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Emily Derricks John Donson Briana Drury Kurstin Duncan Christopher Dupee Kaydra Dye Erick Edwards You are so special. How loved you are. You’ll always be Our shooting star! KingmanGraduation Unified School Recognition District The Western Arizona Vocational Education District #50 (WAVE) Governing Board would like to con- gratulate all Kingman High School and Lee Williams High School graduates. We want to especially recognize the students that participated in the Joint Technical Education programs. These programs of study provide career preparation in the following Career and Technical Education (CTE) areas: • Agriscience – Animal Systems • Allied Health – Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation • Business Management and Administrative Services • Construction Technologies – Cabinetmaking • Culinary Arts • Drafting and Design – Architectural and Mechanical • Early Childhood Education • Graphics Communications – Digital Photography and Graphic/Web Design • Welding Technology • Performing Arts – Technical Theatre • Nursing Services Congratulations • Computer Information Systems • Automotive Technologies • Law and Public Safety Aaron David Pozenel • Fire Service Page 22 Kingman High School 2016
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Rubyn Smith Johnathan Smith-Swets Michelle Spangler Marissa Sprague Matthew Stanley Garrett Stephens Sydney Stephens
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Jennifer Wilkerson Lauren Winslow Matthew Wisniske Casey Wurm Jack Yates Chandler Zimmerman This publication represents the graduating class of 2016 as supplied by the schools of Kingman. If anyone has been overlooked, please come by the Daily Miner offi ce at 3015 Stockton Hill Road by Wednesday, May 25th at 5 p.m. and we’ll make sure you get the recognition you deserve in the following Sunday paper. The Swanty Drive Towards family would like Your Future! to congratulate the graduating Class of 2016!
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