Fourth Day

Today we sat in during a meeting with the whole alumni crew and Bryan, where they mapped out the graduation schedule for him. Since it was Bryan's first graduation, he took notes, making sure he knew where he needed to be. Getting a sneak peek into what graduation would be like was interesting. It was also cool learning about the prestigious company Proctor highers to record graduation. They also mentioned that the senior class goes on a little trip either Thursday or Friday, which is exciting. Unfortunately, they wouldn't say what it is; however, I guess it's a little getaway in Boston. After the meeting, we worked on packaging gifts for parents on the board and finished making name tags for the fifty-year alumni with ancient pictures of them.  9am-2:30pm 5hrs Total: 19hrs




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  1. Ang's Senior ProjectMay 12, 2022 at 5:23 PM

    so interesting!

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  2. Bonny Morris, DevelopmentMay 13, 2022 at 5:50 AM

    The details into planning your special Commencement celebrations will make it a moment you will remember for life. The alumni from 1970, 71, and 72 will love seeing their "ancient" pictures again!

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