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The Class of 2024 was celebrated during a commencement ceremony at McCracken Field on Saturday
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Lily Adams
MCHS 2024 graduates celebrate as all their hard work through the year finally pays off.
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Lily Adams, Features Editor
May 21, 2024

On Saturday, MCHS seniors graduated during a commencement ceremony at McCracken Field. Graduates started at Freshman Campus and made the walk to the field to graduate in front of friends and family. The seniors in choir sang during the ceremony and two students have speeches.

“My favorite part was the commencement speeches and the last performance of the vocal choir because they really evoked a lot of emotion and maybe brought a tear or two to my eyes,” says MCHS graduate Paulina Borowski.

This is the second time that graduation took place at McCracken since the Upper Campus combined East and West Campus upperclassmen in one ceremony.

 

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