Garcia. Julian plans to attend Sol Ross State University. Leroy Garcia. Leroy plans to attend Palo Alto College. Sandra Luz Garcia. Sandra plans to attend Palo Alto College. Elvia Garduño. Congratulations to Elvia upon receiving the Our Lady of the Lake University Dean Scholarship. Elvia plans to attend Our Lady of the Lake University. Dominique Garza. Congratulations to Dominique upon receiving the University of the Incarnate Word Achievement Award. Dominique plans to attend the University of the Incarnate Word. Esamar Garza. Congratulations to Esamar upon receiving the University of the Incarnate Word Achievement Award. Esamar plans to attend the University of the Incarnate Word. John Paul Garza. John Paul plans to attend San Antonio College. Selena Garza. Selena plans to attend San Antonio College. Samantha Gaitan. Samantha plans to attend San Antonio College. Damian Gelacio. Damian plans to attend Palo Alto College. Samantha N. Gomez. Samantha plans to attend Palo Alto College. Ruben Gomez. Ruben will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Amanda Gonzalez. Amanda will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Andrew Gonzalez. Andrew will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Dominique Gonzalez. Dominique will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Jesse Gonzalez. Congratulations to Jesse upon receiving the Our Lady of the Lake University Heritage Scholarship. Jesse plans to attend Our Lady of the Lake University. Juan Gonzalez. Juan plans to attend Palo Alto College. Ernest Gonzalez. Ernest plans to attend St. Phillips College. Jose I. Gonzalez. Jose will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Maria Gonzalez. Maria plans to attend Palo Alto College. Thank you, Mr. Howard. The next set of diplomas will be presented by Board Vice President, Mr. Carlos Villarreal. Selena Guerra. Congratulations to Selena upon receiving the Future Farmers of America Alumni Scholarship. Selena plans to attend Palo Alto College. Belinda Guerrero. Belinda plans to attend San Antonio College. Justin Guerrero. Justin plans to attend University of Houston at Victoria. Richard Guerrero. Richard plans to attend Northwest Vista College. Steven Guerrero. Steven will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Dave Guevara. Dave plans to attend Texas A&M University Corpus Christi. Marie Cruz Guevara. Marie Cruz will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Vanessa Guevara. Congratulations to Vanessa upon receiving the Future Farmers of America Alumni Scholarship. Vanessa plans to attend Delmar College. Alma Rosa Guijón. Congratulations to Alma upon receiving the Albright College National Honor Society Award, the Albright College Provost Scholarship. Alma plans to attend Albright College. Daniel Guzme. Congratulations to Daniel upon receiving the Texas Higher Education Top 10% Scholarship. Daniel plans to attend Texas A&M University Kingsville. Christopher Michael Gutierrez. Christopher will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Eric Gutierrez. Eric plans to attend San Antonio College. Victor Gutierrez. Victor will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Carlos Hernandez. Carlos plans to attend Angelo State University. Christian Hernandez. Christian plans to attend Palo Alto College. Daniel Hernandez. Daniel plans to attend St. Phillips College. Darian Hernandez. Congratulations to Darian upon receiving the St. Mary's University Presidential Scholarship. Darian plans to attend St. Mary's University. Jonathan Hernandez. Jonathan plans to attend St. Phillips College. Luis Hernandez. Congratulations to Luis upon receiving the University of the Incarnate Word Distinguished Award Scholarship. Luis plans to attend Texas State University. Philip Hernandez. Philip will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Sara Hernandez. Sara plans to attend San Antonio College. Stephanie Hernandez. Stephanie plans to attend Palo Alto College. Tiffany Hernandez. Tiffany plans to attend San Antonio College. Zoila Hernandez. Zoila plans to attend Palo Alto College. Beatriz Herrera. Beatriz plans to attend St. Phillips College. Edna Herrera. Edna plans to attend St. Phillips College. Jonathan Herrera. Jonathan will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Thank you, Mr. Villarreal. The next set of diplomas will be given by Ms. Adela Segovia. Julian Juarez Bell. Congratulations to Julian upon receiving the Global Automotive Aftermarket Symposium Scholarship. Julian plans to attend St. Phillips College. Carlos Juarez. Carlos plans to attend San Antonio College. Heaven Kay. Congratulations to Heaven upon receiving the Schreiner University Trustee Scholarship. Heaven plans to attend Schreiner University. Trez Marie Landa. Congratulations to Trez Marie upon receiving the University of the Incarnate Word Achievement Scholarship. Trez Marie plans to attend the University of the Incarnate Word. Cristóbal Licea. Cristóbal will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Caroline Lida. Caroline plans to attend San Antonio College. Ellie Lida. Ellie plans to attend St. Phillips College. Nicholas Yanes. Nicholas plans to attend Palo Alto College. Rebecca L. Yanas. Rebecca will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Elena Longoria. Elena will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Mario Lopez. Mario plans to attend San Antonio College. Nancy Lopez. Nancy plans to attend Palo Alto College. Vincent Lopez. Congratulations to Vincent upon receiving the University of Texas at San Antonio Roadrunners Scholarship. Vincent plans to attend the University of Texas at San Antonio. Alexandria Lucio. Alexandria plans to attend San Antonio College. Joseph Lucio. Joseph plans to attend Palo Alto College. Melissa Lugo. Melissa plans to attend St. Mary's University. Janet Luna. Congratulations to Janet upon receiving the Mexican-American Bar Association of San Antonio Pete Torres Jr. Scholarship, the St. Mary's University Bordeaux Scholarship, the Waste Management Scholarship. Janet plans to attend St. Mary's University. Nicholas Luna. Nicholas plans to attend Texas A&M University College Station. Jonathan Macias. Jonathan plans to attend St. Edward's University. Annalie Maldonado. Annalie plans to attend Texas A&M University Corpus Christi. Steven Maldonado. Congratulations to Steven upon receiving the Kettering University Provost