Class president Sophia Easley, who lives in Wellfleet, gives the welcoming remarks at the 2023 Nauset Regional High School graduation on June 10. “This is only the beginning,” she said against a backdrop of the first stages of construction of a new high school.A dory delivered as a senior prank decorates an entrance to the old Nauset High School building. On the port side the boat is painted with some of Principal Patrick Clark’s watchwords: “Slow and Safe.”Mortarboards fly into the air as the 2023 graduates at Cape Cod Regional Technical High School celebrate their moment on June 3.Declan Mackinaw of Brewster makes the Nauset graduation bubblier.Nico Harrington, a basketball star from North Truro, stands head and shoulders above his classmates as they march into the ceremonies accompanied by the NRHS bands and orchestra.Lelu Wisbauer (left) of Truro and Layla Collum of Brewster wave a cheerful goodbye to their senior year at Nauset.Graduate Sabine Krum of Eastham is congratulated by class advisers Ariana Kmiec (to her left) and Karen Hepinstall.In their final performance as members of Nauset’s honors choir, seniors sing “Homeward Bound” with Perry Gill of Eastham, wearing blue, who is in the class of 2025. From left, obliquely, are Vayda Smith of Brewster, Saturn Dubois of Orleans, and Emma Taylor of Eastham and, facing the camera, Sophia Baerga of Brewster, Gill, Katrina Hatch of Brewster, and Blakely Cullum of Harwich.Ten seniors from the four Outer Cape towns graduated from Cape Cod Regional Technical High School on June 3. Their “shops” reflect the wide range of interests and skills they’ll bring to their next chapters. From left, Joseph Devlin of Eastham, culinary arts; Travis Folks of Wellfleet, carpentry; Owen Badams of Wellfleet, design and visual communication; Caleb Miner of Wellfleet, information technologies; Russell Hemmings of Eastham, horticulture; Jack Wells-Benson of Provincetown, electrical; Maxwell Larkowski of Wellfleet, electrical; Christina Okuniewicz of North Eastham, plumbing; Owens Wells-Benson of Provincetown, plumbing, and Matthew Currier of North Eastham, auto body. Not pictured is Daniel Afflick of Provincetown, who studied culinary arts.
