MacArthur High School honors graduating class of 2025 during special ceremony

MacArthur High School celebrated its graduating class of 2025 in a heartfelt ceremony on May 24, 2025, honoring the achievements of students and the support of their families. The event featured a variety of performances, including a presentation of colors by the JROTC and music from the Varsity Choral Singers, creating an inspiring atmosphere for attendees.

During the ceremony, the importance of family was emphasized, with parents and relatives recognized for their unwavering support throughout the students' educational journeys. The principal of MacArthur High School, Bobby Cook, encouraged the graduating seniors to acknowledge their families, highlighting the collective effort that contributes to each student's success.

The event also showcased the leadership of Lawton Public Schools, with Superintendent Kevin Heim and Assistant Superintendent Doug Brown in attendance, along with members of the Board of Education. Their commitment to providing direction and support for the school district was acknowledged, reinforcing the collaborative nature of education within the community.

In addition to the school leadership, the faculty and staff were recognized for their dedication to the students, with a special mention of the activities director, Kristen Keplinger, who coordinated the graduation event. The pride and tradition of MacArthur High School were celebrated as essential elements that have shaped the graduates into successful individuals.

As the ceremony concluded, the community reflected on the significance of the day, marking not just the end of high school for the Class of 2025, but also the beginning of new opportunities and adventures for these young graduates.