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Seniors proudly walk the stage, celebrating another great year of being a Knight

Sahriah Casey, Social Media Editor
June 4, 2024
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While the graduates prepare to line up, Naomi Pulliam giggles with excitement. The anticipation was felt in the room as all the seniors prepared for the event.

On May 29, the class of 2024 crossed the stage at Wings Event Center to celebrate the conclusion of their secondary education. As graduates collected their diplomas, their friends and family cheered them on. Although it can be heart-wrenching to see the seniors leave the school they’ve been a part of for so long, seniors and spectators alike were filled with anticipation for the future.

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Sahriah Casey
Sahriah Casey, Social Media Editor
Hi, I am a Social Media Editor for Knight Life. This year, I am a senior and have been on Knight Life since my junior year. I decided to be in the newspaper because I enjoy writing while also releasing thoughts off of my mind and expressing many different opinions and ideas within and outside of school. In my free time, I dance, cheer and also hang out with my family and friends. Pronouns: she/her
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