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Bruce Graham, of Chatham County, addresses the spring 2010 graduating class of Central Carolina Community College’s Adult High School/GED programs during commencement exercises June 17 at the Dennis A. Wicker Civic Center. Graham was one of about 185 adults to complete their diploma studies during the spring semester. He now plans to continue his education at the college and become an automotive mechanic. 

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Brenda Dominguez (right), of Harnett County, receives congratulations from Stelfanie Williams (left), Central Carolina Community College vice president of Economic and Community Development, during the college’s Adult High School/GED programs graduation June 17 at the Dennis A. Wicker Civic Center. Dominguez was one of three student speakers for the spring 2010 commencement exercises. About 185 AHS/GED students completed their studies during the spring semester.

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Donald Alexander (right), of Lee County, receives congratulations from Stelfanie Williams (left), Central Carolina Community College vice president of Economic and Community Development, during the college’s Adult High School/GED programs graduation June 17 at the Dennis A. Wicker Civic Center. Alexander was one of three student speakers for the spring 2010 commencement exercises. About 185 AHS/GED students completed their studies during the spring semester.

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Anita Brooks (left), of Lee County, gets a hug from her husband, Tony Brooks, and children Hannah and Daniel at Central Carolina Community College’s Adult High School/GED graduation June 17 at the Dennis A. Wicker Civic Center. She was one of about 185 adult students who completed their studies for either a high school or GED equivalency diploma during the spring semester. Brooks first came to the college’s adult school to learn English, then stayed to earn her GED.