The rain held off as more than 300 Harry S. Truman seniors gathered for their final assembly.
The Bristol Township School District held their graduation on Tuesday, where a packed stadium welcomed the soon-to-be graduates and their families.
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“How about them Tigers,” said Harry Truman Principal James Moore as he approached the podium.
According to Moore and the rest of the assembled voices, the 2015 graduating class from Truman is more than ready to pounce on the trials and tribulations that lie ahead.
Even more than previous years, Moore explained throughout his remarks that he feels a strong connection to this class as he prepares for his imminent retirement.
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The sentiment of real world preparedness was present through all of the speakers.
Class president Jai’er Brown explained that such a diverse student body will only prepare the graduates for their future endeavors in the real world. Although diverse, Brown made sure to comment on the close knit feeling that exists among the Truman family, referring to the class as such. “But at the end of the day, we all have each other’s backs,” Brown declared triumphantly.
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Hope and determination are other names for Truman, as designated by the class Valedictorian, Nirali Patel. “We are contenders in the game,” Patel said valiantly.
“You have impressed us. Your community, your state, your region, and your country,” Superintendent Sam Lee said.
