Farewell but not goodbye
The Almira/Coulee-Hartline High School class of 2022 graduated Saturday in Coulee City, having a great deal to be proud of, including a football championship for senior players this past season.
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Cousins Reece Isaak and Marianna Isaak were co-valedictorians for the ACH High School class of 2022. They chose to share their speech.
Many moments of the graduation ceremony brought smiles to the graduates' faces.
Graduates were all smiles as they received their diplomas. During their time at ACH High, the graduates overcame a great deal, including a pandemic, giving them plenty of reasons to celebrate.
ASB Vice-President Callie Pinar gave the farewell speech and said “So it is farewell for now, as this class takes off on their own adventure now, we will never say goodbye to our home.”
COULEE CITY — The Almira/Coulee-Hartline High School graduation saw graduates say farewell but not goodbye to each other as they received their diplomas Saturday, ready to take the next step in their lives.
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