yet mr. waung standing behind the kids and making sure everyone was in place and doing what they had to do. exactly what he did when i went there, not too long ago. mr. waung i just want to make a couple extra points. you have been a dedicated leader, not just of galileo high school but also with the association of asian teachers and you were an advisor of the senior class, advisor to the student body where i served as president and you have been an advisor to the vietnamese, samoan, chinese clubnd the korean, club, indian and students club. this man, [ applause ] you won't find a more committed man in our public school system. in addition to that, mr. waung worked to take a number of students to visit washington, d.c. for the first time. he also worked with the asian specific clubs and the clubs to fund raise for the tsunami that happened in japan. i can go on and i don't think anyone has just really recognized you properly in terms of your commitment and activism, in terms of your involvement at

thank you, mr. waung. [ applause ] >> hello, there. very new at this. they told me i only get one minute to say something. it will be one minute. let me get my notes here. [ laughter ] >> that's something as an introduction here and it's something i do at school here. i always start off with something that is funny, but i have to say that teaching is not a job. it's an adventure. besides every successful man, there is a great woman. and that's my wife, lynn. [ applause ] and i have to say the other side london breed. she was my asb vice-president 1992. i know, don't tell them, but she was great there. and i really appreciate principal mr. black shear to be here and also i have some of my associate student body officers here and i really do want to recognize norman yee because he graded from galileo and he's done a lot for our school here. that's something i want to pass off an i started student teaching at galileo about 1970. that's 43 years. everyone says how old are you and i keep saying, i forgot. they ask me what do you teach? i teach biology and so

yet mr. waung standing behind the kids and making sure everyone was in place and doing what they had to do. exactly what he did when i went there, not too long ago. mr. waung i just want to make a couple extra points. you have been a dedicated leader, not just of galileo high school but also with the association of asian teachers and you were an advisor of the senior class, advisor to the student body where i served as president and you have been an advisor to the vietnamese, samoan, chinese clubnd the korean, club, indian and students club. this man, [ applause ] you won't find a more committed man in our public school system. in