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Scenes from Moses Lake High School's 2018 graduation

Rodney Harwood/Columbia Basin HeraldFor some Moses Lake graduates, they have guilt lasting relationships and friendships over the years. These two young women took the time to make that known during Saturday's graduation ceremonies at Lions Field.

Rodney Harwood/Columbia Basin HeraldMaroon and gold was the color of the day at the Moses Lake graduation on Saturday at Lions Field. But several of the graduating seniors ventured out with their own unique flare and attire.

Rodney Harwood/Columbia Basin HeraldMoses Lake senior Spencer Kimbro receives his diploma on Saturday at Lions Field. Kimbro is headed to the University of Alabama next fall on a wheelchair basketball scholarship.

by Rodney Harwood
| June 6, 2018 2:57 PM

Rodney Harwood/Columbia Basin HeraldFor some Moses Lake graduates, they have guilt lasting relationships and friendships over the years. These two young women took the time to make that known during Saturday's graduation ceremonies at Lions Field.

Rodney Harwood/Columbia Basin HeraldMaroon and gold was the color of the day at the Moses Lake graduation on Saturday at Lions Field. But several of the graduating seniors ventured out with their own unique flare and attire.

Rodney Harwood/Columbia Basin HeraldMoses Lake senior Spencer Kimbro receives his diploma on Saturday at Lions Field. Kimbro is headed to the University of Alabama next fall on a wheelchair basketball scholarship.