Jeffersonville High School celebrated its 138th commencement on Saturday morning with the graduation of nearly 380 students.
Jeremy Chesher was the Class of 2009 valedictorian and Bethany Bonifield was the class salutatorian. Brittany Searcy was president of the Class of 2009, along with Vice President Zach Ruoff, Secretary Morgan Maertz and Treasurer Matt Owen. Other executive officers for the class were Morgan Jones, Lindsey McLauren, Cari Robinson, Dan Roskowsi and Ashleigh Skaggs.
Heather Rapp, left, and Larissa Ramirez laugh over snapshots while waiting for commencement service to begin.
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Jeffersonville High School Graduation
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