Enumclaw High School class of 2012 commencement | Slideshow | Courier-Herald

Enumclaw High School class of 2012 commencement | Slideshow

Enumclaw High School commencement was Monday, June 11, for the class of 2012.

By Dennis Box • June 14, 2012 1:03 pm

Enumclaw High graduate Julie Curtin accepting her diploma at the White River Amphitheatre Monday during commencement ceremonies.

Enumclaw High School commencement was Monday, June 11, for the class of 2012.

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