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Concord High School graduates told to become 'positive role models' Published: Tuesday, June 29, 2010, 6:34 AM Staten Island Advance STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. Concord High School seniors were commended yesterday for overcoming adversity and persevering, during their graduation ceremony at the College of Staten Island. Boys wore black gowns and girls wore white as they made their way down the aisles of the Center fot the Performing Arts stage on the Willowbrook campus. Aletha Heggie, the school’s music teacher, sang the national anthem, then parents and friends cheered the graduates. Assistant Principle David Ashe congratulated the 78 graduates for breaking a record and being the largest graduating class at Concord High School. Page 140 of 154
Staten Island Advance/Vincent Barone Concord High School girls prepare for their graduation ceremony in the CSI theater. (Staten Island Advance/Vincent Barone) “It is a testament to your hard work and dedication that you are here today,” Ashe said. The class of 2010 also broke another record by distributing 32 Regents diplomas. He urged the students to continue to work hard and keep moving forward. “Your resilience and perseverance is inspiring,” he told the class. Salutatorian Martin Brown, a filmmaker and intern at the district attorney’s office, thanked his aunt for helping him become the person he is. He thanked his teachers and principals for being “ cool people” and he congratulated his fellows on their graduation. Brown also imparted some advice for the future: “ All dreams start somewhere. Be thankful for what you have ... for if you concentrate on what you don’t have, you will have nothing.” Page 141 of 154
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