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Vernon graduates ready to take on the world

| 29 Jun 2015 | 11:40
    Female graduates lined up.
    Female graduates lined up.
    Graduate Joshua Felix and his family.
    Graduate Joshua Felix and his family.
    Vernon Township High School graduates front row from left are Benjamin Anderson, Samuel Woods, Jack Grosser and Rogelio Hernandez.
    Vernon Township High School graduates front row from left are Benjamin Anderson, Samuel Woods, Jack Grosser and Rogelio Hernandez.
    The graduating class toss their caps to the sky.
    The graduating class toss their caps to the sky.
    Vernon Township High School graduates Racquel Cordero, Marilyn Cardona and Klarissa Burwell.
    Vernon Township High School graduates Racquel Cordero, Marilyn Cardona and Klarissa Burwell.
    Students add a personal touch to their caps.
    Students add a personal touch to their caps.
    These high school graduates got their diplomas and are ready to take on the world.
    These high school graduates got their diplomas and are ready to take on the world.
    High school graduate Logan Costello.
    High school graduate Logan Costello.

VERNON — Vernon Township High School Class of 2015 graduated on Wednesday, June 24.

— Photos by George LeRoy Hunter

Golden rays of the sun beamed down on the graduate matching the gold gowns of the female graduates as family, friends and school faculty witnessed them receive their diplomas. The processional was led onto the ceremony field by bagpiper John Loggie.

Vernon Township High School Principal Timothy Dunnigan and Interim Superintendent of Schools Mr. Arthur DiBenedetto were among those who spoke during the ceremony. Valedictorian Kirstin Ondris and Salutatorian Shannon Turner addressed fellow graduates and guests.

At the conclusion of the ceremony, graduates posed for photographs, hugged and kissed. They departed in different directions to begin their journey in life. Some will go into military service, some into colleges, universities and trade schools for higher learning. And some will go straight into the work force.

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