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Holbrook graduates mark the end of an era

Tribune Staff

| May 26, 2020

Printed in the May 27, 2020 edition

Photo by China CassidyDue to strict restrictions imposed by Holbrook Unified School District, no one other than graduates and immediate family were allowed on campus for the high school’s drive-thru graduation held last week. Co-valedictorians Ellie Smith (left) and Kobi Koerperich (right) spoke during the event labeled “Graduation Station.”