Warsaw Boys Track And Field Athletes Graduate?Ahead?Of State Finals
June 1, 2023 at 10:02 p.m.
Warsaw Boys Track And Field Athletes Graduate?Ahead?Of State Finals
By Staff Report-
During the special ceremony, the graduates were recognized for their academic accomplishments and their remarkable representation of the school in the state track and field competition. As a special tribute, each graduate proudly wore an exclusive honor cord, their track shoes, symbolizing their remarkable achievements and their dedication to their sport.
Dr. Hoffert, Superintendent of Warsaw Community Schools and a former WCHS graduate and track and field state finalist, shared a heartfelt blessing. “May you compete with all the heart and determination of the senior role models you are. May the wind be always at your back on both straightaways and in the ring propelling you forward. May your shoes always stay tied (as a former coach, please double knot them). May your handoffs be crisp and the baton always in your grasp. May the Tigers be the fastest and strongest of all the animals and mascots competing in the ring and on the track. More than anything, may you celebrate by creating positive memories of your special graduation as a Warsaw Tiger.”
In addition to the track and field state qualifiers, additional early graduates, Josh Pratt and Sabrina Wallen, were recognized for their inspiring achievements and their ability to overcome adversity.
"Commencement is the pinnacle for all high school seniors; last night was no exception. Each year we have particular circumstances which necessitate flexibility. This year was no different. I want to thank Dr. Hoffert and our School Board for allowing us to conduct small ceremonies when necessary. We were delighted to provide a deserving group of seniors with their diplomas. Parents, friends, and other guests celebrated this accomplishment with us. The evening was a huge success!" shared WCHS principal Troy Akers.
Warsaw Community Schools is immensely proud of all the graduates and their remarkable achievements. This early graduation ceremony marked a significant milestone in their educational journey and serves as a testament to their hard work, resilience, and commitment to excellence.
During the special ceremony, the graduates were recognized for their academic accomplishments and their remarkable representation of the school in the state track and field competition. As a special tribute, each graduate proudly wore an exclusive honor cord, their track shoes, symbolizing their remarkable achievements and their dedication to their sport.
Dr. Hoffert, Superintendent of Warsaw Community Schools and a former WCHS graduate and track and field state finalist, shared a heartfelt blessing. “May you compete with all the heart and determination of the senior role models you are. May the wind be always at your back on both straightaways and in the ring propelling you forward. May your shoes always stay tied (as a former coach, please double knot them). May your handoffs be crisp and the baton always in your grasp. May the Tigers be the fastest and strongest of all the animals and mascots competing in the ring and on the track. More than anything, may you celebrate by creating positive memories of your special graduation as a Warsaw Tiger.”
In addition to the track and field state qualifiers, additional early graduates, Josh Pratt and Sabrina Wallen, were recognized for their inspiring achievements and their ability to overcome adversity.
"Commencement is the pinnacle for all high school seniors; last night was no exception. Each year we have particular circumstances which necessitate flexibility. This year was no different. I want to thank Dr. Hoffert and our School Board for allowing us to conduct small ceremonies when necessary. We were delighted to provide a deserving group of seniors with their diplomas. Parents, friends, and other guests celebrated this accomplishment with us. The evening was a huge success!" shared WCHS principal Troy Akers.
Warsaw Community Schools is immensely proud of all the graduates and their remarkable achievements. This early graduation ceremony marked a significant milestone in their educational journey and serves as a testament to their hard work, resilience, and commitment to excellence.
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