GALLERY: EHS Class of 2025 reflects on decade-plus of education and memories
Posted 5/28/25
The Ellsworth High School Class of 2025 tossed their caps in the air and celebrated their graduation Friday, May 23.
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GALLERY: EHS Class of 2025 reflects on decade-plus of education and memories
Ellsworth’s senior class was sent off May 23 with the class motto of “Take pride in how far you have come and have faith in how far you can go,” a quote from Christian Larson.
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Valedictorian Andrea Esterby asked seniors to stand for various reasons including if they had worked through high school, participated in sports, the arts, were a caretaker and others.
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School Board member Michael Petersen shaking hands with new graduates.
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Attendees stand for the flag processional followed by the graduates.
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Students turn their tassels to signify their graduation becoming official.
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Abigail Mark speaks before the packed crowd in the Ellsworth High School gym.
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The students were all smiles as they made their way down the aisle.
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Salutatorian Mya Petersen spoke about the importance of doing the little things and taking charge of your day.
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Ellsworth High School science teacher Marcie Jahnke (left) with Ellsworth Community School District Foundation’s Suki Mitchell after receiving the Teacher of the Year Award.