LOCAL GRADS HONORED

June 9, 2004 The Waynedale News Staff 0 min read

(L-R) Jason Ybarra-Wayne HS, Lauren Wantz-Homestead HS, Stephanie Long, Nicole Mahler, and Brittany Rehrer-Elmhurst HS, and Adam Crosby-Norwell HS.

Waynedale United Methodist Church honored six local graduates at their 8:30am service, Sunday, May 16.

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