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The members of Negaunee High School Class of 2022

Class members: Michael Don Adams II Kaelyn Jean Amis Christiana Grace Anderson Hayden William Anderson Madison Helen Austin Brenten Joseph Belanger Natalie Marie Bell Braxton Michael Blalock Bode Joseph Bonovetz Raquel Nicole Carlson Alexis Marie Carrothers Colton Alexander Clement Max William Comrie Makenna Maylynn Crookham Kendyl Grace Dahlstrom Richard Charles Diercks II Daylyn Reese Drew Summer Rae Dudo Samantha Mae Finch Benjamin Thomas Frusti Dayna Mae Gagnon Emily Rae Gauthier Nolan Edward Gay Alina Marie Ghanavati Jackson Thomas ...

Phillipson valedictorian, LaVallie salutatorian for Superior Central

Valedictorian Ethan Phillipson Parents: Emmett Phillipson and the late Rabecca Phillipson School activities: Science Olympiad, High School Bowl and Youth In Government Honors or awards: Four year honor roll and Excellence in Education award Grade point average: 4.02 Plans for ...

About Superior Central and its Class of 2022

Superior Central Team mascot: COUGARS Number of grades in school: 13 (k-12) Student body enrollment: 339 Number of seniors: 19 Commencement time, day, location: 7 p.m. Friday, May 27, Superior Central Gymnasium Class adviser: Holly McDonnald Class Flower: Sunflower Class Colors: Black And Gold Class Song: Pompeii – By: Bastill

Superior Central Class of 2022 members are:

Katrina Augustyn Charlotte Charlebois Zachary Frusti Riley Johnson Garrett Koski Eva Lavallie Dakota Maki Olivia Millin Ethan Phillipson Quinton Pierce Rhianna Ricker Anna Robinson Faith Robinson Maggie Rondeau Emma Rutter Wyatt Smith Christopher Thompson Evan Thompson Olivia Viau

Learn about the Republic-Michigamme Class of 2022

Republic-Michigamme School Mascot: Hawk Number of grades in school: 12 Student body enrollment: 95 Number of seniors: 10 Commencement: Sunday, May 29, 2 p.m. R-M School Gymnasium Speaker: Annette Gleason, teacher at R-M Class Officers: President: Abigail Oslund Vice ...

Community Schools graduates 16 adults

ISHPEMING — On May 18 at St. John’s School in Ishpeming, 16 area adults received their high school diplomas from the Ishpeming-Negaunee-NICE Adult and Alternative Education Program. In its 54 years of service, the program has graduated 1,720 adults, according to Community Schools Director Bill Hartman. Graduate speakers for the Class of 2022 were Krystilyn Apassingok and Samantha Steele, both of the Ishpeming School District. Hartman and Principal Jason Houle presented diplomas and Michael Bertucci, retired business owner, servec as master of ceremonies. Class motto: “Humble ...