Giltner senior Sydney Janzen (left) and her mother, Debbie, grin the cameras during Giltner’s information on th graduation ceremony Sunday. News-Register/Richard Rhoden
Kaley Ballard (right) helps Kyle Phillips straighten out his cap in the moments leading up to an anticipated ceremony Sunday in Giltner. News-Register/Richard Rhoden
Giltner seniors Cassidy Tompkin (right) embraces her friend and fellow senior Amanda Whisenand during Sunday’s ceremony. News-Register/Richard Rhoden
At right: Kendal Wilson, Giltner’s valedictorian, is all smiles as she prepares to hand a flower to her parents at graduation Sunday. News-Register/Richard Rhoden
With everything that was different about Giltner’s Class of 2020 graduation Sunday, what stayed the same were the smiles, memories and celebration of the moment that many thought may never come.
After months of delay, adjustments and plenty of accommodations later, Giltner’s graduating Class of 2020 had the limelight Sunday afternoon, getting together one last time and celebrating their accomplishments.
The ceremony attendees were limited to 10 family members per 17 graduates and the entire event was livestreamed for everyone else to watch from home.
