LONG LIVE: Molly Ryan ’22 stands before her entire class as she crosses the stage to receive her diploma and officially graduate. (Photo Credit: Vivian Willis)

LEAVE YOUR MARK: Class president Robert Joseph’s ’22 speech compares his high school years to the 400-meter dash in track. (Photo Credit: Vivian Willis)

GRAND FINALE: Emily Patrick ’22 touched the hearts of her entire audience, singing Simon and Garfunkel’s Bridge Over Troubled Water, which is the last of the many songs she sang during her Berkeley lifetime. Her voice will be missed in convos, musicals and more. (Photo Credit: Vivian Willis)

PASSIONATE POET: Sophia Vasiloudes ’22 delivers a poem that details the endless possibilities that lie in the future of the Class of ’22. (Photo Credit: Meghna Bukkapatnam)

REMEMBER THIS MOMENT: Penelope Grapsas ’22 walks down the stage to receive her high school diploma. (Photo Credit: Vivian Willis)

LEAVING A LEGACY: Adam Bennett ’22 speaks on behalf of the Class of ’22 to give the class gift to the Berkeley Endowed Alumni Fund. (Photo Credit: Meghna Bukkapatnam)

LAST SPOTLIGHT: The Commencement ceremony is off to a great start with Weston Poe’s ’22 performance of Aria by Eugene Bozza. (Photo Credit: Vivian Willis)

WELCOMING THE SENIORS: Student Forum president Penelope Grapsas ’22 delivers her welcome speech to begin the Commencement ceremony. (Photo Credit: Vivian Willis)

PUSH THE LIMITS: Commencement speaker Alexis Carra Girbés ’99 inspires the Class of ’22 to make high goals for their future. (Photo Credit: Meghna Bukkapatnam)