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Congratulations, Graduates!

South San Francisco Patch would like to congratulate all our local high school graduates, who will receive their diplomas during planned ceremonies on Friday.

Their caps and gowns are pressed and ready to wear. They've practiced the walk, the handshake, accepting of their diplomas, and smiling for Mom and Dad's cameras.

Now, all that's left is to wait for the clock, and for tonight's festivities to get underway.

Students from and  high schools will be walking the stage for their respective graduation ceremonies Friday evening for the Class of 2012, and Patch wanted to take a moment to congratulate all the hard-working and deserving graduates.

Let's all wish them success!

PATCH WANTS YOUR GRAD PHOTOS AND SHOUT-OUTS! 

Post a photo of that graduate you're so proud of with a special wish from you, or just type a shout-out in the comments below, and we'll publish it for free! To post a photo, click "upload photos and videos" within this article, or e-mail them to Editor Drew Himmelstein at drew@patch.com.

GRADUATION CEREMONIES:

South San Francisco High School: Friday, June 1, 7 p.m. in the school auditorium.

El Camino High School: Friday, June 1, 7 p.m. in the school gym.

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