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Wallowa County Chieftain
Wednesday, June 1, 2022
EHS graduates 27 seniors in Class of 2022
addressed the audience as
valedictorian, while Alona
Yost did so as salutatorian.
Various colored cords
adorned the graduates’ robes
indicating whether they
were
valedictorian/salu-
tatorian, a member of the
National Honor Society, had
an accumulative grade point
average of 3.33 or better,
were a four-year member of
the FFA or a four-year mem-
ber of the Family, Career
and Community Leaders of
America.
Many of the grads also
took it upon themselves to
adorn their mortarboards
with messages and the col-
leges they planned to attend.
As each graduate was
welcomed on stage to
receive their diploma, they
stood showing the sheepskin
while Carlsen read the list of
scholarships they’d earned
and a bit about their post-
high school plans. Some
were going directly into
the workforce while others
had plans to continue their
education.
Chieftain staff
ENTERPRISE — About
150 family members and
friends fi lled the gymnasium
at Enterprise High School to
see the 27 graduating seniors
of the Class of 2022 receive
their diplomas Saturday,
May 28.
The event had been
planned to be held either in
the gym or outdoors at the
nearby football fi eld, but the
threat of rain — which mate-
rialized later in the after-
noon — led school offi cials
to choose the indoor option.
District Superintendent
Tom Crane, who hosted
the event alongside outgo-
ing EHS Principal Blake
Carlsen and district School
Board Chairwoman Mandy
Decker, off ered recognition
to numerous groups in atten-
dance, including the faculty
and staff , alumni and, lastly,
had the graduates turn and
off er a round of applause to
their parents.
Class President Maelen
Rose
Movich-Fields
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The Enterprise High School Class of 2022 celebrates its graduation with a traditional toss of mortarboards into the air Saturday,
May 28, 2022.
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The mortarboards of many Enterprise High School graduates
were adorned with messages, plans for college or just decorated
during graduation ceremonies Saturday, May 28, 2022.
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Enterprise High School’s 2022 graduates are led to the fl oor of the gym by valedictorian Maelen Rose Movich-Fields, left, and
salutatorian Alona Yost during commencement ceremonies Saturday, May 28, 2022.
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Valedictorian Maelen Rose Movich-Fields gives her address
during commencement ceremonies for the Enterprise High
School Class of 2022 on Saturday, May 28, 2022. Listening
behind her are, from left, outgoing EHS Principal Blake
Carlsen, district School Board Chairwoman Mandy Decker
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