GALLERY: Diamond Valley high school grads go out in style

Robert Korotyszyn Jun 28, 2024 2:00 PM
The Class of 2024 caps off their secondary school careers during a graduation ceremony at Oilfields School in Diamond Valley on June 27. ▲
Graduates proceed to their seats after entering the gym for the Grade 12 graduation ceremony at Oilfields School in Diamond Valley on June 27. ▲
The Oilfields gym was transformed during a graduation ceremony at the school in Diamond Valley on June 27. ▲
Principal Chet Musgrove speaks during a Grade 12 graduation ceremony at Oilfields School in Diamond Valley on June 27. ▲
Grade 11 students Connor Crane, left, and Anya Pain emcee the graduation ceremony at Oilfields School in Diamond Valley on June 27. ▲
Grade 12 student Elara Campbell thanks the community during a graduation ceremony at Oilfields School in Diamond Valley on June 27. ▲
Breanna McKee, left, is given a sash by Otipemisiwak Métis Government Citizens' Representative Lisa San Filippo during a graduation ceremony at Oilfields School in Diamond Valley on June 27. ▲
Class of 2024 grads watch the proceedings during a graduation ceremony at Oilfields School in Diamond Valley on June 27. ▲
Grads James Keenan, left, and Kylee Sullivan thank teachers during a graduation ceremony at Oilfields School in Diamond Valley on June 27. ▲
Indigenous and Métis graduates are honoured during a graduation ceremony at Oilfields School in Diamond Valley on June 27. The school’s six Indigenous and Métis grads are Breanna McKee, left, Evon Pattison, second from left, Ellery Big Tobacco, centre wearing cowboy hat, and to the right, Brandy Abraham, Kodan Rollinmud and, far right, Aneleigh Wright.▲
Kodan Rollinmud is given a plaque for Honourable Mention in the Honouring Spirit Indigenous Student Award during a graduation ceremony at Oilfields School in Diamond Valley on June 27.▲
Grad Brandy Abraham, centre, is presented with a shawl and feather by Stoney Nakoda councillor Krista Hunter, of Wesley First Nation, left, and Charity Tegler, FSD coordinator of Indigenous education, during a graduation ceremony at Oilfields School in Diamond Valley on June 27. ▲
Avery Meechan, left, and Shona Nicholson honoured parents during a graduation ceremony at Oilfields School in Diamond Valley on June 27. ▲
Valedictorian Reese Grover makes a speech during a graduation ceremony at Oilfields School in Diamond Valley on June 27. ▲
Class of 2024 grads watch the proceedings during a graduation ceremony at Oilfields School in Diamond Valley on June 27. ▲
A Class of 2024 grad walks across the stage during a graduation ceremony at Oilfields School in Diamond Valley on June 27. ▲
A Class of 2024 grad walks across the stage during a graduation ceremony at Oilfields School in Diamond Valley on June 27. ▲
A Class of 2024 grad walks across the stage during a graduation ceremony at Oilfields School in Diamond Valley on June 27. ▲
A Class of 2024 grad walks across the stage during a graduation ceremony at Oilfields School in Diamond Valley on June 27. ▲
Maddox Young recites the poem “Forever Grateful” during a graduation ceremony at Oilfields School in Diamond Valley on June 27. ▲
Oilfields School's Class of 2024 gathers on stage near the end of a graduation ceremony at Oilfields School in Diamond Valley on June 27. ▲
The Class of 2024 caps off their secondary school careers during a graduation ceremony at Oilfields School in Diamond Valley on June 27. ▲

Disco Dreams was the theme of a graduation celebration in Diamond Valley this week.

Oilfields School held its graduation ceremony on June 27. Roasts and toasts were made during speeches by students and staff before the Class of 2024 crossed the stage.

The grad's school year ended on the gym's stage under a barrage of streamers.

 

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