Andrew's Graduation

The next day was undergraduate gradation and Andrew reluctantly walked.

Academic Procession

The flag and ROTC people.

The bagpipers. I'll be honest--I'm not the biggest bagpipe fan. And it was cool for a little while, but they kept blasting bagpipe music throughout the campus. So I got really tired of bagpipes. Especially since they just played the same song the whole dang time.

Here comes Andrew! (And T-Roy in the background).

He's the most handsome graduate in the whole school. :)

In the Spectrum

The engineers (with orange tassels) are coming in. You can see T-Roy right in the middle, and Andrew is to the left (T-Roy's right).

Hi Andrew! Please don't judge my photographer skills. I was far away. Also, I'm not that good of a photographer. I was really glad that they turned around and I (kind of) got this picture.

My parents laughed that I knew so many professors on first name basis. The whole history department all were happy to see me and they all said my name. My parents were proud that I am so prestigious.

Somewhere in there . . . is Andrew.

My friend Erika who just came home from her mission! She is in the blue shirt.

Engineering Ceremony

This is where we celebrated nerds who will make lots of money.

Mikey and Kaylee waiting for it to start.

"Andrew Walter Fassmann, Bachelor's of Science in Mechanical Engineering."

Congratulations Andrew! He got his diploma cover.

We bought a jade fish in Hong Kong for Andrew to put on his hat with his tassel.

Andrew, Kaylee, and Troy. Despite the way this picture looks, Kaylee is actually T-Roy's daughter. Andrew is wearing a Tau Beta Pi cape thing and a medal from the Engineering College.

Congratulations Andrew! Even though he did not want to walk, I'm glad that he did. It was fun to celebrate all of his hard work. He has been going to school for forever!