Event announcement
Community High School
Community High School proudly celebrates its spring 2015 graduates with a commencement ceremony to be held at the Asheville Christian Academy auditorium in Swannanoa on Friday, June 6, at 6:00 p.m. Guest speakers include Buncombe County Commissioner Ellen Frost and North Carolina Assemblyman Bill Brawley. Congratulations class of 2015!
Community High School Commencement 2015
June 5, 2015
6 p.m.
Asheville Christian Academy
74 Riverwood Road
Swannanoa, NCClass of 2015
Matthew Ryan Beck
Sarah Bennett
Ayla Marie Shawnta Bowers
Khalil Daquan Briscoe
Brittney Nicole Buckner
John Cook
Makalia Lasha Crump
Andrea Y Hernandez-Sanchez
Molly Carol Rebecca Huskey
Kaylee Jo Malone
Richard William Moore
Sabrina May Moore
Corben Eugene Penland
Alvin Lee Quinn
Dylan Anhony Sawyer
Geoffery Zane Waddell
Adam Henry Lee Weeks
Sean Jospeh WichtermanJunior Marshals
Daniel Black, Gennifer Buckner, and Nathan WickSpecial Thanks
Reverend Hoffman and the First Congregational United Church of Christ
Habitat for Humanity
Mosaic Community Lifestyle Realty
Warren Wilson College
Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College
Dynamite Coffee Roasters
Asheville-Citizen Times
Biltmore Coffee Traders
Zach Gralinski
Eblen Charities
MotherLove (YWCA of Asheville)
W.D. Williams Elementary
Rotary Club of Black Mountain
Kiwanis Club of Black Mountain—Swannanoa
Asheville Christian Academy
Child Welfare League
Buncombe County Schools Foundation
Rebol Family Dentistry
Janet Dektor
Blubus Clothing Company
Bruegger’s Bagels of Asheville
MANNA FoodBank
Biltmore Estate and the Deerpark Restaurant
Madden’s Ace Hardware
Buncombe County Cooperative Extension
St. James Episcopal Church of Black Mountain
Mountain Xpress
Target of Asheville
Margaret Ruff
Hand in Hand
Sandy Houts
Sarah Hunter
Black Mountain Women’s Club
Mrs. Shah
Black Mountain News
WNC Precision Graphics, Inc.
Stephens-Lee Alumni Association
Access Family Services
Ben Davidson
Cullen Ferguson
Foundation for Wellness Professionals
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