The Wethersfield High School Class of 2023 is 26 students strong, and graduation is scheduled at 2 pm, Sunday, May 21 in the WHS gymnasium. Here is a list of the graduates and their future plans:
Jana Bowman, honor roll, plans to attend WIU and major in public health.
Austin Chayer, honor roll, is still undecided about his future plans.
Angel Corral would like to enter the workforce and work as a prison guard.
Enrique Escareno, honor roll, plans to attend WIU and major in finance/accounting.
Taylor Hansen, honor roll, plans to attend SIUC and major in criminal justice.
Drevyn Harris plans to attend BHC and become an ultrasound technician.
Isabelle Hicks, honor roll, plans to enter the workforce and would like to work for Ameren.
Lux Interial is still undecided about future plans.
Austin Jacobs plans to attend WIU and major in engineering.
Evan Krause, honor roll, plans to enter the workforce and become a heavy equipment operator.
Yuki Li, highest honors, valedictorian, plans to attend Cornell University and major in information science.
Macey Lippens, highest honors, plans to attend WIU and major in psychology.
Isaac Melton, highest honors, plans to attend WIU and major in construction management.
Arthur Pratt, highest honors, salutatorian, plans to attend WIU and major in engineering.
Elijah Reed, honor roll, plans to attend BHE to study physical therapy.
Madison Rose, honor roll, is still undecided about her plans.
Hanna Sall plans to attend BHE to study to be a vet tech.
Alexandra Sanchez, honor roll, plans to attend Carl Sandburg to study to become an ultrasound tech.
Lilian Schaefer plans to attend BHC and major in chemistry
Matthew Senteney plans to attend Eureka College and major in Ag Science.
Ramzes Silva Moran plans to attend MTI and study HVAC.
Raigan Skaggs, honor roll, plans to attend SIUC and major in social work.
Austin Sosa plans to enter the workforce.
Lawrence Thomas, highest honors, plans to attend EIU and major in history.
Andrew Torres, honor roll, plans to attend WIU and major in engineering.
Lucas Winter plans to enter the workforce and would like to become a union worker.
