Humboldt High School Commencement
-Messenger photo by Hans Madsen
Grace Minor, who got a bit emotional before the start of the Humboldt High School commencement Sunday afternoon, holds her wad of tissues. “It’s probably not enough,” she said. “I only brought three.”
Grace Minor, who got a bit emotional before the start of the Humboldt High School commencement Sunday afternoon, holds her wad of tissues. “It’s probably not enough,” she said. “I only brought three.”
-Messenger photo by Hans Madsen
Paige DeWinter weighs the pros and cons of graduation Sunday afternoon before heading into the gym for the Humboldt High School commencement.
Paige DeWinter weighs the pros and cons of graduation Sunday afternoon before heading into the gym for the Humboldt High School commencement.
-Messenger photo by Hans Madsen
Trevor Jacobson stops to smell the rose Sunday afternoon after marching across the stage during the Humboldt High School commencement.
Trevor Jacobson stops to smell the rose Sunday afternoon after marching across the stage during the Humboldt High School commencement.
-Messenger photo by Hans Madsen
Freshly graduated, Tyson Kuker poses with his school colors rose following the Humboldt High School commencement Sunday afternoon.
Freshly graduated, Tyson Kuker poses with his school colors rose following the Humboldt High School commencement Sunday afternoon.
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-Messenger photo by Hans Madsen
Grace Minor, who got a bit emotional before the start of the Humboldt High School commencement Sunday afternoon, holds her wad of tissues. “It’s probably not enough,” she said. “I only brought three.”
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-Messenger photo by Hans Madsen
Paige DeWinter weighs the pros and cons of graduation Sunday afternoon before heading into the gym for the Humboldt High School commencement.
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-Messenger photo by Hans Madsen
Trevor Jacobson stops to smell the rose Sunday afternoon after marching across the stage during the Humboldt High School commencement.
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-Messenger photo by Hans Madsen
Freshly graduated, Tyson Kuker poses with his school colors rose following the Humboldt High School commencement Sunday afternoon.
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