When seniors at South Fork High School assemble for graduation on Friday, May 22, four of them will address their peers from the podium.  Angelina Ippolito and Bella Sapetti earned the title of valedictorians, with Autumn Hobbs and Alyvia Mulvaney being named salutatorians.  The four received their honors based primarily on their academic performances.

For the valedictorians, their academic work has extended beyond the classroom, as they have taken dual-credit courses at Lincoln Land Community College.

The salutatorians say that strong organizational and time-management skills helped them achieve success and, along with it, their role at the ceremony. 

Both Ippolito and Sapetti had busy schedules with sports and other extracurricular and are looking to pursue careers in physical therapy and elementary education, respectively. 

Hobbs plans to study graphic design, while Mulvaney also has her sights set on elementary education. 

The graduating class consists of around 30 students, and the honorees view the graduation ceremony as a mini-class reunion before they go their separate ways. 

More information on South Fork School District 14 is available at www.southforkschools.com.

Autumn Hobbs, Angelina Ippolito, Alyvia Mulvaney, and Bella Sapetti appeared as guests on the WTIM Morning Show.