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Spotlight on top scholars
EHS valedictorians share their thoughts about the future
BY CHANCY J. GATLIN-ANDERSON SPECIAL TO COLORADO COMMUNITY MEDIA
e Elizabeth High School Class of 2023 took to the eld on Saturday, May 13 in the annual graduation ceremony. Clad in red and white, students walked across the stage to receive their well-deserved recognition.
“As their principal I am humbled by what our students and sta can accomplish. e dedication put forth by these students, their parents and our sta make my job worthwhile every day,” commented Principal Bret McClendon in an email correspondence from May 15. “My advice to the class of 2023 is to not take yourself too seriously. Instead, focus on what you can control and what you can do to make those around you better.” e 2023 EHS valedictorians are Ava Archer, Bethany Breikss, Reiley Callighan, Ella Hedman, Sydney Kissinger, Brady Mowbray and Karli Pronske.
Earlier in the month, seven members of the graduating class were named as this year’s valedictorians. e seven exemplify exceptional scholastic and extracurricular achievements.
“ is class of valedictorians is outstanding. We have a National Merit Finalist, as well as athletic state champions,” said McClendon.
“All of these individuals have been
