Chelsea High School graduated another class of young whippersnappers. Before I get to the photos, you should go listen to this to get you in the mood. (No, really. Do it. Skip to around 50 seconds if you want.)
Yes, they were playing that song. Over and over and over and over and over again. Is it time for another song to be associated with graduations? Maybe a song longer than five seconds? Yes. In fact, that time came right around the moment that song was written.
Anyway.
Graduation is a happy time.
See?!
Because the graduates’ brains are so full of accumulated knowledge that they might not be able to remember the current year, the tassels feature a reminder. It’s very helpful.
Occasionally, faculty members or administrators have the privilege of giving diplomas to their graduating kids…
…and this year’s ceremony had a particularly notable such moment featuring outgoing athletic director Wayne Welton.
I told you graduation is a happy time.
As one final test, the graduates were asked to test the continued existence of gravity.
Obviously, their tests confirmed gravity’s presence.
I think most graduates would love to walk to that rock version of the song! Plus a guitar and drums take up much less floor space than an orchestra.
But then you can’t showcase the band or orchestra… (as a bando, that hurts).
But honestly, for the average graduate… probably.
Perhaps this is one of those life lessons of making sacrifices for others?
I don’t want to get rid of the band and orchestra; I just want to get rid of that miserable song. There has to be something out there that would set the same mood but be long enough to avoid the endless repetition.
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