The 181 members of the DeKalb County High School Class of 2013 received their diplomas Friday evening.The coveted White Rose Awards were presented to MyKaela Duke and Hunter Collins, and Class President Matt Boss took the 2013 Citizenship Award.A boy and girl from each senior class are presented a White Rose Award for outstanding achievement and leadership, excellence in academics, and participation in other activities.A DCHS senior who has demonstrated outstanding service, devotion and loyalty to DeKalb County High School is singled out for the Citizenship Award.In addressing the crowd at Vanhooser Stadium, Valedictorian Taylor Leach touted the collective efforts made by the Class of 2013“What if I told you that 1+1 equals 1. Many people say that one is the loneliest number but I'm here to tell you why this statement couldn't be any more inaccurate,” Leach said.“The senior class of 2013 at DeKalb County High School has many individuals with many unique characteristics. However, we have something that I believe no other class is fortunate enough to have.