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RCHS class of

2009 graduates

Clockwise, from top left: HUGS: Senior Class President Emily Carter embraces cousin Sarah Smoot as both make their way to speak at Saturday's graduation ceremony. FUTURE PRESIDENT: Valedictorian A.J. Collins jokes about someday becoming president and being a part of “the most accomplished class to ever graduate" from RCHS. GO CAVALIERS: Salutatorian Emma Hathaway plans to attend the University of Virginia in the fall along with three fellow RCHS graduates. TIME TO CELEBRATE: From left. Emily Carter, A.J. Cpllins, Caroline Massie. and Megan Wheatley show off their diplomas. HATS OFF: The RCHS class of 2009 throws their caps in the air to celebrate graduation and a new chapter in their lives. DIPLOMAS: Rebecca Bowers accepts her diploma from Principal Adam Burket as her fellow graduates wait to receive theirs. PRAYER: Hand-in-hand, seniors bow their heads in prayer at the graduation ceremony on June 13. A FINAL GOODBYE: Principal Adam Burket bids the graduates farewell after awarding diplomas.

Photos by Kelly-Jo Gilkey Settle

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