- May 27, 2022
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Angelique Carr coordinated her look with the colors of Olympia High School.
Olympia High teachers awaited the start of 2022 graduation at Addition Financial Arena at the University of Central Florida.
The top 5 students of the Class of 2022: Kyle Holt, left, Sofia Romo, valedictorian Joanne Lee, Leila Barq and salutatorian Lucas Dvorak.
Graduating seniors lined up in the Addition Financial Arena gymnasium prior to graduation ceremonies.
Graduating seniors awaited the start of 2022 graduation.
Graduating seniors awaited the start of 2022 graduation.
Olympia High Class of 2022 seniors filed into the Addition Financial Arena for graduation ceremonies.
Olympia High Class of 2022 seniors filed into the Addition Financial Arena for graduation ceremonies.
Olympia High Class of 2022 seniors filed into the Addition Financial Arena for graduation ceremonies.
Adler Cristello was excited to graduate from Olympia High School.
Members of the band performed at the Olympia High School graduation.
The Honor Guard presented the colors during graduation ceremonies.
Members of the band performed at the Olympia High School graduation.
Members of the band performed at the Olympia High School graduation.
The Honor Guard presented the colors during graduation ceremonies.
The Honor Guard presented the colors during graduation ceremonies.
Olympia High School’s Class of 2022 said goodbye to high school Friday, May 27, during graduation ceremonies at Addition Financial Arena at the University of Central Florida. The seniors marched into the arena to “Pomp and Circumstance,” and Ashley St. Vil sang the national anthem.
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Emily Onoyan, student body president, and Olivia Mulvihill, senior class president.
Olympia Principal Christy Gorberg and Teresa Jacobs, Orange County School Board chair, addressed the graduates and families. The Bella Voce Choir performed “When I Rise Up.” Salutatorian Lucas Dvorak and valedictorian Joanne Lee shared their speeches.
