With his hard hat over his graduation cap, Wyatt Lord of South Acworth (right) accepts his diploma in advanced welding technology from White Mountains Community College President Chuck Lloyd. (BARBARA TETREAULT PHOTO)
White Mountains Community College Student Senate President Hanna Seibert uses her own story to tell her fellow graduates they can do whatever they set their hearts to do during her address at Friday’s commencement. (BARBARA TETREAULT PHOTO)
A 2014 graduate of White Mountains Community College, guest speaker Leif Becker founded his own law firm and has been recognized as a rising young legal star. At Friday’s commencement exercises, Becker told the graduates to assess costs and benefits, to live in the moment, and be positive as they pursue their lives and careers. (BARBARA TETREAULT PHOTO)
Class Marshals Chad Boxall and Heather Cunningham guide their fellow graduates as the commencement ceremony gets underway at White Mountains Community College’s Friday. (BARBARA TETREAULT PHOTO
With his hard hat over his graduation cap, Wyatt Lord of South Acworth (right) accepts his diploma in advanced welding technology from White Mountains Community College President Chuck Lloyd. (BARBARA TETREAULT PHOTO)
White Mountains Community College Student Senate President Hanna Seibert uses her own story to tell her fellow graduates they can do whatever they set their hearts to do during her address at Friday’s commencement. (BARBARA TETREAULT PHOTO)
A 2014 graduate of White Mountains Community College, guest speaker Leif Becker founded his own law firm and has been recognized as a rising young legal star. At Friday’s commencement exercises, Becker told the graduates to assess costs and benefits, to live in the moment, and be positive as they pursue their lives and careers. (BARBARA TETREAULT PHOTO)
Class Marshals Chad Boxall and Heather Cunningham guide their fellow graduates as the commencement ceremony gets underway at White Mountains Community College’s Friday. (BARBARA TETREAULT PHOTO
BERLIN — White Mountains Community College President Chuck Lloyd praised the graduates at Friday’s 54th commencement exercises for persisting in their studies despite an extremely challenging year.
Lloyd said the 134 graduates had endured 15 months of both remote and in-person classes, face masks, temperature scans and other safety percautions caused by the pandemic. He said those adversities were on top of the usual challenges of juggling jobs, families and finances.
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