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Idyllwild Arts’ class of 2017 bids adieu to high school

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Idyllwild Arts Class of 2017 received their diplomas Saturday in Holmes Amphitheatre on campus, celebrating with the traditional cap toss. Photos by Jenny Kirchner

 

Music Major Arsel Kalemoglu takes a selfie with his classmates behind him just before receiving his diploma.

 

Idyllwild locals and InterArts graduates Sable Summerfield (left) and Zora Schoner excitedly make their way to the stage to receive their diplomas Saturday at Idyllwild Arts Academy.

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