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Mackenzie Hoover gets help from twin sister Jordan Hoover as Jacob Pulido passes by.
Retiring Principal Scott Hoffman makes a heart symbol with his hands as he tells the Class of 2022 that he loves them.
Jacob Pulido shows that the diploma covers are blank inside. Only after returning their cap and gown, does a graduate receive their diplomas. Foreground from left: Lucy Pritchard, Pulido, and Caroline Maiore.
Junior marshals Julia Kimball and Alex Myles lead the class into the ceremony.
The senior class waits in the Bromfield library. Front row, from left, Grace Glazier, Julianna Franklin, Camille Gomez, and Rachel Graham.
Class officers, from left: Analee Carroll, Tiana Jiang, and Melanie Bodtman.
From left: Nathan Chiou, Andre Anderson, and Jason Adams..
Left: Graduate Luka Packard gets congratulatory hugs from his siblings Dylan and Kaya.
Right: Seventh-grader Aubrie Reynolds claps for a speaker during a break from playing in the middle school band at graduation. (Photo by Jen Manell)
Olivia Ren walks to the stage to deliver her co-valedictorian speech as her classmates give her a round of applause.
From left, graduate Echo Muñoz talks with Timothy Zobbi and Abraham Rahman.
Teachers Kate Keane (left) and Julie Horton don beach hats gifted to them by the class for their role as class advisors.
From left: Juniors Kai Oldham, Liam Morrison, Annelise Anderson, and Ally Redinger clap and whistle after a speech.
Left: Co-valedictorian Tiana Jiang speaks at graduation, urging classmates to balance thoughts of their past, present, and future.
Right: Retiring Principal Scott Hoffman congratulates Courtney Clark..
Jackie Walker speaks to Jarvis Zhou, whose cap sends a message of its own.
2022 graduates toss their caps in the air at the end of the ceremony. Front row, from left: Sam Dunn, Tallie Dutkewych, Pariss Eanglee, Erin Flynn, Julianna Franklin, and Grace Glazier.