Scholarship and the Kettering University Scholarship. Steven plans to attend Kettering University. Beatriz Mancinas. Beatriz plans to attend Palo Alto College. Roseanne Mann. Roseanne will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Aaron Martinez. Aaron plans to attend Palo Alto College. Antonio Martinez. Congratulations to Antonio upon receiving the Our Lady of the Lake University Dean Scholarship. Antonio plans to attend Our Lady of the Lake University. Jacob Martinez. Jacob plans to attend St. Philip's College. Jamie G. Martinez. Jamie plans to attend St. Philip's College. Jeffrey R. Martinez. Jeffrey plans to attend Soros State University. Jessica Marie Martinez. Jessica will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Jesus Martinez. Jesus will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Johnny Martinez. Johnny plans to attend Angelo State University. Catherine Martinez. Catherine will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Melanie Martinez. Melanie plans to attend Palo Alto College. Michelle Rose Martinez. Michelle plans to attend St. Phillips College. Miguel Angel Martinez. Michelle plans to attend St. Phillips College. Nathan Martinez. Nathan plans to attend St. Phillips College. Victoria Renee Martinez. Victoria plans to attend St. Phillips College. Justin Roland Madrigal Mascorro. Justin plans to attend Texas State University. Ariane Mauricio. Ariane plans to attend Palo Alto College. Andrew Medina. Andrew plans to attend Palo Alto College. Ryan Medina. Ryan will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Sandy Medina. City Councilman Mr. David Medina will accompany Ms. Egovia to present the diploma to his sister, Sandy Medina. Sandy plans to attend Palo Alto College. Armando Mendez. Armando will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Jesus Mendez. Congratulations to Jesus upon receiving the St. Mary's University Presidential Scholarship. Jesus plans to attend St. Mary's University. Jose Mendieta. Jose will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Benjamin Mendoza. Benjamin will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Carla Mendoza. Carla plans to attend Palo Alto College. Darien Mendoza. Darien will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Israel Mendoza. Israel will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Joanne Mendoza. Joanne plans to attend Palo Alto College. Kimberly F. Menezes. Kimberly plans to attend St. Mary's University. Jennifer Moseguimba. Jennifer plans to attend San Antonio College. Nicholas A. Montes. Nicholas plans to attend San Antonio College. Leonard R. Montoya. Leonard will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Ethan Morales. Congratulations to Ethan upon receiving the Ohio Wesleyan University Branch Rikki Scholarship, the Ohio Wesleyan University Scholarship, the Ohio Wesleyan University Slocum Award. Ethan plans to attend Ohio Wesleyan University. Veronica Moreno. Congratulations to Veronica upon receiving the Our Lady of the Lake University Dean Scholarship. Veronica plans to attend Our Lady of the Lake University. Roland Munoz. Roland plans to attend St. Phillips College. Eloi Murillo. Eloi will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Giselle Nañez. Giselle plans to attend Palo Alto College. Anna Elizabeth Nava. Anna Elizabeth plans to attend San Antonio College. Desiree Navarro. Desiree plans to attend Palo Alto College. Billy Nichols. Billy plans to attend St. Phillips College. Gabriela Noriega. Gabriela will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Cain Olivares. Cain plans to attend Palo Alto College. Tesla Olvera. Tesla plans to attend San Antonio College. Matias Ortega. Matias will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Frank Ortiz. Frank has enlisted in the United States Marine Corps. Steven Pais. Steven will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Richard Peña Jr. Richard has enlisted in the United States Marine Corps. Stephanie Peña. Stephanie plans to attend San Antonio College. Adrienne Perez. Adrienne will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Anthony Perez. Anthony will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Jason Perez. Jason plans to attend San Antonio College. Jesus Perez. Jesus will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Samantha Perez. Samantha plans to attend San Antonio College. Mark Pineda. Mark plans to attend Palo Alto College. Cassandra Ramirez. Cassandra will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Paulette Ramon Flores. Congratulations to Paulette upon receiving the Colgate University Award. Paulette plans to attend Colgate University. Austin Ramos. Austin plans to attend San Antonio College. Matthew Rangel. Matthew plans to attend Palo Alto College. Gabriel Raigosa. Gabriel will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Bianca Regalado. Congratulations to Bianca upon receiving the University of the Incarnate Award Distinguished Scholar Award. Bianca plans to attend the University of the Incarnate Award. Ashley Reina. Congratulations to Ashley upon receiving the St. Edward's University Scholarship. Ashley plans to attend St. Edward's University. Juan Rico. Juan will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Christopher Rigal. Christopher plans to attend San Antonio College. Ricardo Rios. Ricardo plans to attend St. Phillips College. James Robles. Congratulations to James upon receiving the University of the Incarnate Award Academic Scholarship. James plans to attend the University of Texas at San Antonio. Michelle Rocha. Michelle plans to attend St. Phillips College. Divine Marie Rodriguez. Divine plans to attend Palo Alto College. Eduardo Rodriguez. Eduardo plans to attend Palo Alto College. Elizabeth Rodriguez. Elizabeth plans to attend St. Phillips College. Eric Rodriguez. Eric will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Jason Rodriguez. Jason plans to attend San Antonio College. Juan M. Rodriguez. Juan will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Nicole Rodriguez. Nicole plans to attend Stephen F. Austin University. Rosembe Rodriguez. Congratulations to Rosembe upon receiving the Future Farmers of America Alumni Scholarship. Rosembe plans to attend Palo Alto College. Samantha Rodriguez. Samantha plans to attend Texas A&M University Kingsville. Valerie Rodriguez. Congratulations to Valerie