TV actress Michaela Conlin, former NFL tight end Tim Massaquoi and developer David M. Jaindl have at least one thing in common. They all graduated from Parkland High School, according to a news release.

Conlin, Massaquoi and Jaindl, plus five others, will be inducted next month into the school’s new alumni Wall of Honor, the release says. They’ll be honored during the Parkland School District Education Foundation 2012 Gala.

The sold-out event, a fundraiser for the foundation, is scheduled 6 p.m. May 14 at the Fogelsville Holiday Inn, the release says.

The alumni who will be honored at the gala are:

• Michaela Conlin, actress, Class of 1996

• William D. George II, Ironton Telephone Company president and CEO, Class of 1952

• David M. Jaindl, Jaindl Farms, president and owner, Class of 1974

• Tim Massaquoi, former NFL tight end, Class of 2001

• Patricia Risley, opera singer, Class of 1985

• Tom Salvaggio, Computer Aid Inc., managing director, Class of 1985

• Dr. Wayne J. Saunders, oral and maxillofacial surgeon, Class of 1988

• Donna Steckel, Parkland High School assistant principal, Class of 1971

“Bones” isn’t going anywhere. Fox has renewed the fan-favorite drama for an eighth season.

“Over the past seven seasons, Hart Hanson, Stephen Nathan and the incredible ‘Bones’ cast and crew have redefined the traditional crime procedural with an irreverent and adventurous sensibility and I’m really happy to have this distinctive, fan-favorite on our schedule for another season,” Kevin Reilly, president of entertainment at Fox, said in a statement.

The show will celebrate its 150th episode during the upcoming eighth season. Season 8 will see the stars of “Bones” — including David Boreanaz and Emily Deschanel — get a raise. TJ Thyne, Michaela Conlin, Tamara Taylor and John Francis Daley also star.

“Bones” returns for more Season 7 episodes on Mon., April 2 at 8 p.m. ET with a new addition. Here’s how Fox describes the next new episode, “The Prisoner in the Pipe.”

The remains of an escaped convict are found in a residential sewer, but an examination of the sewer pipes indicates that the murder occurred within prison walls. When Brennan (Emily Deschanel) insists on solving the crime – despite Booth’s (David Boreanaz) pleas for her not to overexert herself – the expectant couple experience a very untraditional arrival of their baby daughter.

What did they say? Keep reading for all the highlights!

Before the panel began, it would seem that the lucky audience got to see the next Bones episode. Lucky jerks. This may explain why some otherwise spoiler-related things are suddenly known with certainty.

WARNING: Aforementioned Bones spoilers figure prominently in what follows. Proceed with caution.

Here are the important things you need to know about the Bones panel at Paley Fest.

• Places mentioned for Brennan to give birth: stable with a horse, prison.
  Emily Deschanel claims not to have yelled during the birth of her son last fall.
  The birth episode will air on April 2.
  The daughter of Brennan and Booth will be born in a stable (seriously, there’s a horse). They wanted to have the doctor be named Wiseman (to be played by executive producer Stephen Nathan). Then the doctor would bring in two relatives. Thus, the three Wisemans.
  While Brennan actually gives birth in a stable, she goes into labor during a prison riot.
  The baby used in the birth scene peed on both Emily Deschanel and David Boreanaz.
• There may be some conflict between Booth and Brennan about whether to baptize the baby or to take her to Africa and drop rock dust on her.
  Hart Hanson knew that Booth and Brennan would have sex after the death of Vincent Nigel-Murray.
  David Boreanaz wore crazy socks to the panel.
  “There’s somebody who’s going to be dead and revolting…” — Stephen Nathan on how Bones will remain the same.
  Moonlighting got mentioned within the first 10 minutes.
  “Instead of sex and boys, it’s breastfeeding and… boobs…” — Michaela Conlin on Angela and Brennan’s future discussions.
  The baby’s first name will be Christine (after Brennan’s mother). The middle name will be Angela.
  The reveal of Angela’s real name will be a major story on a future episode of Bones. They’re not ruling out another tattoo.
  When Sweets used a gun, the bullet was loaded with blanks. In case you didn’t realize that…
  Sweets will be going out with Booth on some more investigations in the future.
  “We’re going to get season 8 and possibly 9…” — Hart Hanson… This is, unfortunately, probably not official. Not yet anyway.
• “In many ways, Bones is FOX’s most successful hour-long, scripted drama.” — Hart Hanson
  At one point, Emily Deschanel and David Boreanaz appeared to be comparing wedding rings.
  Season 7: “It will change the course of… certainly season 8.” — Stephen Nathan
  Christopher Pellant (that creepy computer-murderer guy) will be in the season 7 finale.
  No one will admit whether or not someone important will die in the end of the season.
  The four bonus episodes will air after the cliffhanger but won’t have anything to do with the events of the finale.
  On the four bonus episodes: “It’s like four episodes of Fringe in the middle of Bones.” — Stephen Nathan
  Response: “That’s going to help us, Stephen.” — Hart Hanson
  Emily Deschanel thinks that Brennan might possibly be more interested in marriage now.
  David Boreanaz would like to destroy the Jeffersonian lab with a tank when the series ends.
  We will find out the significance of “447″ in the end of Bones. And it will appear again this season, in episode 12. Another incidence was cut out (possibly the baby was born at 4:47).
  “The Suit on the Set”: “We got really jealous of Community and wanted to do a meta show.” — Hart Hanson
  David Boreanaz wanted an explanation for the word, “adorkable.”
  Meta winks in “The Suit on the Set” include using the same Bones sets, redecorated. “It’s as if you got incredibly drunk and watched Bones.” — Stephen Nathan
  The belt-buckle of the actor playing Booth in the movie says “Kooky.”
  One of the “prop” bodies on the movie set is an actual body.
  Michaela Conlin likes the idea of a retrospective at the end of Bones.
  Hart Hanson wants to make a Bones movie when the series ends. He may have been joking.
  Bones will revisit Sweets’ “dark” childhood. But not this season.
  Plots Hart Hanson wants to explore before Bones ends: Hodgins’ brother, Angela’s mother, Booth’s mother…
  David Boreanaz is a very strong proponent of an “old man” episode, whatever that means.
  A reappearance by Zack Addy has not been ruled out. They just need an appropriate storyline to bring him in.
  There are no plans to have Zooey Deschanel reappear on Bones, although they would like to have her.
  John Francis Daley really, really likes The Wire.
  David Boreanaz would like to have been on MASH or Cheers.
  Michaela Conlin picked Absolutely Fabulous.
  “It’s National Lady Day, isn’t it?” — David Boreanaz
  And then he made a joke about American Idol’s ratings slipping…
  Hart Hanson is happy to be paired with House on Monday nights.
  The whole cast pretty much agreed that TJ Thyne was the best at saying all of the technical jargon necessary on Bones. He gave an impressive example of this by saying something scientific that could not possibly be transcribed.
  Max Keenan will be back in Bones season 7, but Russ will not be in the current season.