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End of an era

Oak Harbor High School seniors graduated on Saturday.

June 14, 2022 1:30 am

Photo by John Fisken
Oak Harbor High School students celebrate graduation the traditional way.

Oak Harbor High School seniors graduated on Saturday.

Photo by John Fisken
Lillian Sherwood and Lacey Bevill celebrate following the Oak Harbor High School graduation ceremony Saturday.

Photo by John Fisken Lillian Sherwood and Lacey Bevill celebrate following the Oak Harbor High School graduation ceremony Saturday.

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