The last of the Chiefs
An MLHS graduate shows off his diploma at the school’s graduation ceremony on Friday. While this class may be the last to wear the Chiefs stole, it still was able to shine a light on many bright traditions and a history of excellence at Moses Lake High School regardless of the mascot representing the school.
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A Moses Lake High School Senior takes a selfie following the school’s graduation ceremony on Friday — the first on Lion’s Field since 2019.
A newly minted MLHS graduate after receiving his diploma on Friday.
Messages on the mortar boards of several MLHS graduating seniors as they line up to receive their diplomas.
MLHS graduates toss their caps at Friday’s graduation ceremony. Seniors in this graduating class endured two years of the pandemic while taking classes and bravely managed to come out on top with diplomas in hand.
MOSES LAKE — The Moses Lake High School class of 2022 was the first to gather for a graduation ceremony on Lions Fields since 2019, before the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic prompted social distancing, lockdowns and drive-by graduation ceremonies.
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