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At commencement ceremonies Sunday, former students told to have guts to follow their passion. -
The Class of 2017's celebrated the achievement of its 124 graduates at the Augusta Civic Center on Sunday.
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Class Speaker Mark Wicks urges students to commit to set the bar for their lives, then set it a little higher.
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Among them was the principal's son Avery Amero.
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About 60 seniors graduated on Sunday afternoon.
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Graduation speakers talked about the old and new journeys that sit at the crossroads of the ceremony.
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The school graduated 155 seniors Sunday afternoon.
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The commencement ceremony took place Saturday at the Augusta Civic Center.
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Jack James, one of 49 class of 2017 graduates, offers a lesson in hard work
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For Caleigh Shulman, high school was a chance to learn to push herself and build her confidence.
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The school awarded diplomas to 40 graduating seniors Friday night.
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Nearly 120 students graduated Friday evening at the Augusta Civic Center.
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Roughly 150 students graduated from the school in Fairfield with anticipation of the future but also an awareness of where they came from.
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The school awarded 14 diplomas at its commencement ceremony on Friday evening in Waterville.
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The school graduated 120 students Thursday night at Colby College's Wadsworth Gymnasium.
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From sisters taking top honors to a class prank involving chickens, the class of 2017 slides into history.
Colleges
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Former Vice President Joe Biden, the commencement speaker for the May 21 ceremony at the Waterville college, spoke of the need for all people to be treated with respect.
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The school graduated 398 undergraduate and graduate students from across the country and globe
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Kay Rebman, 59, came to Augusta this weekend from Wisconsin to receive her bachelor's degree in information library science, one of UMA's online programs.
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The college graduated 150 students at its ceremony Saturday morning.
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Student speaker Tanya Naborowsky emotionally shared how she made her way to college and what the Thomas experience has meant to her.