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Confetti and Silly String filled the upper reaches of the Robbinsville High School gymnasium Friday, as the Class of 2023 celebrated their graduation. Photo by Kevin Hensley/editor@grahamstar.com -
The gymnasium was packed to capacity for graduation Friday, which was the first time the exercise had been held inside the school since 2019. Photo by Anna Riddle/The Graham Star -
Class of 2023 Valedictorian Haylee Crisp challenged her peers to remain true to themselves throughout the course of life. Photo by Kevin Hensley/editor@grahamstar.com -
Co-salutatorian Erica Daniels made sure to remind her classmates that their individual stories have just started to be written. Photo by Anna Riddle/The Graham Star -
Co-salutatorian Desta Trammell helped encapsulate the group’s journey together from pre-k to Friday’s ceremony. Photo by Anna Riddle/The Graham Star -
Abigayle Lancaster broke up the processional line of students receiving their diplomas from Robbinsville High School Principal David Matheson by making sure not one spot was missed on his head ... Photo by Kevin Hensley/editor@grahamstar.com -
Meanwhile, Judd Shuler opted to help the principal find a new hairstyle. No word was received by Wednesday’s press deadline about whether Shuler used Dapper Dan or Fop. Photo by Kevin Hensley/editor@grahamstar.com -
The Robbinsville High School Class of 2023 relishes in the fact that their journey together might be coming to a close, but their lives have only begun. Photo by Anna Riddle/The Graham Star
Robbinsville – Tears were shed, fond memories recalled and – more importantly – 87 girls and boys transformed into women and men before the collective eyes of those gathered inside the Robbinsville…