Out of 70 students, there are four valedictorians at Bath High School. Three of them are the Trevino siblings who also happen to be triplets. Just like many of the students you see, they've worked hard to get here and their parents couldn't be more proud.
"I haven't stopped smiling. Physically I have, but inside I've been smiling for months. We're just very very proud and very very blessed," their father, Rick Trevino said.
It's the end of the journey for high school life, but over time they've realized family plays a huge part in where they are now.
That's why they've included it in their speech to the class of 2017.
"I wouldn't want any other group of classmates because they're family. I love them and I'm going to miss them," Cole Trevino said.
"Yeah they're a really good group of people and we're going to miss them a lot but we know they're going to do big things down the road," Katelyn Trevino added.
The siblings are all going to Central Michigan University, but for different majors. Cole is studying criminal justice, Katelyn is going into pre-med, and Case is going into the medical field, thinking about occupational therapy. They say going to Bath High School has not only gained them friends but an extended family.
"They've just been apart of our lives. It's going to be good to move on, but it's also going to be good to remember where we come from," Case Trevino said.