upon receiving the University of the Incarnate Words Scholarship. Valerie plans to attend the University of the Incarnate Words. Giovanna Rojas. Giovanna plans to attend San Antonio College. Saul Romo. Saul will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Amanda Rosas. Amanda plans to attend Palo Alto College. OK. Thank you, Ms. Segovia. At this time, I call Ms. Patty Radle, board member, to please present the next diplomas. Mallory Rosales. Mallory plans to attend St. Phillips College. Veronica Rosas. Veronica plans to attend San Antonio College. Alexander Rubio. Alexander will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Esmeralda Rubio. Esmeralda plans to attend San Antonio College. Alex Rueda. Congratulations to Alex upon receiving the New Montt University Merit-based Scholarship. Alex plans to attend New Montt University. Megan Ruiz. Megan plans to attend Palo Alto College. Stephanie R. Salas. Stephanie will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Guillermo Gabriel Salazar. Guillermo plans to attend San Antonio College. Adriana Saldana. Adriana will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Nicholas Salinas. Nicholas plans to attend Palo Alto College. Oscar San Juan. Oscar plans to attend the University of Texas at San Antonio. Susan Santana. Susan plans to attend Palo Alto College. Susan Santos. Susan will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Amisaray Saravia. Amisaray plans to attend Palo Alto College. Miriam Saravia Menchaca. Congratulations to Miriam upon receiving the Our Lady of the Lake University Heritage Scholarship. Miriam plans to attend Our Lady of the Lake University. Savannah Lynn Saucedo. Savannah will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Samantha Scriber. Samantha plans to attend St. Phillips College. Paul Segovia. Paul plans to attend Palo Alto College. Elizabeth Segura. Elizabeth will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Cameron Sepulveda. Congratulations to Cameron upon receiving the Apple Scholarship. Cameron plans to attend Texas A&M University Corpus Christie. Henry Serrano. Congratulations to Henry upon receiving the Baumberger Endowment Scholarship, the University of Texas at San Antonio Roadrunners Scholarship. Henry plans to attend the University of Texas at San Antonio. Jonathan R. Cerros. Jonathan plans to attend the University of North Texas. Misty Smith. Misty plans to attend St. Phillips College. Ricardo Solis. Ricardo will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Victor Solis. Victor plans to attend Palo Alto College. Natalie Soto. Natalie plans to attend San Antonio College. Emilio Tafoya. Emilio will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Isael Torres Jr. Isael plans to attend Angelo State University. Maria Guadalupe Trejo. Maria plans to attend San Antonio College. Dana Mariah Tristan. Dana plans to attend Palo Alto College. Micah Trulli. Micah plans to attend the University of Texas at San Antonio. Nicholas Balades. Nicholas plans to attend St. Phillips College. Alec Baldes. Congratulations to Alec upon receiving the Future Farmers of America Alumni Scholarship, the Ford Truck Tuff Future Farmers of America Scholarship. Alec plans to attend Palo Alto College. Philip Valladolive. Phillip plans to attend Palo Alto College. Miriam Valles. Miriam plans to attend Palo Alto College. Jacob Vada. Jacob plans to attend San Antonio College. Edward L. Vargas. Edward will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Desiree M. Vasquez. Desiree plans to attend Palo Alto College. Jesus Vasquez. Jesus plans to attend St. Phillips College. Claudia Vieira. Claudia will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Mark Villalobos. Mark will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Samantha Webb. Congratulations to Samantha upon receiving the University of the Incarnate Word Achievement Award. Samantha plans to attend the University of the Incarnate Word. Juan Yanis. Juan has enlisted in the United States Army. Lori Ann Ibarra. Lori plans to attend San Antonio College. Jacqueline Zapata. Jacqueline plans to attend St. Phillips College. Julianne Zapata. Julianne will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Gabriel Savala. Gabriel will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Myra A. Savala. Myra will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Sergio Savala. Congratulations to Sergio upon receiving the Texas Higher Education Top 10% Scholarship, the University of Texas at San Antonio Roadrunners Scholarship. Sergio plans to attend the University of Texas at San Antonio. Samantha Zuniga. Samantha will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Javier Macias. Javier plans to attend Palo Alto College. Michelle Ponce de León. Michelle plans to attend San Antonio College. Michelle Flores. Michelle plans to attend Palo Alto College. Kimberly Martinez. Kimberly plans to attend St. Phillips College. Candace Robles. Congratulations to Candace upon receiving the Houston Baptist University Award, the Houston Baptist University Legacy Scholarship. Candace plans to attend Houston Baptist University. Juan Jalomo. Juan plans to attend San Antonio College. Joshua Vasaldua. Joshua has enlisted in the United States Army. Joe A. Castilleja. Joe will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Jose Constante. Jose will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Savannah Chavez Gomez. Cassandra Guerrero. Cassandra plans to attend Texas A&M University Kingsville. Jennifer Macias. Jennifer will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Amanda Mejia. Amanda plans to attend Palo Alto College. Mercedes Montoya. Mercedes plans to attend San Antonio College. Isaac Morales. Isaac will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Jerry Ann Moreno. Jerry Ann will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Santos Ojeda. Santos will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Alexandria Perez. Alexandria plans to attend San Antonio College. Orlando Perez. Orlando will eventually enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Slater Ramirez. Slater plans to attend San Antonio College. Anthony Reyes. Jesus Arroyo. Jesus plans to enter an institution of higher learning or pursue a career. Elsa Rodriguez. Elsa plans to attend St. Phillips College. Iris Barron. Iris plans to attend Southwest Technical