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PHOTOS OF THE WEEK
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- MOUNT ABRAHAM UNION High School sent 104 newly minted graduates into the world on Saturday following a splendid commencement ceremony under a big tent on campus. Mt. Abe principal Shannon Warden used the unpredictable weather as an apt metaphor for life, while student speaker Hazel Stoddard spoke glowingly of how Class of 2025 members were able to bond during the past four years. Guest speaker Jessica Little gave the graduates some heartfelt advice in the form of powerful quotes. Independent photo / Buzz Kuhns
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- MOUNT ABRAHAM UNION High School sent 104 newly minted graduates into the world on Saturday following a splendid commencement ceremony under a big tent on campus. Mt. Abe principal Shannon Warden used the unpredictable weather as an apt metaphor for life, while student speaker Hazel Stoddard spoke glowingly of how Class of 2025 members were able to bond during the past four years. Guest speaker Jessica Little gave the graduates some heartfelt advice in the form of powerful quotes. Independent photo / Buzz Kuhns
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- MOUNT ABRAHAM UNION High School sent 104 newly minted graduates into the world on Saturday following a splendid commencement ceremony under a big tent on campus. Mt. Abe principal Shannon Warden used the unpredictable weather as an apt metaphor for life, while student speaker Hazel Stoddard spoke glowingly of how Class of 2025 members were able to bond during the past four years. Guest speaker Jessica Little gave the graduates some heartfelt advice in the form of powerful quotes. Independent photo / Buzz Kuhns
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- Independent photo / Buzz Kuhns
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- MOUNT ABRAHAM UNION High School sent 104 newly minted graduates into the world on Saturday following a splendid commencement ceremony under a big tent on campus. Mt. Abe principal Shannon Warden used the unpredictable weather as an apt metaphor for life, while student speaker Hazel Stoddard spoke glowingly of how Class of 2025 members were able to bond during the past four years. Guest speaker Jessica Little gave the graduates some heartfelt advice in the form of powerful quotes. Independent photo / Buzz Kuhns
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- MOUNT ABRAHAM UNION High School sent 104 newly minted graduates into the world on Saturday following a splendid commencement ceremony under a big tent on campus. Mt. Abe principal Shannon Warden used the unpredictable weather as an apt metaphor for life, while student speaker Hazel Stoddard spoke glowingly of how Class of 2025 members were able to bond during the past four years. Guest speaker Jessica Little gave the graduates some heartfelt advice in the form of powerful quotes. Independent photo / Buzz Kuhns
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- MOUNT ABRAHAM UNION High School sent 104 newly minted graduates into the world on Saturday following a splendid commencement ceremony under a big tent on campus. Mt. Abe principal Shannon Warden used the unpredictable weather as an apt metaphor for life, while student speaker Hazel Stoddard spoke glowingly of how Class of 2025 members were able to bond during the past four years. Guest speaker Jessica Little gave the graduates some heartfelt advice in the form of powerful quotes. Independent photo / Buzz Kuhns
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- MOUNT ABRAHAM UNION High School sent 104 newly minted graduates into the world on Saturday following a splendid commencement ceremony under a big tent on campus. Mt. Abe principal Shannon Warden used the unpredictable weather as an apt metaphor for life, while student speaker Hazel Stoddard spoke glowingly of how Class of 2025 members were able to bond during the past four years. Guest speaker Jessica Little gave the graduates some heartfelt advice in the form of powerful quotes. Independent photo / Buzz Kuhns
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- MOUNT ABRAHAM UNION High School sent 104 newly minted graduates into the world on Saturday following a splendid commencement ceremony under a big tent on campus. Mt. Abe principal Shannon Warden used the unpredictable weather as an apt metaphor for life, while student speaker Hazel Stoddard spoke glowingly of how Class of 2025 members were able to bond during the past four years. Guest speaker Jessica Little gave the graduates some heartfelt advice in the form of powerful quotes. Independent photo / Buzz Kuhns
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- MOUNT ABRAHAM UNION High School sent 104 newly minted graduates into the world on Saturday following a splendid commencement ceremony under a big tent on campus. Mt. Abe principal Shannon Warden used the unpredictable weather as an apt metaphor for life, while student speaker Hazel Stoddard spoke glowingly of how Class of 2025 members were able to bond during the past four years. Guest speaker Jessica Little gave the graduates some heartfelt advice in the form of powerful quotes. Independent photo / Buzz Kuhns
