SUBMITTED PHOTO Ashland Zachgo-Peterson lets everyone know “and though she be but little she is fierce” with her graduation cap.

PHOTO BY PAUL MAYHEW/WWW.PAYLMAYHEWPHOTOGRAPHY.COM The Wimberley High School Graduating Class of 2019.

SUBMITTED PHOTO Mitchell Latham will attend Texas A&M University.

PHOTO BY PAUL MAYHEW/ Thom Naccarato, a State Swimming Championship competitor, received his diploma.

PHOTO BY PAUL MAYHEW/ Landon Kirchner was the salutatorian

PHOTO BY PAUL MAYHEW/ Julia Love was the valedictorian.

PHOTO BY PAUL MAYHEW/ Graduate Evan Mayhew, a UIL State Swimming and Diving Championship competitor, speaks to his fellow graduates.

PHOTO BY DALTON SWEAT/WIMBERLEY VIEW Chasidy King waves to family on the bleachers.

PHOTO BY DALTON SWEAT/WIMBERLEY VIEW Soccer and track star Anna Olmedo smiles as she walks to her seat.

PHOTO BY DALTON SWEAT/WIMBERLEY VIEW State tennis qualifier Sydney Wright was part of the top 10 percent of her graduation class.

PHOTO BY DALTON SWEAT/WIMBERLEY VIEW Siva Schwarz finds her seat at graduation.

PHOTO BY DALTON SWEAT/WIMBERLEY VIEW Mezzo Soprano Callie Iliff gave one of the most memorable performances of the National Anthem at Wimberley’s graduation.

PHOTO BY DALTON SWEAT/WIMBERLEY VIEW Ryland Maples felt at home at Strahan Coliseum as she will be attending Texas State University in San Marcos.

PHOTO BY DALTON SWEAT/WIMBERLEY VIEW While Jillian Merritt took home the honors for the highest GPA in the graduating class, she was not the Valedictorian as Wimberley ISD has a rule that the Val and Sal must have attended school in the district since the

PHOTO BY DALTON SWEAT/WIMBERLEY VIEW Hayden Chavarria smiles to family in the crowd.