Victoria’s 2020 Graduates – A Time to Celebrate

  • Jun. 24, 2020 4:12 p.m.
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Victoria’s 2020 Graduates - A Time to Celebrate
Victoria’s 2020 Graduates - A Time to Celebrate
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Adam Yung, Benjamin Marschman, Isiah Sanchez, Finn TomerAdam Yung, Benjamin Marschman, Isiah Sanchez, Finn Tomer
Teja Irvine, Kaitlyn AlerworthTeja Irvine, Kaitlyn Alerworth
Jacklyn HalaburdaJacklyn Halaburda
Elise Neufeld, Paige Cumming, Aleida UngureanuElise Neufeld, Paige Cumming, Aleida Ungureanu
Drake EricksonDrake Erickson
Djuna NagasakiDjuna Nagasaki
Ella Skillings, Megan Noyce, Julia JohnsonElla Skillings, Megan Noyce, Julia Johnson

Boulevard congratulates the grads of 2020 on reaching this milestone occasion. We wish them all the best as they pursue their goals and dreams.

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