School. Sophia Bobadilla. Sophia plans to attend San Antonio College. Cassandra Guevara. Cassandra plans to attend San Antonio College. Daniela Hernandez. Congratulations to Daniela upon receiving the Dartmouth College Scholarship. Daniela plans to attend Dartmouth University. After the presentation of the class, family, friends, administrators, and Burbank alumni, will you please rise and join us in singing the Burbank High School Alma Mater. Please remain standing for the benediction, which will be presented by Andrea Ariano, Treasurer for the Class of 2011. Graduates, please rise. Ladies and gentlemen, Daniela Hernandez will now present the 2011 graduates of Burbank High School. It has been a journey that seemed never ending and yet has gone by so quickly. And now we're ready to face the future with a sense of accomplishment. I pray as we leave to go our separate ways, we cherish all that we have learned and all the friends that we have made. We thank our teachers and the staff, God. We pray that you will take this in your hands and hold us highly in the years ahead. As we seek to follow our dreams, we pray, Lord, that you will always guide us. High school is something we completed. Life is something we experience. And success is defined in a number of matter of ways. I will pray each of us will find ours. Amen.


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So Yong say when people approach you and ask you I want to become a better service designer What is the most valuable tip you can give them? Okay, so usually I'm in the a lot of my students in our service design Master degree program have that kind of a question when they start joining the school and For those people are relatively I mean the novice service designers, so for them I kind of asked to think about Services that you experience But not necessarily digital based the relatively the new services, but think about basic old services which has been around many for for years for many decades and Probably if you think about those old services, which is typically delivered by human and probably You should be able to understand the essence of service activities through that kind of Services rather than more recent digital based the services. So that's my comment and and for people who are less novice Well less novice is going to be I would like to ask the reflect on your activities and and kind of a the I don't know. I mean that again the my background is I'm a more like a service design researcher developing the new methodology and We are interested in accumulating the knowledge of this so reflect and then the pile of your Knowledge and this could be used in your next activity. So that is my advice Thank you Was this a helpful tip? Let me know by clicking that like button down below If this is your first time here, I'd love to have you to subscribe to the channels We can keep bringing you more videos like this. Thanks so much for watching and I look forward to seeing the next video


In this video, we'll work through identifying the interval and radius of convergence of another power series. Let's first briefly recall the ratio test. We consider a series with only positive terms and define rho as the limit as k approaches infinity of the k plus first term divided by the k-th term in that series. If rho is less than 1, the series converges. If rho is greater than 1, or infinity, the series diverges. And if rho is equal to 1, the series may converge or diverge, but another test is needed. Consider the series, the sum from k equals 1 to infinity of x minus 5 to the k over k squared. What are the radius and interval of convergence of this power series? Now applying the ratio test for absolute convergence to this series, we obtain the following for rho. The limit as k approaches infinity of the absolute value of a sub k plus 1 over a sub k is equal to the limit as k approaches infinity of the absolute value of x minus 5 to the k plus 1 divided by k plus 1 squared all divided by x minus 5 to the k divided by k squared. Using algebra, we can rewrite this as limit as k approaches infinity of the absolute value of x minus 5 to the k plus 1 divided by k plus 1 squared times k squared divided by x minus 5 to the k. This is equal to the limit as k approaches infinity of k squared divided by k plus 1 squared times the absolute value of x minus 5 because we have a factor of x minus 5 left in the numerator after we perform this division. Now what we know about the limit as k approaches infinity of k squared over k plus 1 squared, that's actually equal to 1. We can verify this using multiple methods, one of which is L'Hopital's rule. But ultimately we know that this limit is equal to the absolute value of x minus 5. Now the ratio test tells us that the series converges if rho is less than 1. So the series converges, the ratio test tells us that the series converges if rho is less than 1. So the series converges for absolute value of x minus 5 being less than 1. Another way to state this is that x minus 5 is between negative 1 and 1. Even further, this means that x is between 4 and 6. Now unfortunately again we find that rho is equal to 1 when x is 4 and 6. So I need to use another test to check about the convergence at those endpoints. When rho equals 1, that means x equals 4 is 1 value for x. Our series becomes the sum from 1 to infinity of 4 minus 5 to the k divided by k squared, which is equal to the sum from 1 to infinity of negative 1 to the k over k squared. And we recognize this as an alternating series. So applying those two conditions to see if they're satisfied, we find that 1 over k squared is greater than 1 over k plus 1 squared because k plus 1 squared is greater than k squared and the limit as k approaches infinity of 1 over k squared is equal to 0. So since both conditions are satisfied in the alternating series test, we know that the series, the power series converges when x equals 4. So we want to include this in our interval of convergence. Now also, rho is 1 when x is 6. We recognize that our series is the sum from 1 to infinity of 1 over k squared and this is a convergent p-series with p being 2, which is greater than 1. So our series converges here as well. So in summary, our radius of convergence was 1 because the absolute value of x minus 5 being less than 1, we're looking around the value of 5. Our interval of convergence is 4 to 6 inclusive.


