An Eastside High School honor graduate smiles after accepting her diploma during commencement exercises Wednesday evening. More than 140 members of the Class of 2022 achieved honor graduate status.
Top: An Eastside graduate gets a last-minute adjustment to his mortar board and tassel. Above: Family members of Jasmaine Simmons show their support for their Class of 2022 graduate. Left: An Eastside High School honor graduate smiles after accepting her diploma during commencement exercises Wednesday evening. More than 140 members of the Class of 2022 achieved honor graduate status.
An Eastside High School honor graduate smiles after accepting her diploma during commencement exercises Wednesday evening. More than 140 members of the Class of 2022 achieved honor graduate status.
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An Eastside graduate gets a last-minute adjustment to his mortar board and tassel.
Top: An Eastside graduate gets a last-minute adjustment to his mortar board and tassel. Above: Family members of Jasmaine Simmons show their support for their Class of 2022 graduate. Left: An Eastside High School honor graduate smiles after accepting her diploma during commencement exercises Wednesday evening. More than 140 members of the Class of 2022 achieved honor graduate status.
COVINGTON — Top honor graduates from Eastside High School’s Class of 2022 congratulated their classmates on thriving in spite of the COVID-19 pandemic during commencement remarks Wednesday.
Valedictorian Elizabeth Johnson spoke of the struggles faced during the last two years and reminded classmates to show their gratitude to those who helped them reach the success of graduation.
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Keep it Clean. Please avoid obscene, vulgar, lewd, racist or sexually-oriented language.
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