Page 10 THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 2020 RHS, SeaCoast High graduate in drive-in ceremony By Tara Vocino It was a long road, but the Class of 2020 at Revere and SeaCoast High Schools met at Immaculate Conception Parish and Revere City Hall for a drive-in graduation ceremony on Tuesday. Graduates pulled up, walked across the stage, took a photo with their diploma and exited Broadway, as class was dismissed. —Tara Vocino may be reached at printjournalist1@gmail.com. Shown from left to right are brother Marco Emilio Inocentes, graduate Mariya Emille Inocentes, mother Michelle McLeod and father Jeff rey McLeod. She plans to major in nursing at University of Massachusetts Boston. (Advocate photos by Tara Vocino) Students picked up their sealed diploma off a table to avoid contact. Girl’s tri-sport captain for crosscountry, basketball and track Erika Cheever plans to attend Salem State University this fall in hopes of majoring in nursing and playing basketball for the Vikings of Salem State University. (Courtesy photo, Jennifer Cheever) Graduate Bailey Lyons with his mother, Kerry Iacoviello Boys wore blue while girls wore white cap and gown uniforms. Dania Hallak stood in front of her decorated car. She plans to attend Amherst College in Western Massachusetts. Junior ROTC Cadet Stephany Arteaga graduated. Class President Jason Acosta is shown in his decorated Black Lives Matter cap. He plans to attend Dartmouth College in Hanover, N.H. Elsy Romero, who received the Dr. Elizabeth Miller/MGH Revere Health Care Scholarship for her academic excellence and community service, plans to enter the health care fi eld. SeaCoast High School graduate Bianca Martinez crossed the stage on Tuesday. National Honor Society member Antony Arias crossed the stage. Masked graduates crossed the stage. The Class Secretary proudly graduated. Destiny Moore graduated. Hockey stand-out Dante Raff a received the 2020 Revere High School Hockey Alumni Award In memory of George Fabiano.
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