The second wave of the Ukrainian counter-offensive began. After two months of slow progress on the battlefield, Ukraine has begun to ramp up its counter-offensive in the south, bringing in thousands of additional troops. CNN TV channel reported on this. According to information, the Ukrainian military has achieved significant success in several days during the offensive in the south. Even the Ukrainians managed to get closer to the critical defence barriers of the Russians. The channel's journalists said that the Ukrainians also approached the dragon's teeth built by the Russians in the Zaporizia region. Yuri Sak, an adviser to Ukraine's defence minister, told the BPC Ukrainian forces were making steady progress. Every meter, every village, and every town is a milestone. He said, The liberation of Stero-Mayorsk is a very logical continuation of our campaign, which has begun in early June. Those who are impatient should realise that the progress of the Ukrainian armed forces in the given circumstances is very steady. The second wave of the Ukrainian counter-offensive has begun. On the Zaporizia front, said Vladimir Rogov, a member of the Russian-installed military civilian administration in the region. Ukrainian troops had managed to break in as a result of several waves of attack with more than 100 units of armoured vehicles, Rogov added, saying heavy fighting was ongoing along the southern front. Ukraine's military did not comment in detail on the situation in the area beyond saying its offensive operations along the southern front were gradually advancing. Rogov went on to say Russian forces were using their full arsenal, including aviation strikes, to push back against the Ukrainian units carrying out the assault, which he claimed were Western-equipped and trained.


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I'll take Z quill normally only be taking drugs So with that said I wanted to try something else I won't brandish these at you if you catch the joke from another video weighted blankets are known to promote rest and Really help with anxiety. And so those are like the two biggest issues. I've been having Cardboard always useful. So this one is the it's heavy Which is delightful the degrees of comfort weighted blanket What's really cool about this one that I'm excited to try is that it comes with a cover so I can actually wash it given the dog Care situation also a cool thing about it that I liked more than other weighted blankets I've looked at is that it comes with a second cover to one for like hot weather and cold weather When you're dealing with weight on you it can get a little bit warm having the cool Do they cover option is super helpful, but it is really cold in Colorado So I'm gonna stick with the warm one for now. It's like actually super soft too Not only will it smother away my anxiety, but it is comfy. Like I said, this one is by degrees of comfort I'll put a link down below, but I actually want to try this out and let you guys know how it actually is Have you ever tried a weighted blanket before? Let me know and I'm interested what your experience with them has been So you guys know that I am a really big advocate of counseling, but that doesn't mean that it's easy I do have an appointment in about an hour and I find that my anxiety tends to kind of Start to skyrocket the closer I get to that time I thought I would take a nap actually before I go and I will let you guys know how it goes with my new fancy weighted blanket Super nice Okay, so this analogy might sound weird You know like when you're upset and someone gives you like a big tight hug and it helps this almost feels like that Like having pressure around me feels safe. I think are you gonna help? Is she still there guys? And No, I need to get up to do stuff, but I really don't want to so I actually have to get up and get ready to go to counseling But honestly, I feel like this does Something and I haven't even been laying down that long just like 20 minutes Like I've always heard that deep pressure or compression can be really therapeutic and I've never really given it a shot I see why people say that it's helpful because it actually is I felt really taken care of That sounds very lame to say about a blanket, but I don't know I like this now off to counseling well Good morning again, my lovely friends I wanted to give you kind of like a 24 hour check-in about the weighted blanket and anxiety in general I went to counseling yesterday. It's not always a blast So last night was a little bit challenging and I did use the weighted blanket to go to sleep I actually felt super nice Again, like you'd think that having 15 pounds would like feel like a lot or suffocating or anything like that Polar opposite like it was super comforting and like the weight distribution was really good So I didn't feel like there was too much weight on any part of my body actually had Brian tried out also He weirdly really liked it. He usually doesn't go for alternative Anything but he liked it and I may get him one as a present I feel like anxiety is such a weird thing because it's not like rational Like I know that like I'm safe. There's no impending doom But my body likes to tell me that there's like a tiger about to jump in the room and ruin everything And so it just feels like my heart's beating out of my chest all the time And like I can't breathe often and that gets the worst at night Which is why this was really nice to have and it just felt calming and relaxing and is a really good tool I will add it to my arsenal of things to combat anxiety and to actually get better rest which Heaven knows I need and I'm really hopeful that it will continue to promote like better rest without having to take any kind of Medication I didn't take anything except like a little bit of zeppel last night and I was able to go to sleep a hopeful positive results I will keep you updated as time goes on, but I did rest pretty well last night I'm curious what other people's experience has been with Weighted blankets has it helped anxiety or rest leave me a comment in the comment section below Also, like I said the link to purchase this blanket in particular, which I honestly really liked There are a lot of options out there But most of them don't come with a couple covers especially for pet owners or if you live in a climate where it's hot and cold It's pretty nice to have a couple different options for the covers Also, I would love to hear any tips and tricks that you guys have for dealing with anxiety and getting good rest in general I look forward to chatting with you guys in the comment section below as always. I love you Thank you for your support. I'll talk to you in the next video. Bye guys


