Grads told to live their values, make themselves proud

WHITINGHAM- Community and family members filled the Twin Valley Middle High School gymnasium Saturday afternoon to celebrate the class of 2023. 
Class President Kaley Mola welcomed the audience and thanked numerous faculty members to begin the ceremony. She reminisced on moments with her classmates and concluded her speech with congratulations.   
“Each student standing beside me has persevered through many obstacles and has continued to stay true to themselves and their goals,” Mola said. “You should all be proud of yourselves.”


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