Graduation banner wording?

[Jillbeans]

My niece Joze (pronounced Josie) graduated from high school last month.
She's a true braniac but is also really creative and cute.
She was homecoming queen last fall.
Yes I'm bragging.
Anyway I am making a little banner for her party this weekend, and usually I just write "Congratulations So&So Class of 2010"
But her Mom wants to recognize the fact that Joze is going to Pitt.
She was actually shopping for a banner online!

And the Pitt logo is pretty nasty. Colors are blue & gold just like her high school.
Any suggestions?
:signs101:
Love....Jill

 

[Marlene]

don't worry too much about the school colors being nasty as they are mostly ugly combos. why not make a banner with the usual congrat blaa blaa and then have the Pitt's logo with a line like "watch out Pitt, here she comes" or "2014 future Pitt grad" or something like that.

 

[Fitch]

"Across the line Joze"....Next stop "Pitt Stop"... with the usual chequered flag and stuff.

Cheers G

 

[signgal]

i did one for my son with the teams mascot and a "go bulls!" with some things he loves sprinkled around... video game characters, favorite band logos, tennis balls, favorite car... things like that. Did another one for a friend's daughter and included photos from school with friends and "growing up" photos of her on a funky-artsy background with the standard text. She burst into tears and hugged us within an inch of our lives when she saw it. *shrugs* take what you will from my little stories

 

[Gino]

Can't you just get away with...........

 

[Jillbeans]

Yeah that's kinda what I did, I just rebuilt the PITT because I didn't want to use a "real" logo.
It sure is wonky looking.
Feel weird using it too.
The high school logo is uglier still so I just abbreviated.
How much easier it would be if it was just like the other banner I am taking to another grad party, for a local kid who's a bigtime redneck and volunteer fire fighter!
:Big Laugh
Is this OK?



Between reunions (2 family one school) and grad parties my July is jam-packed!