The Harry S. Truman High School Class of 2025 celebrated graduation Tuesday evening with their families and friends looking on.
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The 44th commencement ceremony featured speeches from valedictorian Alicia Knight, salutatorian Damian Lopez, and Class President Mohamed Touray.
“You grew up during one of the craziest times in American history. You dealt with all the chaos using grit, grace, and just enough sarcasm to keep things interesting,” Principal Jon Craig said.
Touray announced that 70% of the graduates will be heading to college next year, with the class securing $2.5 million in scholarships.
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Touray told his peers to look to the future.
“Ten years from now, we won’t remember the times we played it safe. We’ll remember when we took risks, thought outside the box, and pushed ourselves out of our comfort zones,” he said.
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School Board President James Morgan III told graduates about the importance of civic engagement, urging the graduates to register to vote and make their voices heard.
Natalie Grimmer is a photographer who has been shooting professionally for over 15 years. All of her experience has been on the job, starting out as an assistant to a professional wedding photographer in DE where she moved on to second shooter, to finally running her own wedding photography business. From weddings, Natalie expanded to portrait photography and fine art. She was awarded honorable mention at the Churchville Photography Club’s annual contest in 2004, which fueled her passion for photography, and was a finalist in the Photographers Forum Annual Photography contest in 2008, 2011 and 2012. Natalie proudly hails from Bucks County, PA
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