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“No doubt we’ve made a lasting impact on Wakefield history,” said Mehta. “Our class has made its presence felt over the years. We leave a mark of uniqueness within our work.”
Jim Gannon, retired journalist and Rappahannock County resident, was the guest speaker of the evening and offered his advice to the graduating class. “Things change and the world you know today will not be the world of your maturity,” said Gannon. “Don’t prepare for a world you know, but prepare to adapt to a world you can hardly imagine.”
After the presentation of diplomas, Audrey Speer gave the Valedictory Address and reflected on life after graduation. “Anywhere I go, I know' I can always come back to Wakefield and feel at home,” Speer said.
On Friday, May 20 the kindergarten class graduat
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