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'With great freedom comes great responsibility. 'Moving beyond the walls of the high school will give you freedom,' said Elizabeth Kopp, senior class advisor. 'The Class of 2006 has demonstrated its willingness to enter into the arena and take on challenges,' said Superintendent Ralph Ferrie, after Principal Robert Goodall announced the top 10 students in the class and recognized senior Scott Roman for his perfect attendance. Making choices seemed to be the theme of the evening, with many administrators advising students to use the skills they’ve learned and to take risks in the future.

'Monroe Township High School has prepared you to make the right choices.'

'Tonight we celebrate an ending, a beginning and a day of reflection,' said Kathy Kolupanowich, Board of Education president, after the graduates had taken their seats. The students stopped at the edge of the field and, as the high school band played 'Pomp and Circumstance,' walked two by two, boys in purple robes and girls in gold, through the aisle of parents as cameras flashed and shouts of joy rang out. Speeches urge students to use knowledge and take risksĭespite the sweltering heat and humidity, hundreds of parents, friends, relatives, teachers and administrators gathered on the football field at Monroe Township High School, craning their necks to see the more than 300 graduates as they paraded down the track at the graduation ceremony for the Class of 2006 on June 22.

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