It's DDK and I'm back today with another Sparks video. Huge shout out to everybody too, and if you want to subscribe, make sure you subscribe, and give me a thumbs up, and do not skip those ads. It is June 13th, and it's time for us to get to this bag. In this video today went absolutely terrible. It took us double the time, and normally take us to get our 200 bucks a day to keep these haters away. So you guys want to make sure you stay tuned to that. Also, if you want to buy something to merge, we define our brand, the best brand on the planet, if you ask me. All you have to do is to email me at RollinsHouseView.gmo.com, and let me know what you're trying to do while flow is sick like swine flu. I hope you guys enjoyed the video. Make sure you subscribe button. Make sure you give me a thumbs up, and do not skip those ads. It's time for us to get to this bag. Let's go. What is it time to do? Order 6.1 miles for 14, 14. We hot like scorching. Order number two is orders. Come to orders. What? Bro, what are you talking about, man? 3.8 miles for 15, 33. It's time for us to get this cheese. Let's go. We are here to show off this order to get an order, babe. We got to pull out the dolly. The dolly for the dolly. You know what I'm talking about? They got a lot of stuff. I'm gonna get this water one first because it's the biggest thing. Drop this right here. Wow. Right there. Bamski. Put them in a Bamski. Bamski right there. Then we're gonna go, I'm gonna go with poppy. Then we're gonna go to find the water. I'm gonna go ahead and pop. Oh, we got some more poppy. Oh, they got cart too. Oh yeah. Oh yeah. I'm about to use that cart. Oh yeah. Take this in first. What's the dude name again? Mukesh. We in this zone, baby. Looking for Mukesh to get the rest. I don't even know where to go. Hello. How you doing, sir? I have a delivery for Mukesh. Mukesh? Yeah. You can bring it around here. Okay. There's some more stuff I'm gonna have to bring in. Some sodas. Water. Some ice cream too. Yeah. Let's do it right here. Yes, sirs. Y'all got to get your dollar if you ain't got one. If you don't want to carry the water, just break your back. Boss didn't break your back. Boss didn't break your back. Boss didn't break your back. He was. Did y'all know about that? Comment below. Let me know if you know about that. Last one, then we gotta go to the water. Why are they getting busy? You know what was perfect about these orders, guys? One of them broke us up right over here to the other water that we need to be at. Perfect. Works out perfectly. And that is everything, sir. Just so you know, it does have ice cream. So I don't know if you guys want to put it in the freezer or whatever. Thank you very much. You guys have a good one. Let me take a photo of that quick. All right, and I'm good to go. You have a good one. I'm doing great in yourself. For Mac and Airwins. Yeah. Okay, this is. The smallest one in the back seat. Yeah, this Airwins right here. This is the smallest one. I don't think so. This makes it right quick. Y'all been super busy or not yet? No, not yet. You started your YouTube channel yet? Yeah, but I haven't posted yet, bro. Man, you gotta post, man. Look. Ain't no point in having to be able to use it. So, so. You just gotta do it. I got some, bro. Let's do it. No, look. He edited his videos right now. That's why I'm a little scared. Don't be scared. What are the editing things you're using? I'm using InShot, CapCut. I don't even know. I'd use Filmora. Or is that decent? Yeah, it's pretty. You got a film on? Yeah, I think it was like $1.60 off. That's not bad. That's not bad. You had to ask the word? What are you, like in the computer? I do it on computer. You do it on your phone. I'll do it on my phone for now, yeah. Look, look. Start wherever you start. Just use your phone and just do it. Man, it ain't gonna be perfect, the first ones. You guys gonna get better over time. It ain't gonna be like, your first video is gonna be the best video. Cause my first video was the best video. You just gotta work at it. And you're gonna learn a little stuff.  And then after a while, you're gonna be able to edit fast. It ain't gonna be nothing like, now I can edit a video, probably like in less than an hour now. Oh, it is. Yeah. So if I come here, I did a transition and then go to the house and then transition back. Now I just took them out. And they like to jump scene. People like jump scenes better. So I just cut it and then go jump, jump, jump. Yeah. Yeah, just do it, man. Just do it. I'm gonna keep. Okay guys, we are here at Walmart. My guy, Manny, right here. A little nervous to be on camera. He has a YouTube channel. His YouTube channel is right here. Oh, y'all can't see it that good with that song. It's called Manny Hoops, right there. Please go subscribe to his channel. He gonna start posting videos. I told him every time I see him, I'm gonna ask him about it. So comment below and let me know if you're gonna go ahead and subscribe to his channel. His channel is about basketball. So he's been hooping, he's been hooping, crossing mugs and everything. So make sure you lock in. Just do it for me, baby. This is Manny right here. He a little nervous right now when he gonna do his first video and he gonna get busy. I hope you guys are with me. We're about to move kinda shifty. Let's go. Just like that, we are here to jump. This order to get in order, baby. They ain't had that many items, baby. But it's all good. The second order is actually smaller than the first order. This is only like, I think 18 items, which is pretty small.  