Wyoming Area Class of 2026 officers President Max Getzie, front left, and Vice President Mea Knepper lead the class around the stadium track looking into the stands for family members Friday evening.
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Wyoming Area graduating senior Sara Pealer smiles brightly for the camera as she and her classmates process into the stadium.
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Wyoming Area Class of 2026 secretary, Sofia Menta, is handed her diploma by Wyoming Area School Board member Joe Kopko.
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During the Wyoming Area Class of 2026, Italy James, left, and Nerissa Hurrey-Satkowski, take a minute to pose for the photo.
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At the conclusion of the Wyoming Area Class of 2026 graduation, family members and friends give the graduates a standing ovation as they exit the field on Friday night.
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It wasn’t hard for Wyoming Area Class of 2026 graduate Sarah Mizenko to find her family in the bleachers during graduation. Her family made up the giant headshot of Sarah as a baby.
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The Wyoming Area Class of 2026 capped off the night with an age-old tradition at the conclusion of graduation at Anthony ‘Jake’ Sobeski Stadium, West Pittston, on Friday evening.
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Wyoming Area faculty member Carmella Magyar stands with her niece, Delia Malone, prior to the start of the 60th school commencement on Friday.
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WEST PITTSTON — Wyoming Area Class of 2026 graduated 135 seniors under ideal weather conditions for the 60th annual commencement at Anthony “Jake” Sobeski Stadium on Friday evening.
Graduating seniors processed on the stadium track at 7 p.m. to “Pomp and Circumstance,” performed by the Wyoming Area Secondary Center Choral Concert Band, before taking to the football field for the last time as Warriors.
The Class of 2026 President Max Getzie gave his final speech as a graduating senior, followed by salutatorian Loc Bui-Pham and valedictorian Brian Malet.
“The Unwritten Stories,” the class poem, was written and delivered by graduating senior Macie Yaworski.
“The Climb,” written by Miley Cyrus, was chosen as the class song and performed by the Class of 2026’s Chyenne Stevenson.
Philip Campenni, Wyoming Area board president, and Greg Riley, Secondary Center principal, offered remarks.
For more information, photos, and a complete list of graduates, see the Times Leader’s special graduation section on Sunday, June 21.
