My baby graduated tonight!!

Discussion in 'Discussion Group' started by softballmom, Jun 12, 2008.

  1. softballmom

    softballmom Well-Known Member

    Congratulations to the 2008 West Johnston High School senior class!!!
     
  2. ShrtnSwt

    ShrtnSwt Well-Known Member

  3. Hught

    Hught Well-Known Member

    What she said! Now get out there and start paying for my Social Security. ;)
     
    Last edited: Jun 12, 2008
  4. ForeverFaithful

    ForeverFaithful Well-Known Member

    Congratulations!!! My baby still has 3 more years....know what I felt like with the first one, not ready for the last.
     
  5. Congradulations to you and your graduate.
     
  6. CrazyFabulous

    CrazyFabulous Well-Known Member

    Gosh....that will be mine soon enough. Time flys by.....Mom was right!
     
  7. Sherry A.

    Sherry A. Well-Known Member

    :iagree: :hurray:
     
  8. softballmom

    softballmom Well-Known Member

    Seems like yesterday I took her home from the hospital. And in a couple of months, I will take her off to college. The song is right, don't blink. Thank you all for your good thoughts.
     
  9. Kelyel

    Kelyel Well-Known Member

    Ditto

    Congratulations to the 2008 West Johnston High School senior class!!!


    DS is only 5, in two seconds he will be walking across the stage.... :cry:
     
  10. bandmom

    bandmom Well-Known Member

    West Johnston High had the largest graduating class with 423 seniors!!

    http://www.wtsbradio.com/

    1,510 Johnston County Seniors Receive Diplomas
    1,510 Johnston County high school seniors received their diplomas during commencement exercises held at six high schools Thursday evening. Graham Wooten was one of 280 seniors to graduate at Smithfield-Selma High School. West Johnston High had the largest graduating class ever with 423 seniors. Clayton High had 380 graduates. South Johnston handed out 221 diplomas. North Johnston had 145 seniors to graduate and Princeton High had 61 graduates. Due to hot, humid conditions, graduates at SSS High were given bottles of water before marching onto the football field.
     

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