Gallery: 2023 Sebring McKinley High School commencement
Salutatorian Gage Barker was the first of five exceptional scholars of the class of 2023 to address their peers, highlighting the importance Sebring’s staff had in shaping graduates into the young adults they have become. (Photo by Morgan Ahart)
Salutatorian Gage Barker, the “Sebring Rock, Paper, Scissors Champion,” invited Ms. Nicole Mathias to the floor for one final bout prior to a heartwarming embrace. (Photo by Morgan Ahart)
The first of four valedictorians for the class of 2023, Caydin Barker, addressed his classmates, highlighting the hard work that each student had put in during their education, reminding them to be proud of their achievement. (Photo by Morgan Ahart)
In her address, Valedictorian Mallory Harshman discussed at length the importance of the role her father had played in supporting her throughout her life, both in her education and personal life. Harshman reminded all graduates to consider the importance of the support they received from their families was, and to tell them just how much they love them. (Photo by Morgan Ahart)
Valedictorian Brayden Whaley was the final of four valedictorians of the class of 2023 to address his fellow graduates for the final time. (Photo by Morgan Ahart)
Valedictorian Sadie Barker lead the Sebring High School Choir in the performance of a medley of “You Will be Found,” and “Story of Tonight,” prior to the certification of the graduating class and presentation of diplomas. (Photo by Morgan Ahart)
Sebring Superintendent Tini Viscounte, delivered the 2023 graduation ceremony’s welcome address and certified the graduates of the Class of 2023 on Sunday. (Photo by Morgan Ahart)
Sebring Board Education President JoAnn Jones awarded diplomas to the class of 2023 including Valedictorian Mallory Harshman. (Photo by Morgan Ahart)
Valedictorian Sadie Barker led the class of 2023 in the turning of their tassels from right to left, officially acknowledging their graduation. During her comments, she discussed how her unique experience as one of three close-knit triplets had shaped her experience, saying it was “like having two built-in best friends,” and that it had pushed her innate drive to excel and stand out even further. (Photo by Morgan Ahart)
High School Principal Brian Clark gave the closing remarks, reminding the graduates that even as they left behind the Sebring School District, and even potentially the village of Sebring all-together they were now, and always would be Sebring Trojans, and the pride of their community. (Photo by Morgan Ahart)
Students depart after receiving their diplomas. (Photo by Morgan Ahart)
Observing a more recent tradition, which began during the pandemic, graduates were accompanied by Sebring Safety Forces in a short parade around the village to celebrate their achievement and enjoy one final ride to school. (Photo by Morgan Ahart)
Observing a more recent tradition, which began during the pandemic, graduates were accompanied by Sebring Safety Forces in a short parade around the village to celebrate their achievement and enjoy one final ride to school. (Photo by Morgan Ahart)
Observing a more recent tradition, which began during the pandemic, graduates were accompanied by Sebring Safety Forces in a short parade around the village to celebrate their achievement and enjoy one final ride to school. (Photo by Morgan Ahart)
Salutatorian Gage Barker was the first of five exceptional scholars of the class of 2023 to address their peers, highlighting the importance Sebring’s staff had in shaping graduates into the young adults they have become. (Photo by Morgan Ahart)
Salutatorian Gage Barker, the “Sebring Rock, Paper, Scissors Champion,” invited Ms. Nicole Mathias to the floor for one final bout prior to a heartwarming embrace. (Photo by Morgan Ahart)
The first of four valedictorians for the class of 2023, Caydin Barker, addressed his classmates, highlighting the hard work that each student had put in during their education, reminding them to be proud of their achievement. (Photo by Morgan Ahart)
In her address, Valedictorian Mallory Harshman discussed at length the importance of the role her father had played in supporting her throughout her life, both in her education and personal life. Harshman reminded all graduates to consider the importance of the support they received from their families was, and to tell them just how much they love them. (Photo by Morgan Ahart)
Valedictorian Brayden Whaley was the final of four valedictorians of the class of 2023 to address his fellow graduates for the final time. (Photo by Morgan Ahart)
Valedictorian Sadie Barker lead the Sebring High School Choir in the performance of a medley of “You Will be Found,” and “Story of Tonight,” prior to the certification of the graduating class and presentation of diplomas. (Photo by Morgan Ahart)
Sebring Superintendent Tini Viscounte, delivered the 2023 graduation ceremony’s welcome address and certified the graduates of the Class of 2023 on Sunday. (Photo by Morgan Ahart)
Sebring Board Education President JoAnn Jones awarded diplomas to the class of 2023 including Valedictorian Mallory Harshman. (Photo by Morgan Ahart)
Valedictorian Sadie Barker led the class of 2023 in the turning of their tassels from right to left, officially acknowledging their graduation. During her comments, she discussed how her unique experience as one of three close-knit triplets had shaped her experience, saying it was “like having two built-in best friends,” and that it had pushed her innate drive to excel and stand out even further. (Photo by Morgan Ahart)
High School Principal Brian Clark gave the closing remarks, reminding the graduates that even as they left behind the Sebring School District, and even potentially the village of Sebring all-together they were now, and always would be Sebring Trojans, and the pride of their community. (Photo by Morgan Ahart)
Students depart after receiving their diplomas. (Photo by Morgan Ahart)
Observing a more recent tradition, which began during the pandemic, graduates were accompanied by Sebring Safety Forces in a short parade around the village to celebrate their achievement and enjoy one final ride to school. (Photo by Morgan Ahart)
Observing a more recent tradition, which began during the pandemic, graduates were accompanied by Sebring Safety Forces in a short parade around the village to celebrate their achievement and enjoy one final ride to school. (Photo by Morgan Ahart)
Observing a more recent tradition, which began during the pandemic, graduates were accompanied by Sebring Safety Forces in a short parade around the village to celebrate their achievement and enjoy one final ride to school. (Photo by Morgan Ahart)
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Staff, students, family, and friends all came together in Sebring Sunday to celebrate the graduation of the Class of 2023. This year’s graduating class was comprised of 28 students, with four co-valedictorians. The procession was led by Junior Marshals Robert Helmick, Jonathan Billingsley, Blake Thomas, and Velicity Twaddle. (Photo by Morgan Ahart)