Neither sun, nor rain, nor wind can stop the Class of 2023 from graduating

June 9, 2023

Photos by Lisa Aciukewicz

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Ella Johnson, Molly Squire, Rachel Wharton, Lily Tonole, and Brady Niland walk into Bromfield before the ceremony begins.

Jack Magan enjoys a quiet moment before joining his class to prepare for the graduation ceremony.

Michael Arata holds Tyler Conant as his friends gather around. From left: Anthony DiRocco, Grant Denmark, Manash Mistry, Arata, Matteo Barbosa, Conant, Grisha Bykhovsky, and Zach Dakin.

Adaline Boissy, Savannah McManus, and Diya Nookala make themselves comfortable as they wait for the ceremony to start.

The graduates wend their way from Bromfield to the graduation ceremony. 

The message on Leon Dell’Era’s cap proclaims, “To Trinity and Beyond!”—a clever twist on a quote from “Toy Story.”

Retiring English teacher Chris Jones walks toward the stage to deliver his keynote address.

Peonies and delphiniums—in Bromfield’s colors-—grace the diploma table. 

Guidance counselor Christine Reale’s comfort dog, Harley, dresses for the day.

Student keynote speaker CC Juliano gives advice to her classmates. 

Class marshals Thaman Surya and Allison Corrieri take in the ceremony from the front row. 

Students react to a quick burst of rain accompanied by a strong wind. 

Parents wait in the aisle to get a photo of their grad as other parents and teachers huddle under umbrellas. 

Members of the Bromfield Class of 2023 erupt and toss their caps into the air at the end of the rain-postponed graduation ceremony, Sunday, June 4. 

Annie Anderson and Michael Arata lead the class out of the ceremony.

Tim Zobbi is the last to exit the ceremony … on a dead run.

Théo Bradley poses with Bromfield Principal Kim Murphy as Théo’s dad, Julien, photo bombs the shot.

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