On Thursday, the Montezuma-Cortez school district bid farewell to the Class of 2024
Graduating seniors interact during the commencement ceremony on Thursday. (Matthew Tangeman/Special to The Journal)
Montezuma-Cortez High School Principal Jennifer Boniface announces the graduating class of 2024. (Matthew Tangeman/Special to The Journal)
Darwin Whiteman Jr. leads the Class of 2024 in prayer. (Matthew Tangeman/Special to The Journal)
Selwyn Whiteskunk of the Ute Mountain Tribal Council speaks to the Class of 2024. (Matthew Tangeman/Special to The Journal)
Student-selected speaker Toni Broughton speaks to the Class of 2024. (Matthew Tangeman/Special to The Journal)
Class valedictorian Easton Hartsoe gives his address. (Matthew Tangeman/Special to The Journal)
Class salutatorian Anna Jensen gives her address. (Matthew Tangeman/Special to The Journal)
Students’ personalized graduation caps. (Matthew Tangeman/Special to The Journal)
Panther Stadium on Thursday night for the commencement of the Class of 2024. (Matthew Tangeman/Special to The Journal)
Class salutatorian Anna Jensen gives her address. (Matthew Tangeman/Special to The Journal)
Panther Stadium on Thursday night for the commencement of the Class of 2024. (Matthew Tangeman/Special to The Journal)
Panther Stadium on Thursday night for the commencement of the Class of 2024. (Matthew Tangeman/Special to The Journal)
Graduating seniors interact during the commencement ceremony on Thursday. (Matthew Tangeman/Special to The Journal)
Graduates turn and wave to their families at the end of the ceremony. (Matthew Tangeman/Special to The Journal)
Graduates toss their caps into the air at the end of the commencement ceremony. (Matthew Tangeman/Special to The Journal)
Students’ personalized graduation caps. (Matthew Tangeman/Special to The Journal)
Students’ personalized graduation caps. (Matthew Tangeman/Special to The Journal)
Students’ personalized graduation caps. (Matthew Tangeman/Special to The Journal)
Students’ personalized graduation caps. (Matthew Tangeman/Special to The Journal)
Students’ personalized graduation caps. (Matthew Tangeman/Special to The Journal)
Students’ personalized graduation caps. (Matthew Tangeman/Special to The Journal)
