Keystone High School Troopers Surprise Teen On Graduation Day
Halle Paris, daughter of the late Mike Paris Sr., graduates as state troopers appear at First Baptist Church of Elyria. Paris plans to work with the Ohio Highway Patrol before becoming a trooper herself. Valedictorian Luke Peters notes the long path ahead for graduates. The story spotlights family loss, police brotherhood, and future careers.
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Cleveland State University
Elyria Catholic High School Emphasizes Growth at 2018 Graduation
Joyce Stupka, salutatorian, recalled being reluctantly sent to Elyria Catholic and discovering a faith based community. Valedictorian Elizabeth Ziegelmeyer spoke of high school changes from freshmen expectations to senior year. President Amy Butler praised 108 graduates as they received diplomas and prepared to impact the world. Katie Nix reported contact details.
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Columbia High School 2018 graduates celebrate under stadium lights
The Columbia High School class of 2018 marked a milestone with an outdoor stadium ceremony. Salutatorian Julia Vozar and class president Allison Bouscher spoke of leaving behind school memories and embracing adulthood. A tribute honored the class of 1968 with honorary diplomas, as Superintendent Bansek urged appreciation of the journey over the destination.
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Firelands High School Class of 2018 Commencement
149 graduates march at Firelands High School 64th annual ceremony at the stadium. Principal Robert Mayer Jr. urges a beginning not an end as seniors reflect on scholarships totaling 2.16 million and 1 412 college credits earned through Lorain County Community College. Speakers praise resilience and future paths in military, work, or college.
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