111th graduating class strolls out in style in Ephrata
Associated Student Body President and Class of 2025 graduate Charles Flynn speaks during Ephrata High School’s 111th commencement ceremony Friday. Flynn said he’s grateful to his classmates who experienced high school by his side.
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Graduating Senior Erika Morford looks up from her speech notes to address the crowd during Friday’s Ephrata High School commencement. Morford has been active in sports and in the community and her classmates selected her as one of three to represent them with a full speech.
Ephrata High School Principal Ashlie Miller smiles as she adjusts the microphone before beginning to announce the graduates from the EHS Class of 2025. This was Miller’s first commencement with Ephrata after finishing her first school year as principal at EHS.
Ephrata School Board Chair James Adams shakes hands with Llandon Ahmann as Ahmann receives his diploma. Ahmann was active in both soccer and football during his time at Ephrata High School.
Ephrata High School’s Class of 2025 tosses their caps in the air, as is the tradition, on Friday, June 7. Many will come to be military members, college scholars and tradespeople. All have already proven they are up for a bit of hard work to reach their goals.
EPHRATA — About 200 students strolled, cavorted, lightsaber-battled and marched their way onto the Ephrata High School football field last Friday evening. Some wore honor cords showing accomplishments, some had decorated mortar boards and others a look of relief that their day had finally come.
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