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The Beacon Senior Issue 2025

We’ve pieced together some of best moments and memories of this year’s graduating class into a digital scrapbook.
Byline photo of Isabella Wilkinson
Byline photo of Bryce Keller
Byline photo of Jade Bradenbaugh
Byline photo of Julie Cioffi
Byline photo of Chesley Ellis
Byline photo of Abigayle Kusmierski
Byline photo of Campbell O’Neill
Isabella Wilkinson, Bryce Keller, Jade Bradenbaugh, Julie Cioffi, Chesley Ellis, Abigayle Kusmierski, and Campbell O’Neill
June 4, 2025
The Beacon Senior Issue 2025

Congratulations, Dallastown Class of 2025!

This Senior Issue was created by senior Beacon editors and members of the Journalism II: Digital Media class. Information and votes were compiled from a survey that was sent to all seniors by school email.

Below you will find the Senior Issue in a flipbook format. For a printer friendly version of this flipbook, use use this link.

 

 

 

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On June 4, 2025, seniors Bryce Keller, Landon Carl and Avory Williams graduated DAHS. Following the ceremony, the trio got pictures with their fellow DHH team, who returned to see them graduate. (photo submitted)
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