Superintendent David Cash told Pawhuska High School's 2019 graduates they have the advantage of coming from a town that cares what they go on to do in the world. "You are so fortunate to have grown up in this community," Cash said. "You are always a Huskie and there are not a lot of places like that." The 2019 Pawhuska High class consisted of 30 graduates, down from 47 members of the 2018 class. The last time PHS had fewer than 40 graduates was 1927, when 38 students received their diplomas. Cash told a crowd assembled Friday at Ormond Beach Memorial Stadium that members of the class of 2019 earned more than 60 college credit hours during the 2018-19 academic year and had been awarded some $420,000 of scholarship money to pursue further education...
