Performing a duet of the national anthem at the June 7 Gorham High School graduation are (from left) Elizabeth Roberge and Alexa Pelkey. (PAUL ROBITAILLE PHOTO)
Gorham Middle High School Principal David Morrissette welcomes guests and graduates to the June 7 ceremony inside the Alumni Gymnasium. (PAUL ROBITAILLE PHOTO)
Gorham-Randolph-Shelburne Cooperative School Board chair Gina Saladino presents a diploma to her son, graduate Brendan Saladino on June 7. (PAUL ROBITAILLE PHOTO)
Gorham High School graduates (from left) Elizabeth Roberge, Grace Gilbert, Abraham Backler, Sedric DeBlois, Madison Girouard, Zackery Nickerson, Alexa Pelkey, and Brendan Saladino. In the foreground is grand marshal Gavin Corrigan, junior class president. (LISA D. CONNELL PHOTO)
GHS graduate Emma Pelkey (right) accepts her diploma from GRS Cooperative school board member Barney Valliere (left) and board chair Gina Saladino. (LISA D. CONNELL PHOTO)
Summa cum laude graduate Mya Platt prepares to introduce class guest speaker, Rob Hamel as Principal David Morrissette steps aside. (LISA D. CONNELL PHOTO)
SAU 20 Superintendent David Backler and GMHS Principal David Morrissette talk for a few moments before the June 7 Gorham High School graduation. (LISA D. CONNELL PHOTO)
Performing a duet of the national anthem at the June 7 Gorham High School graduation are (from left) Elizabeth Roberge and Alexa Pelkey. (PAUL ROBITAILLE PHOTO)
Alexa Pelkey (foreground) listens to a graduation speech as do Emily Tanguay, (in back row) sister of graduate Ethan Tanguay. (PAUL ROBITAILLE PHOTO)
Gorham Middle High School Principal David Morrissette welcomes guests and graduates to the June 7 ceremony inside the Alumni Gymnasium. (PAUL ROBITAILLE PHOTO)
Gorham-Randolph-Shelburne Cooperative School Board chair Gina Saladino presents a diploma to her son, graduate Brendan Saladino on June 7. (PAUL ROBITAILLE PHOTO)
Gorham High School graduate Ethan Tanguay accepts his diploma June 7. (PAUL ROBITAILLE PHOTO)
Jake Bartlett and Elizabeth Roberge relax after the graduation ceremony. (PAUL ROBITAILLE PHOTO)
Abraham Backler speaks to his classmates during Gorham High School's June 7 graduation. (LISA D. CONNELL PHOTO)
Sarah Godin (left) and Grace Gilbert join the procession leaving Alumni Gymnasium after the June 7 graduation ceremony. (LISA D. CONNELL PHOTO)
Gorham High School graduates (from left) Elizabeth Roberge, Grace Gilbert, Abraham Backler, Sedric DeBlois, Madison Girouard, Zackery Nickerson, Alexa Pelkey, and Brendan Saladino. In the foreground is grand marshal Gavin Corrigan, junior class president. (LISA D. CONNELL PHOTO)
GHS graduate Emma Pelkey (right) accepts her diploma from GRS Cooperative school board member Barney Valliere (left) and board chair Gina Saladino. (LISA D. CONNELL PHOTO)
Newly minted Gorham High School graduates (from left) Brenna Cloutier, Sarah Godin and Jake Bartlett. (LISA D. CONNELL PHOTO)
Summa cum laude graduate Mya Platt prepares to introduce class guest speaker, Rob Hamel as Principal David Morrissette steps aside. (LISA D. CONNELL PHOTO)
SAU 20 Superintendent David Backler and GMHS Principal David Morrissette talk for a few moments before the June 7 Gorham High School graduation. (LISA D. CONNELL PHOTO)
Summa cum laude graduate Elizabeth Roberge addresses classmates during the June 7 Gorham High School commencement ceremony. (PAUL ROBITAILLE PHOTO)
Guest speaker Rob Hamel spoke to the graduates at their request during the Gorham High School graduation June 7. (PAUL ROBITAILLE PHOTO)
GORHAM — Twenty-nine graduates of Gorham High School heard messages of the power of hope and the power of conversation as a bridge builder at a June 7 evening ceremony in Alumni Gymnasium.
Summa cum laude graduate Elizabeth Roberge, who will attend the University of New Hampshire in the fall, cited an Emily Dickinson poem that gave her courage to wade through stressful times as a student.
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