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Galioto and Lisa Pesa, right, capture their last moment together in the Struthers field house.
As the crowd cleared out, Fair's pent-up-slide-show-emotion gushed out as she embraced her nine-year-old cousin, Madison Bellis of Lowellville.
Diplomas were followed by a slide show made of snaps-shots from graduates' family photo albums. Melissa Eggleston, left, cried. Jessica Ferrick, right, laughed. In the center, Candice Fair, remained calm.
Jay Agnone and Victor Alamo, right, smile for the camera.
Megan Hassey.
Ashley Galbraith cooly strolls back to her seat after receiving her diploma.
Valedictorian Pamela Galioto, left, and Amanda Clifton sing with the show choir.
Way up.
Thumbs up to you too, Ed Sutak.
Struthers High School Show Choir belted out a little number about the significance of past relationships on future endeavors. The verse they are singing here, appears to be the one that goes, "aaaaahh."
Dontae Sisco waves to his adoring fans.
A tighter shot of the group give us a look into the eyes of Gina Martire, right. Martire plans to attend Baldwin Wallace College and pursue a degree in film, specifically, horror. Her cinematic interests include cannibalism, she said after the ceremony. Hard to believe, but a second look at …
L-R, Salutatorian Anastacia Bollinger, Jen Zdealar, Gina Martire, Valedictorian Pamela Galioto and Leanna Bodnar await their diplomas.
Struthers Superintendent Don Daily helped open commencement with a speech centered around the word 'red,' and the impact of a Struthers education. He ended by wishing graduates inspiRED, incREDible futures. The 'impact' portion of his speech was underlined by the giant cat smashing through the brick wall behind him.