Moses Lake honors graduating seniors with art installation; graduation plans announced
A drone’s-eye view of the Field of Chiefs at Lions Field.
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Moses Lake senior Dylan Huber poses by his name on the Field of Chiefs behind Chief Moses Middle School while his friend, Peyton Barret, snaps a photo on Monday afternoon.
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Moses Lake senior Dominique Flores-Bird kneels beside her name on the Field of Chiefs while her mother, Kitty Bird, takes a photograph on Monday.
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Moses Lake senior Dylan Huber looks down at the names of classmates as he makes his way around the Field of Chiefs, a project launched to honor the class of 2020 in Moses Lake.
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A drone’s-eye view of the Field of Chiefs at Lions Field.
Jeff King/courtesy photo
MOSES LAKE – What looks like white ripples in the grass slowly becomes letters and names as you walk onto the football field behind Chief Moses Middle School in Moses Lake. The list becomes clear on the “Field of Chiefs,” a project created to honor the 638 Moses Lake High School seniors inching closer to graduation next month.
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