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WHS Panthers are encouraged to persevere

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Brendan Casey (left) and Zac Schepp pose for a photo while waiting for festivities to begin.

With 180 graduates, approximately $700,000 in scholarships and a few technical glitches, the Washougal High School class of 2011 proudly ended its high school career Saturday night at Fishback Stadium.

The sun shone brightly as valedictorian Darcy Akers encouraged her classmates to look toward the future.

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