South Gallia High School Salutatorian Dane Griffith addresses his fellow seniors.
Photos by Morgan McKinniss and Dean Wright
VFW Post 4464 presented the colors at South Gallia’s Graduation.
Photos by Morgan McKinniss and Dean Wright
Joseph Woodall closed the SGHS ceremony with a prayer.
Photos by Morgan McKinniss and Dean Wright
Entering the gym, the GAHS class of 2017 is led by Principal Josh Donley.
Photos by Morgan McKinniss and Dean Wright
Principal Josh Donley gives the opening remarks as GAHS 2017 commencement is underway.
Photos by Morgan McKinniss and Dean Wright
On stage with various administrators are the representatives of the top 10 percent of the class. From left, Miles Cornwell, Mesa Polcyn, Kirkland Saunders, and Jared Stevens.
Photos by Morgan McKinniss and Dean Wright
The GAHS choir sang several selections featuring solo’s by graduating seniors.
Photos by Morgan McKinniss and Dean Wright
For what has become a tradition at South Gallia, the valedictorian took one last selfie with the graduating class.
Photos by Morgan McKinniss and Dean Wright
Special guest speaker Michael Bess was the very first valedictorian at South Gallia High School in 1997.
Photos by Morgan McKinniss and Dean Wright
South Gallia seniors listen as Principal Bray Shamblin gives the opening remarks, encouraging them to continue on in life with good character.
Photos by Morgan McKinniss and Dean Wright
Leading the students in was Maddie Simpson, valedictorian. She was following by Dane Griffith and the rest of the 2017 SGHS seniors.
Photos by Morgan McKinniss and Dean Wright
River Valley High School seniors await their diplomas.
Photos by Morgan McKinniss and Dean Wright
River Valley High School seniors sing in front of loved ones as part of the choir for the last time.
Photos by Morgan McKinniss and Dean Wright
Dr. Robert Lawson shares the importance of continuing to pursue one’s goals at the River Valley High School graduating ceremony.
Photos by Morgan McKinniss and Dean Wright
Hundreds await River Valley High School students to finish graduating.
Photos by Morgan McKinniss and Dean Wright
Parents line up to take photos of seniors at River Valley High School.
Photos by Morgan McKinniss and Dean Wright
Ohio Valley Christian Salutatorian Jared Parissi thanks God and family for their continued support.
Photos by Morgan McKinniss and Dean Wright
Ohio Valley Christian School Senior Katlyn Bradley hugs a loved one.
Photos by Morgan McKinniss and Dean Wright
South Gallia High School Salutatorian Dane Griffith addresses his fellow seniors.
VFW Post 4464 presented the colors at South Gallia’s Graduation.
Joseph Woodall closed the SGHS ceremony with a prayer.
Entering the gym, the GAHS class of 2017 is led by Principal Josh Donley.
Principal Josh Donley gives the opening remarks as GAHS 2017 commencement is underway.
On stage with various administrators are the representatives of the top 10 percent of the class. From left, Miles Cornwell, Mesa Polcyn, Kirkland Saunders, and Jared Stevens.
The GAHS choir sang several selections featuring solo’s by graduating seniors.
For what has become a tradition at South Gallia, the valedictorian took one last selfie with the graduating class.
Special guest speaker Michael Bess was the very first valedictorian at South Gallia High School in 1997.
South Gallia seniors listen as Principal Bray Shamblin gives the opening remarks, encouraging them to continue on in life with good character.
Leading the students in was Maddie Simpson, valedictorian. She was following by Dane Griffith and the rest of the 2017 SGHS seniors.
River Valley High School seniors await their diplomas.
River Valley High School seniors sing in front of loved ones as part of the choir for the last time.
Dr. Robert Lawson shares the importance of continuing to pursue one’s goals at the River Valley High School graduating ceremony.
Hundreds await River Valley High School students to finish graduating.
Parents line up to take photos of seniors at River Valley High School.
Ohio Valley Christian Salutatorian Jared Parissi thanks God and family for their continued support.
Ohio Valley Christian School Senior Katlyn Bradley hugs a loved one.
