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1992 Corunna graduate Chris Adams, who during a distinguished career has risen to the rank of captain in the U.S. Navy, encouraged the Class of 2023 on Saturday, May 13, to remember their roots, no matter where life takes them.
New Lothrop High School Principal Kim Kuchar hugs a Class of 2023 grad at Sunday's commencement ceremony.
New Lothrop Class of 2023 seniors grin ahead of their commencement ceremony Sunday.
New Lothrop Class of 2023 grad DeMonte Minion points skyward after receiving his diploma Sunday.
New Lothrop Class of 2023 grads Parker Noonan and Makena Newman pose back-to-back after receiving their diplomas Sunday.
A New Lothrop Class of 2023 grad smiles as he shakes Superintendent Anthony Berthiaume's hand Sunday.
A New Lothrop Class of 2023 grad hugs High School Principal Kim Kuchar Sunday.
A New Lothrop High School grad, whose bedazzled mortarboard bears the legend “Four Years Later,” looks out at Sunday’s commencement crowd.
Perry's Class of 2023 makes its way towards its seats for Sunday's commencement ceremony.
Perry's Class of 2023 makes its way towards its seats for Sunday's commencement ceremony.
Perry High School teacher Nathan Hawley addresses the Class of 2023 at Sunday's graduation.
A Perry graduate waves to spectators at Sunday's commencement ceremony.
An Ovid-Elsie grad goes to shake hands and receive their diploma.
Kelsea Strzelecki-Davis, valedictorian of Byron High School's Class of 2023, gives the senior commencement address during Sunday's graduation ceremony at BHS.
Ashley Nixon, class president and salutatorian of Byron High School's Class of 2023, speaks during Sunday's commencement at BHS.
Soon-to-be Byron High School Class of 2023 graduates listen to Ashley Nixon, their class president and salutatorian, deliver a welcome address during Sunday's commencement at BHS.
Soon-to-be Durand Area High School Class of 2023 graduates listen to district Superintendent Craig McCrumb's address during DAHS' commencement Sunday.
Durand Superintendent addresses the Class of 2023 at Sunday's commencement.
Laingsburg Class of 2023 wait to walk at their Friday, May 19 graduation.
Laingsburg's Class of 2023 tosses caps skyward at the conclusion of the school's Friday, May 19 graduation.
Several soon-to-be Owosso High School Class of 2023 graduates pose for a photo before their graduation ceremony began Thursday, May 18.
The Owosso High School Madrigal Singers and OHS choir seniors, conducted by Jessica Draper, perform 'Seasons of Love' as arranged by Roger Emerson during the OHS Class of 2023 graduation on Thursday, May 18.
Owosso High School Class of 2023 Valedictorian Marisa Rose tells the Class of 2023 to never stop learning and choose love over hatred at OHS' graduation on Thursday, May 18.
The Owosso High School Symphony Band and OHS band seniors, conducted by Jillian Kowalczyk, perform 'Snake Charmer' by Randall Standridge during the OHS Class of 2023 graduation on Thursday, May 18.
The scoreboard at Historic Willman Field reads 2023 to honor the Class of 2023 at Owosso High School's graduation on Thursday, May 18.
Senior Travis Farrow (right) got a warm welcome during his walk across the stage to receive his diploma, Thursday, May 18.
Graduation caps flew skyward Thursday, May 18 to mark the official end commencement for Morrice High School's Class of 2023.
Morrice Senior Savannah Dansby tackled one last musical selection on the clarinet at the school's graduation ceremony, Thursday, May 18.
1992 Corunna graduate Chris Adams, who during a distinguished career has risen to the rank of captain in the U.S. Navy, encouraged the Class of 2023 on Saturday, May 13, to remember their roots, no matter where life takes them.
Many of the soon-to-be grads at Corunna's Saturday, May 13 commencement decorated the tops of their graduation caps.
Corunna superintendent John Fattal asked members of the graduating class to stand and be recognized for honors, achievements and activities at the district's Saturday, May 13 commencement.
A slew of local high school seniors have said their sayonaras to secondary education at graduation ceremonies over the past two weeks, beginning with Corunna's on May 13 and continuing with Owosso's and Morrice's on May 18, and Laingsburg's on May 19.
Sunday, May 21, was jam-packed with five ceremonies — Byron, Durand, New Lothrop, Ovid-Elsie and Perry's.
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