Othello graduation caps off years of students’ hard work
Othello Class of 2025 graduates toss their caps into the air after officially finishing their high school careers. The class consists of over 320 students who got to walk the stage on June 6.
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Co-valedictorian Natalie Cerrillo is welcomed to the stage to give her speech and take a photo with her family. Cerrillo thanked her peers for the journey they shared throughout their high school careers.
Co-Valedictorian Claire Gilbert gives her speech at Othello’s graduation. Gilbert said she, like many of her peers, had many late nights studying and working on their academics throughout their high school careers.
Desert Oasis’ Elizabeth De Jesus Flores gives her speech to the student body and family in attendance. De Jesus Flores was elected to be a student speaker by her classmates.
Othello student body President Riley Rodriguez receiving his diploma during graduation. Rodriguez was very emotional throughout the ceremony and spoke highly of his classmates.
Benji Garza posing for a photo with his diploma and plaque. Garza received the plaque for perfect attendance in all 13-years of K-12 education.
OTHELLO – Camaraderie and cheer were in the air as the Class of 2025 took the field at Othello High School for their graduation ceremony, a momentous occasion that many expressed they worked hard to reach. Co-valedictorian Natalie Cerrillo had a fitting way to describe the event’s significance.
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