2022 Graduation Persists After Two Day Storm Delay

Zoya Khan, Gryffyn May, and Clem Fortune|July 7, 2022

Seniors Christian Anderson and Kwame Boateng attend graduation despite unexpected strong winds.

Principal Nancy Rousseau welcomes the class of 2022 and their families and friends at War Memorial Stadium May 26.

Daniel Li holds his cap down and the senior issue was placed underneath student’s chairs because of the wind.

Seniors Christian Anderson and Kwame Boateng settle into their seats as Ms. Rousseau begins the ceremony.

Seniors enter the stadium to find their seats for graduation with the help of teachers, who held up posters with alphabetically assigned seating for each row.

Juan Estrella watches as Principal Nancy Rousseau introduces the JROTC Color Guard to present the flags and National Anthem.

About the Contributors

Zoya Khan, Editor

Zoya Khan, a senior, is returning to Tiger News for her second year on staff. Last year she enjoyed how Tiger News allowed her to combine art and writing, and this year she's looking forward to taking photos and writing stories that represent the entire Central community. Outside Tiger News, she enjoys oil painting and listening to music (currently Japanese Breakfast and Steve Lacy).

Gryffyn May, Editor

Gryffyn May is a senior and this is her second year on Tiger News staff. She joined the staff to help her and her staff become better writers, and because she wants to keep the Central community engaged and informed. She is excited to start creating print issues and go on trips for contests. When Gryffyn isn't writing, she loves to hang out with friends, travel, sleep, listen to music, or have an occasional read.

Clem Fortune, Entertainment Editor

Clem Fortune is returning to Tiger News for his second year on staff. He looks forward to hearing from the variety of voices in the newsroom. Outside of Central, Clem enjoys biking, hanging out with friends, and occasionally cooking, particularly meatloaf.

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