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Fullerton Celebrates 30 Graduates in Class of 2023

  • Sunday afternoon was the culmination of years of hard work. Fullerton celebrated as 30 seniors turned the page and became 30 high school graduates. In what could be their final moments together, the Class of 2023 laughed, cried and walked across the stage one last time. NCJ photos by Rick Holtz
    Sunday afternoon was the culmination of years of hard work. Fullerton celebrated as 30 seniors turned the page and became 30 high school graduates. In what could be their final moments together, the Class of 2023 laughed, cried and walked across the stage one last time. NCJ photos by Rick Holtz
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  • LEFT: Torrie Harris and Samantha Heeren exit the gymnasium after graduation on Sunday. ABOVE: James Smith shows a little excitement as the ceremony is about to get started. BOTTOM LEFT: Lexi Knopik shares a hug with Taylor Anderson after the two shared stories about their classmates. BOTTOM RIGHT: Taylor Anderson, Macy Shotkoski and Kristine Chmiel were in the Top 10 Percent of the class.
    LEFT: Torrie Harris and Samantha Heeren exit the gymnasium after graduation on Sunday. ABOVE: James Smith shows a little excitement as the ceremony is about to get started. BOTTOM LEFT: Lexi Knopik shares a hug with Taylor Anderson after the two shared stories about their classmates. BOTTOM RIGHT: Taylor Anderson, Macy Shotkoski and Kristine Chmiel were in the Top 10 Percent of the class.

    FULLERTON — And in a moment they were no longer seniors. They were high school graduates.

    Sunday afternoon was a day to remember as the 30 members of Fullerton’s Class of 2023 completed the journey they started so many years ago. It was a time for the graduates, and they families, to laugh, cry and remember the road that brought them to that moment.

    Taylor Anderson said that her favorite high school…