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Lake Zurich High School Class of 2022

  Lake Zurich High School seniors Jacob Belovicz, left, and Ryan Bohn deliver the welcome speech to fellow graduates and guests during the school's commencement ceremony May 22. Paul Valade/pvalade@dailyherald.com

Graduates in Class of 2022: 447

Graduation ceremony: Sunday, May 22, at Lake Zurich High School

Highest honors graduates:

• 27 Students graduating Summa Cum Laude

Graduation Speaker: Zoya Hasan

Class Officers: Ryan Bohn, Jacob Belovicz, Abigail Perryman, Natalie Van Derek

Academic achievements:

• 99 Illinois State Scholars

• 122 North Suburban Conference All Academic Award Winners

• 10 National Merit Commended Students

• 4 National Merit Finalists

• 1 National Merit Scholarship Winner

Athletic achievements:

• Cheer - state qualifier

• Poms - state champions

• Olivia Horhorst state champ in 500-yard freestyle

• Boys cross country - 6th in state

• Girls golf - Emily Kaminski state qualifier

• Boys golf - Jake Michalak state qualifier

• Girls basketball - regional champs

Theater productions:

• "Guys and Dolls"

• "Puffs"

• "Alice in Wonderland"

What was new in 2021-22: We opened up a brand new Learning Innovation Hub and STEAM area in our building.

What challenges did the Class of 2022 face as they returned to in-person school full time, and how did they overcome them:

The Class of 2022 re-entered a new normal as they returned to in person learning. This class were able to overcome some set backs and ultimately come through the pandemic with flying colors. They challenges they faced will only help them learn and grow in their future endeavors.

Principal's reflections on the Class of 2022:

I think the most critical thing we, as a school, and especially the class of 2022 has embraced is the journey. Nancy Salmeron stated, "Enjoy the journey and embrace the destination when you get there." I am so very proud of your leadership and commitment. No matter where you land, college, career, trades, or military - we are so proud of you.

- Principal Erin DeLuga

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