Fresh from their 3-0 6A state title win over Shawnee Mission East Saturday, May 27, the girls soccer team poses for their team photo. The win was the first state soccer title in school history.

Quoting Hannah Montana, student body president Bri Coup gives her speech to the graduating senior class.

Participating in the senior prank, senior Jameson Beran hands his blue beaded necklace to principal Dr. Gail Holder.

Once getting his diploma, senior Baruch Hasabu goes in to hug principal Dr. Gail Holder.

To celebrate before getting his diploma, senior Darrelle Hillmon dances on stage to the audience.

Senior Matt Morgan recovers after cartwheeling and accidentally falling from the stage.

Before taking their seats, seniors Bella Mehner and Jack Melvin pose for a picture holding out a four to show off his rings.

Walking onto the stage after his name was called, senior Dean Sisney happily put his hands in the air.

Being the elected teacher speaker, science teacher Chad Brown gives a heartfelt speech.

Once hearing the signal, seniors turn their tassels and watch as their caps fly into the air.

Walking onto the stage, senior Brody Shulda puts his arms out in excitement.

Recipient of the MVHS leadership scholarship, Abhi Raut accepts her award from FACS teacher Lauren Stringer.

Shaking counselor Megan Mixon’s hand, senior Makenna Arnold receives her silver president’s volunteer service award medal.

Senior Avery Blubaugh accepts the De Soto Teachers Association Scholarship from history teacher Angie DalBello.

Swimming towards the end of the lane, freshman Claire Cooper participates in the 200 meter backstroke.

Preparing for her relay, senior Torri Olivarez dives off the platform.

Sophomore Cora Jones cheers on her teammate, junior Reagan Enemark during her heat.

Smiling wide, seniors Alex Cobin and Sienna DelBorrell celebrate as they walk off the field.

After the ceremony, senior Helen Springer is congratulated with a hug by Spanish teacher Siri Campbell.

To conclude the ceremony, the seniors toss their caps as they become graduates.

Happy for one of her friends who just walked on stage, senior Cassie Frias cheers.

After falling off the stage attempting to do a cartwheel, senior Matt Morgan poses.

Senior Darrell Hillmon runs on the field happily after receiving his diploma.