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Frederick High School Warriors Graduation

The last of 2022 Warriors, tossed their hats and are ready to celebrate.

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On Christopher Siverly's cap is a collage of photos of all his pets.

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Dad Trent John was giving his daughter Taylor flowers.

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Sarah Allred, Levi Friss, Lindsay Gebs, and Bethany Parker performing "The Star-Spangled Banner" arranged by John Phillips Sousa.

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Valedictorian Nina Palmer speech, "teachers and administration, we are here because of your dedication to education who have influenced the future at least one in cap and gown today. Palmer is going to school to student zoology at Colorado State University.

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Left, Johnny Terrell assistant superintendent, Mr. Chico Garcia St. Vrain Valley School board member, Mark Allen commencement speaker, Doug Jackson assistant principal, and Ashlie Swanson Dean of Students.

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Principal Fox was giving Salutatorian Ashley Livingston her diploma. She's going to school at Colorado State University to study Construction Management and Engineering.

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Principal Russell Fox gave a speech that the class of 2022 was the largest graduation class in Frederick History. " So class of 2022 the last of the warriors, I wish you luck as you head into the world."

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We did it! Students received their diplomas.

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The Warriors received the official presentation of class to the board of education from Johnny Terrell Assistant Superintendent, Student Services.

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The Frederick High School students walked into a packed stadium with family and friends.

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Posted Thursday, June 2, 2022 2:43 pm

Belen Ward
bwards@coloradocommunitymedia.com

Frederick High School Warriors graduated 264 as the school's class of 2024 celebrated the rite of passage with family and friends on a cloudy May 28.

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