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Salute To The Class Of 2021
Graduation Edition
Mount Gilead
Cardington-Lincoln
Gilead Christian
Northmor
Highland
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Mount Gilead Class of 2021 You made
it this far!
celebrates a year of overcoming A message to the Class
of 2021: You’ve made it…
this far.
You’ve gone through 12
By Alberta Stojkovic situation,” Cooper added.
the theme for Valedictorian Tyler years of classes, study halls,
For The Sentinel Knight. He cautioned classmates
Class Salutatorian Brett Shipman bus stops, cafeteria lunches
to “get motivated in everything you
said, “We are a class of overcomers…. and more. Some of you
MOUNT GILEAD — Even with have to do, and not put it off.”
With the help of each other, we
temperatures in the 40s, the cold, Knight quoted his coach and Anthony excelled in sports or took
conquered and bested all life had to part in 4-H or other club
cloudy day couldn’t dampen the joy and teacher Jake Hayes, who said to
throw at us.”
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enthusiasm of the Mount Gilead Class Sentinel activities.
strive for greatness.
Shipman thanked teachers and But today you are high
of 2021. After a year of pandemic masks “I hope that nothing that happens Editor
and distancing, the class sat together parents for their support in pushing the school graduates. You
in high school will be the greatest
class forward. He called the class “one earned that diploma with
smiling and without masks. moment in your life,” Knight quoted
Class President Sarah Cooper big family.” hard work and maybe a little luck or nudge
Hayes saying. from your parents or a teacher along the
welcomed parents and guests saying, “Together we have overcome.
Mount Gilead High School way.
“We’ve learned to face hardships not Together we will remain hand in hand
Principal Deb Clauss called the Don’t forget to thank mom and dad or
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class of 2021 a very academically your grandparents, or whoever in your life
community.”
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enriched group. The class has helped you, inspired you, pushed you
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accumulated 250 semester hours of and loved you. They deserve that.
college courses while in high school. This marks a milestone. But it also
There were 11 students that marks a beginning as well as an end.
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achieved over a 4.0 grade point You see, once you leave high school
average (GPA,) 16 students are everything changes. The world becomes
members of National Honor Society all too real.
and three are Technical Honor Whether you attend college or join the
CARE LIKE YOU’VE NEVER SEEN BEFORE. Society members. 18 students were military or enter the work force, your life
CARE LIKE YOU’VE NEVER SEEN BEFORE. wearing Tri-Rivers pins and 12 is about to change forever. But that is not
received Honor diplomas. necessarily a bad thing.
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If you work hard and set your goals you
can achieve a lot, even at a young age.
Don’t be afraid to dream and don’t be
Cooper, Kaitlynn M. Pfeifer, Nathan afraid to accept new challenges.
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the rest of your life awaits.
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Mount Gilead High School
Photos courtesy of Alberta Stojkovic | The Sentinel
A place in the graduation ceremony was reserved for Landon Hanahan who passed away in an
automobile accident at the beginning of May.
Eighty nine Mount Gilead Graduates were honored Saturday, May 29. Sixteen wore National Honor
Society cords with 11 having a Grade Point Average over 4.0. Three wore National Technical Society
Cords. Principal Deb Clauss called the class “academically enriched,” having accumulated almost 250
semester hours of college courses while in high school.
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Mount Gilead High School
Photos courtesy of Alberta Stojkovic | The Sentinel
From left: Jesus Rubio, Turner Fitzpatrick and Andy Williamson are ready to graduate.
Senior Choir members sang The Star Spangled Banner A-Cappella.
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Mount Gilead Class President Sarah Cooper welcomes parents and guests.Morrow County Sentinel GRADUATION 2021 Wednesday, June 16, 2021 5
Cardington-Lincoln High School
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Cardington-Lincoln High School
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Valedictorian Emma Turner.
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Northmor High School
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Emilie Drumm, Northmor High School Student Council, speaks at graduation Sunday afternoon.
Class President Austin Hammond moves his tassel.
Family members and friends take photos during Northmor High School commencement Sunday, June 6.
Congratualtions Class of 2021
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National Honor Society students at Northmor graduation Sunday.Morrow County Sentinel GRADUATION 2021 Wednesday, June 16, 2021 9
Highland High School
Photos courtesy of Anthony Conchel | Sentinel photos
The halls were decorated in blue and red at Highland High School Sunday afternoon.
Faith Madison Frazier picks up a complimentary donut to go along with her diploma.
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Highland High School
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Maisie Lynne Hall is all her smiles with her family portrait after graduation.
Families, including that of Ashley Gannon, posed for photos Sunday afternoon at Highland.
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Student speeches were given by Alyssa Plybon and Xavier Privette, Honors Diploma recipients. Peyton
Carpenter led the changing of the tassels. Recessional performed by Highland High School Concert
Band. Katie Pauley and Valerie Meier served as class advisors.Morrow County Sentinel GRADUATION 2021 Wednesday, June 16, 2021 11
Gilead Christian School
Katie Ellis was guest speaker at Gilead Christian commencement.
Courtesy photos | Aleta Jones
Gilead Christian 2021 graduates are front row, from left: Hannah Caldwell (Valedictorian), Laura
Lastoria. Back row: Craig Brokaw, Jungi Jeong (Salutatorian), Connor Page.
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Valedictorian Hannah Caldwell speaks at
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