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PHOTOS: Graduation 2014, a soggy salute to the seniors

Byline photo of Nick Fiorillo
By Nick Fiorillo, Editor-in-Chief • June 13, 2014

It was a battle between rain and sun at MTHS Graduation 2014 on June 12. Graduates were soaked by the end of the ceremony, but still they stuck around to celebrate with friends and family afterward. Here are some snapshots from the evening.

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