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- MOUNT ABRAHAM UNION High School sent 104 newly minted graduates into the world on Saturday following a splendid commencement ceremony under a big tent on campus. Mt. Abe principal Shannon Warden used the unpredictable weather as an apt metaphor for life, while student speaker Hazel Stoddard spoke glowingly of how Class of 2025 members were able to bond during the past four years. Guest speaker Jessica Little gave the graduates some heartfelt advice in the form of powerful quotes. Independent photo / Buzz Kuhns
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- NEW MOUNT ABE grad Chase Atkins leaps into the arms of Superintendent Patrick Reen. Photo by Buzz Kuhns
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- MOUNT ABRAHAM UNION High School sent 104 newly minted graduates into the world on Saturday following a splendid commencement ceremony under a big tent on campus. Mt. Abe principal Shannon Warden used the unpredictable weather as an apt metaphor for life, while student speaker Hazel Stoddard spoke glowingly of how Class of 2025 members were able to bond during the past four years. Guest speaker Jessica Little gave the graduates some heartfelt advice in the form of powerful quotes. Independent photo / Buzz Kuhns
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- MOUNT ABRAHAM UNION High School sent 104 newly minted graduates into the world on Saturday following a splendid commencement ceremony under a big tent on campus. Mt. Abe principal Shannon Warden used the unpredictable weather as an apt metaphor for life, while student speaker Hazel Stoddard spoke glowingly of how Class of 2025 members were able to bond during the past four years. Guest speaker Jessica Little gave the graduates some heartfelt advice in the form of powerful quotes. Independent photo / Buzz Kuhns
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- MOUNT ABRAHAM UNION High School sent 104 newly minted graduates into the world on Saturday following a splendid commencement ceremony under a big tent on campus. Mt. Abe principal Shannon Warden used the unpredictable weather as an apt metaphor for life, while student speaker Hazel Stoddard spoke glowingly of how Class of 2025 members were able to bond during the past four years. Guest speaker Jessica Little gave the graduates some heartfelt advice in the form of powerful quotes. Independent photo / Buzz Kuhns
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- MOUNT ABRAHAM UNION High School sent 104 newly minted graduates into the world on Saturday following a splendid commencement ceremony under a big tent on campus. Mt. Abe principal Shannon Warden used the unpredictable weather as an apt metaphor for life, while student speaker Hazel Stoddard spoke glowingly of how Class of 2025 members were able to bond during the past four years. Guest speaker Jessica Little gave the graduates some heartfelt advice in the form of powerful quotes. Independent photo / Buzz Kuhns
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- MOUNT ABRAHAM UNION High School sent 104 newly minted graduates into the world on Saturday following a splendid commencement ceremony under a big tent on campus. Mt. Abe principal Shannon Warden used the unpredictable weather as an apt metaphor for life, while student speaker Hazel Stoddard spoke glowingly of how Class of 2025 members were able to bond during the past four years. Guest speaker Jessica Little gave the graduates some heartfelt advice in the form of powerful quotes. Independent photo / Buzz Kuhns
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- MOUNT ABRAHAM UNION High School sent 104 newly minted graduates into the world on Saturday following a splendid commencement ceremony under a big tent on campus. Mt. Abe principal Shannon Warden used the unpredictable weather as an apt metaphor for life, while student speaker Hazel Stoddard spoke glowingly of how Class of 2025 members were able to bond during the past four years. Guest speaker Jessica Little gave the graduates some heartfelt advice in the form of powerful quotes. Independent photo / Buzz Kuhns
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- MOUNT ABRAHAM UNION High School sent 104 newly minted graduates into the world on Saturday following a splendid commencement ceremony under a big tent on campus. Mt. Abe principal Shannon Warden used the unpredictable weather as an apt metaphor for life, while student speaker Hazel Stoddard spoke glowingly of how Class of 2025 members were able to bond during the past four years. Guest speaker Jessica Little gave the graduates some heartfelt advice in the form of powerful quotes. Independent photo / Buzz Kuhns
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- MOUNT ABRAHAM UNION High School sent 104 newly minted graduates into the world on Saturday following a splendid commencement ceremony under a big tent on campus. Mt. Abe principal Shannon Warden used the unpredictable weather as an apt metaphor for life, while student speaker Hazel Stoddard spoke glowingly of how Class of 2025 members were able to bond during the past four years. Guest speaker Jessica Little gave the graduates some heartfelt advice in the form of powerful quotes. Independent photo / Buzz Kuhns
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