By Dewey Terrill
JC Post
More than 400 students graduated from Junction City High School on Sunday.
JCHS Principal GG Booth told the seniors that the more successful people in the world get there because they never give up. She urged the graduates to lead with understanding, take adventures and dream big. "Be proud of the town and community that raised you."
A member of the senior class, Deontae Battiste stated, "Live life to the fullest." Class President Daegan Corder said to his classmates that was the "culmination of your hard work." He added the seniors had learned how to lead and believe in themselves.
Board of Education President Dr. Beth Hudson said that the world needed their ideas and influences while Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Reginald Eggleston, stated that there is a belief that the graduates have the intellect to make a difference.
Musical performances and the singing of the school fight song were also a part of the ceremony.
