Lincoln High School celebrates graduation and honors new alumni wall of fame inductees

The Lincoln High School Graduation ceremony on June 2, 2025, celebrated not only the achievements of the graduating class but also honored two distinguished alumni inducted into the school's Wall of Fame. The event kicked off with a heartfelt speech from the senior class president, highlighting the accomplishments of the 301 graduates, who collectively earned an impressive $374,000 in scholarships.

Among the notable achievements, 96 students received scholarships, and 42 graduates were recognized with the Jerry Marshall Olympian awards. The class demonstrated resilience and leadership, re-engaging in co-curricular activities after the pandemic, participating in various clubs and competitions, and excelling in advanced placement courses.

The ceremony also featured the induction of Theodore Walter Brazo and Charles Lester into the alumni Wall of Fame. Brazo, a valedictorian and former principal, was recognized for his extensive community service and contributions to education and law. Lester, a veteran and successful businessman, was honored for his philanthropic efforts and commitment to enhancing local opportunities.

As the graduates prepared to embark on their next journeys, the message was clear: they carry the values of Lincoln High School with them, ready to make their mark on the world. The ceremony concluded with a reminder for graduates to pay forward the support they received, ensuring the legacy of community and service continues.