“The valedictorian delivered an inspiring speech at the graduation ceremony, reflecting their status as the top student in their class.”

“She thrived academically in high school, particularly in the sciences, and graduated as valedictorian.”

“He graduated high school in 1924 as the valedictorian, and moved to Memphis, Tennessee.”

“He is the man whose next most significant speech will be his valedictory, and we will hear it in this Parliament.”

“Imagine the limitations inherent in admitting a class filled only with high school valedictorians.”

“How many of our high-school valedictorians will come back here after college?”

“In addition, 26 percent of admitted students were valedictorians or salutatorians of their high school class.”

“As long as five years ago, the three main newsweeklies had locked up eminent presidential historians to write his valedictories.”