
Young gun David Somes bids farewell to his elders during one of many Senior Night events during the school year. (Chloe Marzocca photo)
Remember when Coupeville High School graduated about 35-40 students every year?
Pepperidge Farm does.
Well, tell that to my typing fingers, which are working a lot harder this time around, as 88(!!) Wolves are slated to receive diplomas Saturday afternoon.
That’s up from 54 a year ago, which seemed, at the time, like quite a few future Cow Town alumni.
This year’s epic event starts at 1:00 PM at Mickey Clark Field — right behind the elementary school on S. Main St. — and tickets are not required.
The bumper crop of CHS grads this year includes three students from Open Den and seven foreign exchange students.
Alphabetically, they are:
Cecilia Acevedo
William Allen
Aiden Anderson
Anna Annunziato
Reiley Araceley
Wynter Arndt
Connor Bachmann
Kelyn Bailey
Piotr Bieda
Alita Blouin
Adrian Burrows
Katie Buskala
Jessenia Camarena
Karyme Castro Sotelo
Emma Cermak
Monica Clark
Dominic Coffman
Jermiah Copeland
Lynn Cosner
Lucy Crouch
Gwen Crowder
Abram Dodge
Cameron Epp
Nathan Farnworth
Vivian Farris
Hayley Fiedler
Cameron Gates
Maddie Georges
Josh Guay
Gwen Gustafson
Mitchell Hall
Ty Hamilton
Alana Hayden
Scott Hilborn
Daylon Houston
Kira Jorgenson
Taygin Jump
Mercedes Kalwies-Anderson
Coen Killian
Ryanne Knoblich
Jaymes Lanske
Carolyn Lhamon
Joven Light
Benjamin Lindenstein
Allie Lucero
Maya Lucero
Jacob Mathusek
Claire Mayne
Gracie McFarlin
Cristina McGrath
Emma Morano
Jasmin Mostafavinassab
Alex Murdy
Anna Myles
Valentina Nadela
Melanie Navarro
Henry Ohme
Sara Omega
Kevin Partida-Flores
Mason Peabody
Sofia Peters
Jill Prince
Djina Radenovic
Abigail Ramirez
Marie Roberts
Jordyn Rogers
Eric Schmanski
Brenna Silveira
Hope Sinclair
Matthew Smith
Anthony Smolen
Milo Socha
Britnee Sorrows
Maylin Steele
Grant Steller
Helen Strelow
Brenn Sugatan
Lucy Tenore
Lavinia Tomba
Nathaniel Truex
Josh Upchurch
Tim Ursu
Jonathan Valenzuela
Alex Wasik
Thomas Wilkins
Kai Wong
Tate Wyman
Nezi Yaxpak-Keiper
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