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Rescheduled From Saturday,

RSCS Grads Greeted By Sun

Valedictorian Isabella Hudziak, above,  addresses her fellow Class of 2020 graduates this evening at the Richfield Springs Central School 2020 Com- mencement.  A scholar, Isabella is also class vice president, a Clark Scholarship winner and a cheerleader.  Inset at right is Salutatorian Jayce Horender, who plans to study education this fall at SUNY Oswego.  At left, Haley Sheldrick’s sisters – from left, Emma, Stephanie and Kelly – cheer on their graduate.  Stephanie hold Lila Havens, 18 months. With their graduation delayed from Saturday due to heavy rainfall, the grads received a reprieve this evening, although storm clouds threatened from the east. (Jim Kevlin/AllOTSEGO.com)

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