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OSWEGO, NY 鈥?After 13 years of school, it took less than 30 minutes Saturday to turn 279 OHS seniors into freshly minted graduates.Valedictorian Ryan Patrick and Salutatorian Victoria Frazier pose with Superintendent Bill Crist, left, and school board president John Dunsmoor, right.The forecast for the Class of 2012 is sunny and bright, filled with some rough patches here and there, according to keynote
stanley cup speaker Dave Longley OHS Class of 1990 , chief meteorologist for WSYR News Channel 9 in Syracuse.Matthew McLaughlin, vice president of the Class of 2012, said he thought graduation day would come 鈥? eventually. The best part is knowing its over, he said, adding, The worst part is knowing its over. Its bittersweet; Im excited to be graduating, but Ill miss OHS , especially the people. Scott Gioia agreed.Matthew McLaughlin, vice president of the Class of 2012, left, Scott Gioia and Dylon Clew-Thomas, right, relax outside prior to the start of the graduation ceremony. The best part is that I dont have to go back to school, for classes. The worst par
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