- April 18, 2024
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Graduates were all smiles as they lined up for the processional.
Bishop Moore graduated about 300 seniors.
Students began looking for their families in the crowd as they walked into the ceremony.
Families of graduating seniors often cheered for them as they watched them walk into the ceremony.
The girls lined up on one side of the arena and the boys lined up on the other for the processional.
Seniors were directed to their seats on either side of the arena.
Bishop Moore’s chorus sang the national anthem to kick off the ceremony.
Bishop Moore principal Scott Brogan welcomed seniors and their families to the graduation ceremony.
Bishop Moore president Thomas Doyle presents salutatorian Carolyne Davidson with her medal.
Bishop Moore president Thomas Doyle presents valedictorian Samantha Garcia with her medal.
Salutatorian Carolyne Davidson addresses her class during her speech.
Valedictorian Samantha Garcia thanked faculty and family members during her speech.
Seniors were given small gifts as they collected their diplomas.
Most graduating students couldn’t help but smile as they walked offstage.
Many seniors hugged faculty members as they collected their diplomas.
Some seniors brought a family member or two onstage with them to collect their diplomas.
The boys were awarded their diplomas by Bishop Moore president Thomas Doyle.
Fist pumps and other celebratory motions could be seen on stage as students celebrated their graduation.
ORLANDO Nearly 300 seniors from Bishop Moore Catholic High School’s class of 2017 crossed the stage at UCF’s CFE Arena Monday, May 22, to receive their diplomas. School chaplain Father Anthony Aarons gave the invocation to begin the ceremony, and the Bishop Moore chorus performed the national anthem before salutatorian Carolyne Davidson and valedictorian Samantha Garcia addressed their classmates.
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