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Pennfield High Class of 2024

valedictorian Emma Brown

(left) and salutatorian Alexis

Downs both gave speeches

during PHS’s commencement

ceremony on May 28. (Shopper

News photo by Will Kowalski)

Pennfield schools

superintendent Stephanie

Lemmer speaks to the large

audience in attendance at

Pennfield High School’s Class of

2024 graduation ceremony on

May 28 in the PHS gymnasium.

(Shopper News photo by Will

Kowalski)

(right)Pennfield High principal

Andrew Loy offers words

of encouragement to the

Panthers’ Class of 2024 during

commencement. (Shopper

News photo by Will Kowalski)

Forton, other members of the

Pennfield schools board of education

on hand were vice president Brad

Crandall, secretary Sarah Jones,

treasurer Tim Wood, and trustees

Stephen Herbstreith, Sarah LeBreton

and Jennifer Sheldon.

And, aside from the aforemen-

tioned Lemmer and Loy, also on

hand representing the high school

were vice principal Anthony Allen

and dean of students MaKenna Kane.

Additionally, among PHS’s 173

graduates, 11 were foreign exchange

students.

PENNFIELD

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