Adams City High School graduates march for commencement exercises
Adams City High School graduations coming into a football field with a stadium full of families and friends cheering in support.
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Valedictorian Alfredo Figueroa-Flores is going to Yale to study architecture. He received his diploma from Michelle Steinberger, assistant principal.
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Salutatorian Angel Garcia-Corona is going to Vassar to study computer science and received his diploma from Janet Estrada Adams, 14 Board of Education.
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Melanie Normany received her diploma and flowers from the Adams 14 Board of Education, Renee Lovato, president; Janet Estrada, vice president; and Maria Zubia, secretary.
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The graduates are in line to receive their diplomas from Tina Johnson, assistant principal.
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During the special portion of the ceremony, the grads moved the tassels to the left, threw the caps in the air, and officially graduated from high school.
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Salutatorian Angel Garcia-Corona was creative with his cap and has played chess since he was five. The position on his hat is his favorite checkmate.
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The Adams City School Band is playing the National Anthem.
The graduates arrived and were seated to start the graduation with speeches of inspiration.
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Graduates are excited to receive the diploma.
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Adams City High School Eagles left the nest, soaring into the future on what lies ahead for 325 students receiving diplomas on Saturday, May 20. Adams City High School is a dual language school speaking Spanish and English. To start their lives, numerous students are going into college, tech schools, the military, and the workforce.
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