
Another milestone for many of the students at Husson College graduation day on May 12. It is a proud moment for both students, their relatives and friends. In Maine, many of these graduants are first generation college bound students. It is a big deal to them. I am humble to be part of the contributing force to their success. The number might be few, but we are accumulating success stories one student at a time.

This is our graduaing class of ten in elementary education.

I believe this is a New England tradition. The bagpipe band
lead the processional to the stadium

We followed the students into the stadium. Since
I was assigned to read the names of my students,
I got to go first in the faculty section.

This is a close up of the faculty section of
the processional by the photographer (mom!).

Since I love myself so much, I will let you see
a close up of me!

This is where I read the students' names as they
came forth to the podium

to receive their diplomas.
4 comments:
well well well, don't you look handsome T-cubed. Must be rewarding to see your students make it. Sommerfeldts look good too, older that's for sure. But aren't we all.
hahahahaha! You are so funny dad. That's a pretty neat convocation, especially since it's outdoors AND there were bagpipers! And i especially like the up close photo of you.
i just tried to leave a comment... hopefully it won't post twice. Fantastic looking convocation! especially since it was outside and there were bagpipers and you got to walk at the front of the faculty pack! I also really enjoyed the up close picture of yourself dad! hahahaha.
Congratulations on successfully graduating yet another 10 students from the program you "fathered"!!
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