‘Exude compassion’
From left: Co-valedictorians David Hinkle, Taylor Galbreath and Hunter Cameron take turns speaking at Lind-Ritzville High School’s graduation June 3.
Joel Martin/Columbia Basin Herald
Lind-Ritzville seniors, led by LRHS junior Megan Melcher, wait to process into the Gilson Gym for their commencement ceremony June 3.
Lind-Ritzville High School Principal Kevin Terris calls on seniors to stand and acknowledge their various accomplishments as part of the graduation ceremony June 3.
Salutatorian Raegan Snider addresses her classmates at Lind-Ritzville High School’s graduation June 3.
Lind-Ritzville senior Taylor Galbreath receives the Harry P. Hays Service Award for community service and leadership from Freshman Page Zoe Galbreath.
Lind-Ritzville High grad 6.jpg Joel Martin/Columbia Basin Herald Guest speaker and RHS history teacher Bryce Court encourages the graduating seniors to make compassion part of their nature, and to embrace whatever path they follow wholeheartedly.
Graduating Lind-Ritzville senior Hunter Dinkins gives a closing address at graduation Saturday. “The time is now that we walk off the school grounds with our footprint left in it forever,” Dinkins said. “A new life awaits us and is ours to grab.”
Lind-Ritzville senior Karl Ward receives his diploma from Lind School Board Chairman Adam Labes June 3.
Graduating senior Taylor Galbreath shows her diploma to the crowd at the Lind-Ritzville High School graduation June 3.
Lind-Ritzville Senior Hayden Melcher hugs Lind School Board Chairman Adams Labes as he receives his diploma June 3.
Jubilant members of the Lind-Ritzville Class of 2023 fling their caps in the air following graduation June 3.
New Lind-Ritzville graduate Myra Miller, left, hugs her friend Madison Cameron.
RITZVILLE — “Exude compassion.”
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