THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 2015 SERVING TILTON, NORTHFIELD, BELMONT & SANBORNTON, N.H. FREE Winnisquam graduates urged to stand up for their beliefs BY DONNA RHODES
[email protected] TILTON — The 79 seniors of the Winnis- quam Regional High School Class of 2015 faced their graduation with contagious jubi- lance and much enthu- siasm last Saturday eve- ning as they entered the gymnasium to celebrate the 75th commencement ceremonies at Winn- isquam Regional High School. Highlighting the cer- emony were words of wisdom from Colleen Mulligan of the WRHS English Department who told them to always be courageous, respect- ful and mindful of the people they meet along the way. “Be an upstander, not a bystander. Stand up for what you believe is right… remember to give back. No gesture is Winnisquam Regional High School graduates celebrated with bubbles and broad smiles after the school’s 75th commencement ceremonies last Saturday. too small,” Mulligan ad- vised. Courage, she contin- periences in life,” she choose, wish you happi- serve.” Clogston captured ev- heartfelt thoughts as ued, is what it takes to said. “I wish you success ness, and I want to wish Co-presidents Ash- eryone’s attention with SEE GRADS, PAGE A13 stand up for beliefs and, in whatever path you you all that you so de- ley Riley and Alyssa their humorous but as Winston Churchill once said, courage is also what it takes to lis- Belmont police investigate stabbing ten to others. “You are the people BY DONNA RHODES arrived on the scene locate the suspected A knife used in the by ambulance to Lakes who will stand up and
[email protected] found that a 55-year-old assailant, 52-year-old altercation was recov- Region General Hospi- make a name for your- BELMONT — In the male from Stoneham, William Doody, who is ered at the scene and tal where he received selves.