Class of 2020 Parades Through Diploma Pickup

June 4, 2020

In addition to the planned rescheduled “official” graduation, PHS hosted a drive-through diploma pickup on June 4, encouraging students to wear their caps and gowns and setting up areas for photos. The attached gallery provides a sampling of students and families as they drove under the bridge to get their diplomas.

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The Pirate Players performing The Hope and Heartache Diner

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Junior Isabella HutchinsonDiBello participating in the Build a Snowman game at the October 13 Pep Rally

Homecoming Pep Rally

Showcase

Miguel Perez prepares to block a corner kick made by the opposing team.

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