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The Lincoln High School Graduation 2025 ceremony commenced with a heartfelt tribute to the graduating students, marked by the singing of the national anthem performed by the LHS choir under the direction of Julie Stoffel. Principal Rod Watson, in his first year at the school, welcomed attendees and expressed pride in the accomplishments of the graduates.

Watson emphasized the importance of community support, acknowledging that the students' achievements were made possible by the collective efforts of family, friends, and faculty. He reminded everyone to take care of themselves during the ceremony, noting the warm conditions and the availability of cold water for graduates, while humorously advising against bathroom breaks for the next two hours.
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The ceremony set a positive tone, celebrating the hard work and dedication of the students as they reached this significant milestone in their educational journey. Watson's remarks highlighted the collaborative spirit of the school community, reinforcing the value of support and encouragement in achieving success. As the event unfolded, it became clear that this graduation was not just a personal achievement for the students but a shared celebration for the entire Wisconsin Rapids community.

Converted from Lincoln High School Graduation 2025 meeting on June 02, 2025
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