A Bangor High graduate gives a thumbs up as the class of 2025 marches into the Cross Insurance Center on Sunday. Credit: Kim Higgins / BDN 
Bangor High School graduate Jacob Biberstein addresses the class of 2025 on Sunday. Credit: Kim Higgins / BDN 
Bangor High School student president McKenzie Vorenkamp addresses the class of 2025 on Sunday. Credit: Kim Higgins / BDN 
Bangor High School graduates give a thumbs up after receiving their diplomas on Sunday. Credit: Kim Higgins / BDN 
Bangor graduate Brandon Nguyen celebrates as he walks across the stage to receive his diploma on Sunday. Credit: Kim Higgins / BDN 
Bangor High School committee member Marwa Hassanien hugs a student after receiving their diploma on Sunday. Credit: Kim Higgins / BDN 
Bangor High graduate Kaiden Schmersal celebrates after receiving his diploma on Sunday. Credit: Kim Higgins / BDN 
Bangor High graudates toss their caps in celebration on Sunday. Credit: Kim Higgins / BDN 
Bangor High graduate Mackenzie Robson shows off her diploma on Sunday. Credit: Kim Higgins / BDN 
Barbara Stewart, head of the department of science at Bangor High applauds the class of 2025 as they exist the Cross Insurance Center on Sunday. Credit: Kim Higgins / BDN 
Bangor High graduate McKenzie Vorenkamp leads the class out of the Cross Insurance Center on Sunday. Credit: Kim Higgins / BDN
Bangor High School graduated 237 students during Sunday’s commencement ceremony at Cross Insurance Center.
Senior Jacob Biberstein, whose speech was chosen by a faculty committee, highlighted the determination, effort and cooperation it took the students to reach the graduation stage.
Principal Butler presented Charles E. French medals to the four seniors with the highest academic performance: Teagan Atherley, Alexander Busko, Jenna Elkadi and Isabel Harrow.