Enterprise High School honored the Class of 2020 on Thursday, May 21, with a unique graduation ceremony that was split up into four blocks of 125 graduates at Wildcat Stadium. Though one of the ceremonies featured a heavy downpour, the graduates were able to have their non-traditional ceremony despite much of the last semester of school being cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. EHS seniors didn’t allow the frustrating finish to their high school careers – or a rainstorm – dampen their spirits either.
Through rain or shine EHS celebrates 2020 graduates
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Class of 2020 valedictorians Allison Best, left, and Daphne Rivera, right, give their speeches in the first ceremony of the day.
Each graduation ceremony featured 125 EHS seniors in four different blocks.
The second graduation ceremony featured heavy rain but it didn’t slow down the EHS seniors a bit.
Enterprise senior Austin Butler receives his diploma.
Senior Roshan Dahale smiles as he receives his diploma from EHS Principal Brent Harrison.
Seniors also were able to decorate their graduation caps for the first time this year and many took advantage of this.
EHS seniors celebrate their graduation as they toss their caps into the air.
As you entered the side entrance, coming from Main Street, the 2020 EHS graduates were on display. Seniors were allowed to take their signs home after graduation.
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