- November 21, 2024
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Alancia Cox, Marybeth Damico, Mark Asadorian, and Sophia Clabby
Photo by Ian SwabyStudents Madison Baird, Jacob Lirio, and Andaryia Takenova play a medley of music from Star Wars, E.T. the Extra Terrestrial, and more prior to the ceremony.
Photo by Ian SwabyGraduates walk towards the auditorium.
Photo by Ian SwabyThe band offers a performance of a medley of music from Star Wars, E.T. the Extra Terrestrial, and more prior to the ceremony.
Photo by Ian SwabyAmaris Gonzalez and Sadorah Lormil of JROTC direct attendees to where they can buy water.
Photo by Ian SwabyZachary Rubin and Ava Rudd proceed towards the stage.
Photo by Ian SwabyThe crowd fills the auditorium.
Photo by Ian SwabyAdam Blizzard and Chloe Boggs proceed to the stage.
Photo by Ian SwabyLaura Christophel and Levon Christophel applaud the graduation of Dahmia Westfall, their daughter and granddaughter, respectively.
Photo by Ian SwabyPaige Baker and Erin Ballenger
Photo by Ian SwabyCaden Singh exits the stage with his diploma.
Photo by Ian SwabyGabriel Chiha and Julianna Chin
Photo by Ian SwabyMembers of the Riverview High School chorus sing the Star Spangled Banner.
Photo by Ian SwabySenior Class President Shelby Nobile speaks at the ceremony.
Photo by Ian SwabyStudents fill the auditorium.
Photo by Ian SwabySenior class Historian Cayman Reisky, Treasurer Lilly Mae Stewart, Secretary Emily Lepow, and Vice President Emily O'Neill are introduced.
Photo by Ian SwabyJosie Liederman was the student speaker.
Photo by Ian SwabyPrincipal Erin Haughey presents graduate Ella Williams with the Edward Brown leadership award.
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Mickeyshane McGetrick, Apollonia Krolikiewicz, and Anna Fortenberry listen to a commencement speech.
Photo by Ian SwabyGraduation becomes official.
Photo by Ian SwabyGenesis Orellana, Carlos Fernandez, Dionara Correa, Andres Morales, Belcy Correa, graduate Maria Orellana, Fabian Orellana, Grecia Orellana, and Freddy Orellana
Photo by Ian SwabyKeisha and Alan Rubin, Alec Rubin, graduates Evan and Zach Rubin, Dana Rubin, Sylvia Haftel, Arthur Rubin, and Andrea and Michael Hopkovitz
Photo by Ian SwabyJon Cerrito has his yearbook signed by Angelina Massucco.
Photo by Ian SwabyAlec and Milton Kruk, graduates Brian Kruk and Sherif Abdou, Abdelhamid Abdon, Lori, Stephanie, Dennis, and Danielle Kruk, and Theresa Govier
Photo by Ian SwabyJosie Liederman and her boyfriend Brandon Cohen
Photo by Ian SwabySarah Walters, Haylie Smith, and Eden Jones
Photo by Ian SwabyKaren, William, Jonathon, and Jason Hackney
Photo by Ian SwabyRiverview High School students finally had the chance to throw graduation caps into the air on May 20 at the Robarts Arena.
Principal Erin Haughey spoke about the importance of following one’s passion, describing the lack of joy she felt while pursuing a physical therapy degree, before realizing that her pursuit of greatness had distracted her from where she truly belonged — in the field of education.
She described each graduate as having “a unique gift,” a skill which they “are better at than anyone else.”
Senior class leaders all offered their own speeches, while the featured student speaker was Josie Liederman.
“Everyone here has the potential to go out into the world and earn everything. All it takes is you, and the desire to commit to hard, hard work. The decision is yours,” Liederman said.
Liederman, who is headed to Florida State University to study music therapy, said she was “so excited” to start the next phase of her life.
