Our son graduated high school with scholastic honors last Thursday evening. It was a very pleasant ceremony and the salutatorian and valedictorian both provided exceptional addresses. Fifty one graduates for this Class 2A school in Goldthwaite, Texas. The graduates had a busy couple of weeks with hardly a single evening open. This seems typical for this town which is centered on churches and schools and cherishes our community youth. What a great experience our son has had in Goldthwaite. We have a few months before he leaves for college and we can clean his room. Whoever said "there can be long days but the years are surely short" knew what he was talking about. The last 18 years have literally flown.
First pic is procession
Second pic is our son with the district superintendent and principal
Third is pretty self explanatory
His cords signify: high volume blood donor, all state qualifier (clarinet trio and cross country), and academic honors. We couldn't be prouder of him as he begins his journey towards being a physical therapist.
Bryan
First pic is procession
Second pic is our son with the district superintendent and principal
Third is pretty self explanatory
His cords signify: high volume blood donor, all state qualifier (clarinet trio and cross country), and academic honors. We couldn't be prouder of him as he begins his journey towards being a physical therapist.
Bryan