You know what I'm saying? Ball through the ball, but we ain't gonna fall. We gonna keep on balling. Some people be keep on stalling. Hey, I want you guys to really go subscribe to his channel. You know what I'm saying? Try to help him out. He kinda nervous to do his first video. He say he been editing it, so. I just want him to go out here and get busy. How you doing, sir? I'm here with your Walmart order. How you doing? I'm doing great. I can't complain. I'm still living. And that's everything, sir. You have a great day. We are here to drop off order number two. They only got four bags. So we about to, you know what we about to do. Drop like this. I don't want no problems, dog. I don't want no problems. Doorbells, you know, close. Man, let's go. Order numbers like a tree. Walmart won 3.5 miles for 2712. It's time for us to prevail, but guess what? It does contain alcohol. Either way, go, we gonna ball. Guess what, guys? I just went to Walmart and the order has already been dispensed. That means somebody already delivered that job, man.  And we not gonna get that 2312, man.  I'm kinda salty about that. But either way, go. Y'all know we about to get this dough. Let's go. And we are back with the new birth six miles for 1391. It's time to get it done. Let's go. We are here to talk this order to get an order.  Today has been going terribly slow. I'm talking about we ain't gonna get no good orders, man. It's been going pretty bad, baby. It's like nine-something and we on the order number three. It's out of pocket. Either way, go. We gonna get this dough. Y'all already know. Let's go. Take this zone up here. I got a bag of some up here already. So I'm guessing they don't use this right door. So I'm gonna put everything on this right side. Get that doorbell. Y'all can go, though. Just in case you wanna come out here and get busy. Cause that's what I'm about to be doing.  Y'all already know that, though. Mama. Step back, though. The phone ain't right. No, no, no. Man, let's go. Order four and five. It's a great time to be alive. Order 10.8 miles for 1945. We about to drop. Order number five. Devs got one order 13.46 miles for 1995. We about to go pick up the prize. Look, there's the plan stand. Both of these are going to the same area. So we're gonna get both of them at the same time. And one of the orders, guess where it's going? It's going to win this, baby. We got that 15 bags of ice yet again. Cause he wants to get these dividend, let's go. Stop the video. I just wanna say a huge shout out to everybody who's subscribed to the channel. I really appreciate all you guys' love and support. And to show my appreciation, I'm gonna give you guys up to 50% off all the merch we have in stock, baby. So anything we have in stock, you're gonna get up to 50% off on that. Look, all you gotta do is go to redefine the brand. Redefine the underscore brand on Instagram to find out everything we have. Here's the prices, baby. Hoodies, $30. Joggers, $25. Shorts, $25. T-shirts, $10. Colonial perfume, $25. Hats, $25. And just so you guys know, you must pay for shipping. I ain't gonna ship until you're not free. You got to pay for your own shipping, baby. But I hope you guys all enjoyed the video. Make sure you subscribe button. Give me a thumbs up and do not skip those ads. It's time for us to get back to this bag. Let's go. All right, guys. I parked in the drive through. So we gotta hurry up, try to get busy.  Before somebody come through this, John. I need to put something right here. I keep a big segment. I know where to put it. How are you doing? I have to drop off some ice. Oh, OK. You scared me. Oh. You guys have something to put right here? Yeah. Sorry, I scared you. I have to drop right here so we can get busy faster. One, two, one, two. Your friends, I just need a signature. You got it? Yeah. You can sign. Thank you very much, you guys. Have a good one. This is out of order. They get an order, baby. They got some milk and they got some baby wipes and some pills. Then they got the baby. Just in case you want to come over and get busy. And then drop this milk up in the ski. Put some time right there. Step back with the photo. There we go. Let's go. It's going terribly slow. It's going so slow. Got your door dash order, baby. Chick-fil-a, baby. 2.6 miles, three items for $675. Let's drop.  Guess what I just did? I just dropped my phone all the way down the driveway. What's going on? I need to get it together so we can get this chatter. You know what I'm talking about? This is nice out here, baby. Drop it like it's hot. I said drop it at the door and then knock. Drop it like it's hot. Step back with the photo. Knock on the door. Let's go. Order number seven. Thank God for his blessings. It's going slow and server, so we out here stressing. 