The Student News Site of Walt Whitman High School

The Black and White
The Student News Site of Walt Whitman High School

The Black and White
The Student News Site of Walt Whitman High School

The Black and White

Photo of the Day: May 17

By James London
May 17, 2011

Congratulations to the class of 2011! This year’s seniors are headed to college in four continents, 10 countries and 39 states. Good luck, wherever you’ll be attending!

The link to the map is here.

Walt Whitman HS Destinations 2011

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