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In [[high school]], [[Jean-Luc Picard]] had many honors bestowed upon him, including [[president]] of the school, valedictorian, and athletic hero. These feats, in part, lead his elder brother [[Robert Picard|Robert]] to grow intensely jealous of Jean-Luc. ({{TNG|Family}}) |
In [[high school]], [[Jean-Luc Picard]] had many honors bestowed upon him, including [[president]] of the school, valedictorian, and athletic hero. These feats, in part, lead his elder brother [[Robert Picard|Robert]] to grow intensely jealous of Jean-Luc. ({{TNG|Family}}) |
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Revision as of 07:30, 24 January 2013
Valedictorian was the title given to the highest graduate from a school.
In high school, Jean-Luc Picard had many honors bestowed upon him, including president of the school, valedictorian, and athletic hero. These feats, in part, lead his elder brother Robert to grow intensely jealous of Jean-Luc. (TNG: "Family")
Harry Kim was a valedictorian. (VOY: "Non Sequitur")
In 2368, Elizabeth Lense became valedictorian of her graduation class from the Starfleet Medical Academy. Julian Bashir was salutatorian; however, he claims that he would have made valedictorian had he not mistaken a preganglionic fiber for a postganglionic nerve during his oral exams. (DS9: "Q-Less", "Explorers") During an extended hallucination Bashir experienced following a telepathic attack by the Lethean Altovar in 2371, Bashir admitted purposefully making the mistake that cost him the valedictorian title. (DS9: "Distant Voices")