Deer Valley High seniors receive graduation caps and gowns given special yard sign to celebrate Thursday
Truck with cap, yard sign given to each graduating senior as they were handed their cap and gown by school staff and volunteers. Photos by Louise Green.
DVHS staff show their spirit while wearing their official Deer Valley High face masks.
By Allen Payton
Yesterday, Thursday, May 7, 2020 Deer Valley High School celebrated the Class of 2020 as they picked up their caps and gowns with a special surprise for each senior. That surprise was the gift of a yard sign with the words “Congratulations Class of 2020 Wolverine Strong” emblazoned across it, with the school’s DV logo in the center.
Seniors were greeted with balloons, as they drove through bubble blowers illuminated with the school colors, and music filled the air to celebrate the students. Even Antioch Police Chief Tammany Brooks attended and congratulated the soon to be graduates.
The event was held from 1:00-3:00 p.m. in the school’s parking lot. See more in the KTVU Fox 2 news report, here.
Senior Stephany Montiel’s decorated truck, Chief Brooks honors the graduates, and car with a coronavirus-related message using rolls of toilet paper as the zeroes in 2020.
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DVHS staff
Stephany Montiel decorated truck, Chief Brooks & car with message
Truck with cap, DVHS Class of 2020 sign & drive thru booth
