Live life knowing that anything can happen, and that you are not bound by the now you see before you. “To utterly disregard the idea of impossible. “While your goal in life may not be to sue the human race, or maybe it is, there is something we can all take from (‘Bee Movie’ character) Barry B. “Why we claim some facts in life are simply unchanging as much as we might try, we regularly achieve feats of this so-called impossibility.”Ĭolin finished his speech by leaving his peers with a challenge. “We have an odd relationship with the impossible,” he noted. The bee, of course, flies anyway, because bees don’t care what humans think is impossible.’”Ĭolin also spoke to his peers about how life is constantly changing and that no one should be afraid to face the impossible. “Its wings are too small to get its fat little body off the ground. “‘According to all known laws of aviation, there is no way a bee should be able to fly,” Colin said. He prefaced it by asking who was familiar with the film “Bee Movie,” and began his speech with a quote from it. Colin was able to give his co-valedictorian speech in front of his peers. This was also the first year that saw two students chosen as co-valedictorians, twin brothers Tristan and Colin Lee. Those recordings were all played during the ceremonies. The school choir had virtually recorded the national anthem, the school alma mater and the song “Moving On” during the spring semester. The in-person graduations allowed students to gather in a socially distant setting one last time as a class.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the school offered a virtual graduation ceremony on June 18 and had a drive-by event for students to pick up their diplomas on June 22, 23 and 24. The class of 2020 is the 55th graduating class from WTHS.
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