Seniors Caroline Lampert and Ciara Murphy pose while leaving their graduation.
August 10, 2020
On July 25th and 26th, the WHS class of 2020 had their official graduation on the new turf field. There were four separate ceremonies to ensure that everyone was able to have their moment on stage while making sure safety protocols were followed. Friends and family that attended were all seated socially distanced and wore masks while watching the seniors graduate.
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