Photos: Hemet High School Class of 2014

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In lieu of throwing graduation caps, silly string was flying everywhere after the Hemet High graduates made it through the ceremony. Six hundred cans of silly string were used in the celebration following the awarding of diplomas to all graduates. Photo by Jenny Kirchner
In lieu of throwing graduation caps, silly string was flying everywhere after the Hemet High graduates made it through the ceremony. Six hundred cans of silly string were used in the celebration following the awarding of diplomas to all graduates. Photo by Jenny Kirchner

 

Wednesday, May 28, Eric Gentry was one of several Idyllwild residents celebrating graduation from Hemet High School in 2014.Photo by Jenny Kirchner
Wednesday, May 28, Eric Gentry was one of several Idyllwild residents celebrating graduation from Hemet High School in 2014. Photo by Jenny Kirchner

 

(From left) Kyra Espinoza, Danielle Simmons, and Allison Hitchcock were members of the Daisy Chain, who honored and escorted the 2014 Hemet High School graduates to their ceremony, Wednesday, May 28.  Daisy chain links are the current top 26 academically performing students in the junior class, future 2015 graduates.  Photo courtesy of Janey Espinoza
(From left) Kyra Espinoza, Danielle Simmons, and Allison Hitchcock were members of the Daisy Chain, who honored and escorted the 2014 Hemet High School graduates to their ceremony, Wednesday, May 28.  Daisy chain links are the current top 26 academically performing students in the junior class, future 2015 graduates. 
Photo courtesy of Janey Espinoza

 

 

 

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