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Enumclaw High School graduation 2016 | SLIDESHOW

Congrats to the Enumclaw High School class of 2016!

By Ray Miller-Still • June 23, 2016 12:34 pm

Kyle Couts Russell took the opportunity to celebrate his graduation by throwing money into the air as he descends from the stage.

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