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Students line up to walk to their seats just before the start of the ceremony. (Photos by Sadie Hunter)
A basket of confetti poppers awaits graduates’ celebrations.
Female graduates each were given a yellow rose after receiving their diploma.
Noblesville Schools faculty and student speakers take the stage before the start of the ceremony.
Reise Anderson awaits remarks during the fanfare and processional as his classmates fill the seats on the floor of the coliseum.
Faith Allie reacts to friends and family during the ceremony.
Noblesville High School Principal Jeff Bryant gives remarks at the start of the ceremony.
Valedictorian Ashlyn Tucker gives her speech, “We Are Together.”
Stacks of diplomas wait to be awarded.
Salutatorian Camryn Barnett exits the stage after delivering her speech, “To Be Continued.”
Graduates listen to Vice President of the Class Samuel Wertz speak.
Salutatorian Camryn Barnett, left, and Valedictorian Ashlyn Tucker sit together after their speeches.
Senior Class President Ryan Bell delivers his speech, “Lessons in Logic.”
Dabrion Braxton stands after being recognized as one of several classmates who will serve in the military.
John Neubauer directs seniors of the NHS Choir as they perform “We’re All In This Together.”
Kade Piper sings with fellow graduating seniors during the ceremony.
Elissa Maudlin sings with fellow graduating seniors during the ceremony.
Supt. Beth Niedermeyer smiles after her acceptance of the Class of 2019.
Abdulmohssen Al-Mohana receives his diploma from Principal Jeff Bryant.

Snapshot: Noblesville High School Class of 2019 graduates

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By Current Publishing on June 12, 2019 Noblesville Community

Noblesville High School held its 144th commencement ceremony June 7 at Indiana Farmers Coliseum at the Indiana State Fairgrounds. The Class of 2019 consisted of 689 graduates, 304 of which received academic honors diplomas. As of press time, the Class of 2019 had reported $2.3 million in scholarships.

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