the tradition here is to walk around the outside of the building - and we
are on 48 acres!!! -- but they usually stick very close to the building---
the tradition is to walk around the number of times for the year -- although
lately the tradition seems to be dead -- no walking for past 2 years.... In
fact, most traditions seem to have died...they are just too busy outside of
school working, etc. I've never heard the alma mater in the 5 years I have
been here.... and only 53 seniors (out of 106) came to the senior Mass and
brunch yesterday with their parents - which was OK with me as it was 87
degrees outside and a lot hotter inside.
Allan
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Bishop Kearney High School Library
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> One of the coolest things that we do at my HS is a senior walk. On the
> seniors' last day, they have a parade through the hallways of the school.
> The under classsmen and teachers all come out into the hallway, the senior
> class song is played on the PA and the seniors parade through the entire
> school to the cheers of the rest of the school. There are many high fives
> and hugs and sometimes quite a few tears. Then the class goes out for a
> senior picnic.
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> Subject: [LM_NET] TARGET: Graduation traditions/ceremonies
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> Greetings!
>
> Our school will have our very first graduating class next spring, and
we're
> beginning the planning for Senior Week and the actual graduation
ceremonies.
> Part of this is trying to determine what kinds of ceremonies and/or
> traditions we want to establish - teachers have been mentioning things
like
> a senior dinner, as well as smaller things like having a candlelight
> ceremony where the seniors light the candles of the juniors, etc. I'd
> really appreciate any suggestions/recommendations/warnings anyone could
make
> for things of this nature. I say warnings, because although next year's
> graduating class will be small, eventually the number of graduates will be
> much larger, and we do want to be cautious of beginning any traditions
that
> could be fine for a small group but problematic for a large one.
>
> Thanks so much!
> Laura MacArthur
> Media Specialist
> American Heritage Academy
> Canton, GA
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