1 by 276 miles for $2119. It's time for us to get this green. Let's go. This order, man. They way behind because the guy would just tell him they didn't schedule enough people. We've been out here for like 15 minutes waiting. Maybe longer. I ain't got a lot to do. Either way, go. I know we going to go. That's what we do. Well, if we get some order. That's the time when we're going to go. I'm kind of ugly today. Today. I don't know. This whole, we've been trying to hit this goal, but she is one of those days. Tomorrow is supposed to be like 96 degrees. It's supposed to feel like 115 degrees tomorrow. So hopefully that goes well. I should have put this in the car probably. The other one is 36 items. But it is what it is, baby. Just trying to beat up. Just trying to get some ice. Sitting up there. Dropping like it's hot. Dropping like it's hot. Right there. Put that cat litter right there. See these eggs right here. We're gone. Yeah, we should be good. Oh, I'm going to put that stick on there. Dude, thank you. Yes, sir. It ain't your fault, man. Some people get mad at y'all. They ain't like y'all controlled everything. All y'all do is bring the orders out. Seriously. Put that litter in there. Number one, get it done, baby. They got that cat litter. See? And they got this black chick every pops. You know what I'm talking about? I got everything at one time. One trip wrong. It's time to get it on. They had to garage over. So I don't know if they wanted to go to the garage or not. But I'm right here right now. We do have another all the way. It's supposed to order to get in. It's a shopping delivery. Six items.  You're welcome. Thank you. And thank you for bringing the doorbell. Nobody does do it, and I so appreciate it. I always try to because guess what? If you're not looking at your phone all the time, you wouldn't know that I can't. Exactly. And then it would make your phone get spoiled. You're welcome. If you want me to, I can carry that killer there. Oh, no, I'll make my husband do it. Thank you. You're welcome. That is everything, man. We have a great day. They got that. This boy needs some milk and water melon, baby. This joint extra heavy. He's going to keep it steady. Hey, comment below and let me know if it's like Tesla's. We've been thinking about getting to Tesla, man. I ain't lying. My business partner wanted one first. And now I think I want to get one too, just to have one. You know what I'm saying? But I really want to play it. That's the one that's 1,020 horsepower. Super fast. It's the fastest production car I've ever made. It's faster than the Bugatti. Let's get something on there. Come on, come on. I can do it. Let's get this one. Come on. I need to get this.  Hello. Thank you. You're welcome. If it makes it easier for me, I can put it in the door, like right here. Sure. Yeah. I know you don't want to come out here a thousand times. I'll just take this whole bag in there. It's a beautiful house. And that is everything. OK. You have a great day. You too. Oh, wow. Oh, it's so great. I'm living with five items, 4.8 miles for $23.50. When you give us some money, we want it crispy. Let's go. This shopping delivery. They got some potatoes, some bacon. You can't make it on bacon and some cheese. And a couple other things, maybe. Something like this hot. Oh, well. Step back. Well, I got it upside down. I'm a booth boss. They're making a photo. Let's go. Order number nine. They're not trying to let us shine. Order number two items, 4.3 miles for $34. We poppin' our condo. Let's go. This shopping delivery, baby. It was only actually two items. It was some two inhalers. I'm gonna jump like this. I hope they're everybody OK. Get in with that photo. You already know those. Let's go. Order number 10. We still trying to win. Order number 10. We still trying to win. Order number 10. Order number 10. Order number 10. Order number 10. Order number 10. Order number 10. Order number 10. Order number 10. Order number 10. Order number 10. Order number 10. Order number 10. Order number 10. Order number 10. Order number 10. Order number 10. Order number 10. Order number 10. Order number 10. Order number 10. Order number 10. Order number 10. Order number 10. Order number 10. Order number 10. 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Order number 10. dollars or something so if we don't get no order well guess what we call into the mall I'm talking right here, when that doorbell I'm talking like it's hot, I'm talking like it's hot I'm not going to go just in case you want to come out here baby, or we got the kid hahah, you got to see what I'm not going to do with you hello, I'm doing great in your sound you're welcome hello and that is everything, you guys have a great one alrighty thank you, you're welcome and just like that it is the end of the video I hope you guys enjoyed the content today we made $201 over, I was wrong baby I thought we had to get 7 more dollars but guess what we got some extra effort for two orders one of the orders we had to wait like 20 minutes ain't a lot and then that last order we had to wait a little while so we got an extra dollar for that oh boy, we came and got it done and we did not have no fun baby look at the time, it's $231 we did get it done though baby I hope you guys enjoyed the video, also if you want to buy some of the merch we defy the brand, the best brand on the brand if you ask me all you have to do is email me at www.bromestownsdnsg.com and let me know what you're trying to do tomorrow we'll be back here like a crack at it baby I hope you are too, I'll see you guys on the next one we're going, we're going, we're flowing, you already know it's DDK and I'm on my way


Fifty years later, a tragic event that took the lives of 37 American soldiers is remembered in the small Bavarian town of Pugnitz, Germany. The emotional ceremony brought host nation and American soldiers together and showed the bond that two countries continue to share with one another. The ceremony helps host nation and U.S. relationships by just strengthening that bond that we have and that sense of teamwork and everything this community has kept this memorial up for the last 50 years and is just a demonstration of that strong bond of the work we do together as a team. Attendees of the ceremony included victims, relatives, military personnel, government officials and citizens of the small town in which the tragic helicopter training accident occurred. Remembering the Fallen, I'm Army Sergeant Brian Moody.