GTHS Celebrates Graduation of First Cohort
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After a whirlwind week of finals that began May 31, 520 graduating seniors gathered at San Manuel Stadium in San Bernardino with their friends, family, teachers and administrators who came out to join in on the graduation celebration.
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Grand Terrace High School celebrated a graduation that was 520-students strong.
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Students wave to friends and families as they make their way through the stadium to the seats for graduation.
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Students wave to the crowd as they walk through San Manuel Stadium June 6 for graduation.
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Salutatorian Wade Preciado speaks to the graduating class of 2016.
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A student walks back from the stage with diploma in hand.
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(From left) Board President Patt Haro, Superintendent Jerry Almendarez, Board Member Frank Ibarra and Board Vice President Dan Flores stand on the stage as Principal James Western (front) speaks.
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Valedictorian Denise Kidd speaks to the graduating class of 2016.
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A student goes up to the stage to receive her diploma.
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The recently graduated class of 2016 celebrates.
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The Grand Terrace High School Singers perform the musical number “I Lived,” led by Director Anna DeLeon.
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Soloist Aaryn Tamasoaalii performs the National Anthem.
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Valedictorian Robert Castillo speaks to the Grand Terrace High School graduating class of 2016.
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A student goes up to the stage to receive her diploma.
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Grand Terrace High School celebrated the graduation of its first cohort June 6, 2016 at San Manuel Stadium in San Bernardino.
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