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GALLERY: Class of 2024 Bids Farewell at Graduation

Scott Seamon, Managing Editor
May 26, 2024

  • Maya Granoff ’25 addresses the graduating class as Senior Class President. Granoff will be attending the University of Texas at Austin while pursuing a degree in business and finance.

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  • Principal Erin Campbell addresses the Class of 2024 from the stage of the HEB Center.

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  • Freddy Browarski ’24 and Jack Benveniste ’24 stand near each other as they are recognized as students who advanced to district-level UIL championships. Browarski and Benveniste have been friends since attending Canyon Vista together.

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  • As Ian Balch ’24 watches, Rishi Ballada ’24 records Senior Class President Maya Granoff’s speech as nearby students look towards the podium.

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  • Hayden McWherter ’24 receives his diploma from his mother, Assistant Principal Melissa McWherter. Melissa McWherter has been an assistant principal at Westwood since August of 2020, when her son Hayden was beginning his freshman year.

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Scott Seamon
Scott Seamon, Managing Editor
Class of 2025 When I’m not assisting a nationally awarded team of student journalists, you can find me representing Westwood students as a member of Round Rock ISD VOICE, the school district’s student advisory committee!
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