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Winter Park High School couple Joshua Treece and Kayla Cotham help each other put on their caps and gowns backstage at the CFE Arena Tuesday evening. Treece is attending the University of Florida and Cotham Santa Fe College.
Winter Park High School couple Joshua Treece and Kayla Cotham share a laugh backstage at the CFE Arena Tuesday evening before graduation.
"This is not my friend, but my brother,” W.P.H.S. graduate Malcolm Alexander (left) said about Kevin Buckley (right). They have been friends for six years. Alexander is pursuing a degree in psychology at St. John’s University.
Winter Park High School graduates smile at their families and friends in the crowd Tuesday evening at the CFE Arena.
Winter Park High School graduates smile at their families and friends in the crowd Tuesday evening at the CFE Arena before taking their seats.
Winter Park High School 2017 Senior Class President William Fitzgerald leads the crowd with the pledge of allegiance on graduation night Tuesday.
Winter Park High School Principal Timothy Smith welcomes graduates and the school community at the 2017 class graduation ceremony Tuesday evening at the CFE Arena.
Winter Park High School Assistant Principal Maureen Scanlan introduces graduate platform guests at the CFE Arena Tuesday night.
Winter Park High School 2017 graduates look at their valedictorians at the CFE Arena on their graduation night Tuesday.
After receiving a thunderous applause from his fellow graduates, Everett Meade Christian delivers his valedictorian speech. Christian is one of 31 valedictorians in the class of 2017.
Thirty-one Winter Park High School valedictorians gave speeches at their graduation ceremony Tuesday evening at the CFE Arena.
Winter Park High School teachers wish the class of 2017 farewell as valedictorians thank them for all the lessons taught.
Alexis and Madelyn Kidd, two sisters with another graduate triplet in the crowd, discussed being away from the nest and away from each other when they go off to college.
Valedictorian Bijal Devendra Mehta thanks her family for helping her through her high school career. Mehta will be attending Northwestern University after graduation.
The W.P.H.S. Park Singers sang the 2017 class song, “You Do Not Walk Alone” by Dominick DiOrio at their graduation ceremony Tuesday evening at the CFE Arena.
Some valedictorians spiced up their 40-second allotted speeches. Anna Myers rhymed her recap and hopeful preview for the Winter Park High School class of 2017.
Some valedictorians spiced up their 40-second allotted speeches. Anna Myers laughed in her rhyming speech for the Winter Park High School class of 2017.
Winter Park High School teachers wish the class of 2017 farewell as valedictorians thank them for all the lessons taught.
Valedictorian Stuart Nathan Thomas asked his fellow graduates about the difference between past, present and future. Thomas encouraged the crowd to be present.
More than 700 Winter Park High School graduates walk the CFE Arena stage Tuesday evening. 92 percent of graduates plans to attend a four-year university or community college.
More than 700 Winter Park High School graduates walked across the CFE Arena stage Tuesday night, with 31 valedictorians. The class of 2017 wildcats was a distinguished bunch, Principal Timothy Smith said, with the following accomplishments:
“seven national merit scholars, one national merit corporal scholar, 90 candidates for an international baccalaureate diploma, 120 National Honor Society members and 28 ‘super scholar’ awards for admission into a top 20 university or military academy … 1,250 students took a total of 2,900 AP exams this school year, and $22.8 million was offered to Winter Park High School 2017 graduates. 49 graduates are enlisting in the U.S. military, 92 percent of graduates plans to attend a four-year university or community college.” The 2017 class excelled in athletics, its ROTC program and performance art this school year, as well.
