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Northwestern Middle School 8th graders: What will you miss the most about junior high? What are you most looking forward to as freshmen at ZHS? - "I'll miss my teachers mostly from junior high, and I'm looking forward to high school dances." - Endonezia Spears, 14
Northwestern Middle School 8th graders: What will you miss the most about junior high? What are you most looking forward to as freshmen at ZHS? - "I'll miss my teachers mostly from junior high, and I'm looking forward to high school dances." - Endonezia Spears, 14
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Northwestern Middle School 8th graders: What will you miss the most about junior high? What are you most looking forward to as freshmen at ZHS? - "I will most miss the vibe here in junior high. Everybody cares about each other and the teachers are amazing! At ZHS, I'm looking forward to a little freedom." - Victoria Moore, 14
Northwestern Middle School 8th graders: What will you miss the most about junior high? What are you most looking forward to as freshmen at ZHS? - "I will most miss the vibe here in junior high. Everybody cares about each other and the teachers are amazing! At ZHS, I'm looking forward to a little freedom." - Victoria Moore, 14
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Northwestern Middle School 8th graders: What will you miss the most about junior high? What are you most looking forward to as freshmen at ZHS? - "I'll miss my favorite teacher, Ms Murray, and I look forward to making new friends." - Christian Slaughter, 13
Northwestern Middle School 8th graders: What will you miss the most about junior high? What are you most looking forward to as freshmen at ZHS? - "I'll miss my favorite teacher, Ms Murray, and I look forward to making new friends." - Christian Slaughter, 13
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GOING ABOVE AND BEYOND: On behalf of the American Cancer Society, Baker/Zachary Relay for Life Co-Chair Tamara Vines surprised Zachary High School student Joseph Smith Thursday, May 19, with an award recognizing his “above and beyond” service contribution to this year’s event, held April 16. Smith’s mother, Pamela, and several of his classmates watched as Vines presented the ZHS junior with a plaque of recognition for volunteering to set up bags for the event’s luminaria ceremony, as well as helping others load and unload their cars, set up and clean up. “Without you we could not have pulled it off,” Vines told Smith. Pictured, from left, are: Tamara Vines; Joseph Smith; Jen Masterson, drama club sponsor for the Zachary High Relay team; and Wes Watts, ZHS principal.
GOING ABOVE AND BEYOND: On behalf of the American Cancer Society, Baker/Zachary Relay for Life Co-Chair Tamara Vines surprised Zachary High School student Joseph Smith Thursday, May 19, with an award recognizing his “above and beyond” service contribution to this year’s event, held April 16. Smith’s mother, Pamela, and several of his classmates watched as Vines presented the ZHS junior with a plaque of recognition for volunteering to set up bags for the event’s luminaria ceremony, as well as helping others load and unload their cars, set up and clean up. “Without you we could not have pulled it off,” Vines told Smith. Pictured, from left, are: Tamara Vines; Joseph Smith; Jen Masterson, drama club sponsor for the Zachary High Relay team; and Wes Watts, ZHS principal.
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Northeast High seniors were asked: "What are your summer plans?" - "I'll be working this summer, catching up on my sleep and vacationing in California." - Dominique Dawson, 18
Northeast High seniors were asked: "What are your summer plans?" - "I'll be working this summer, catching up on my sleep and vacationing in California." - Dominique Dawson, 18
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Northeast High seniors were asked: "What are your summer plans?" - "After catching up on my sleep, I'll get a job and work before I start school in the fall at UL-Lafayette." - Henri Drake, 18
Northeast High seniors were asked: "What are your summer plans?" - "After catching up on my sleep, I'll get a job and work before I start school in the fall at UL-Lafayette." - Henri Drake, 18
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Northeast High seniors were asked: "What are your summer plans?" - "This summer I'll be getting a job, sleeping late, vacationing and hopefully starting college in the fall at either Southeastern or UL-Lafayette." - Darnisha Dunn, 18
Northeast High seniors were asked: "What are your summer plans?" - "This summer I'll be getting a job, sleeping late, vacationing and hopefully starting college in the fall at either Southeastern or UL-Lafayette." - Darnisha Dunn, 18
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Northeast High seniors were asked: "What are your summer plans?" - "I'll be working at Lane RMC as a nurse assistant and preparing for college by brushing up on my reading. Also, I'll go to the Marion Military Institute in Alabama and later, transfer to the Coast Guard Academy in Connecticut!" - Tyanna Drake, 18
Northeast High seniors were asked: "What are your summer plans?" - "I'll be working at Lane RMC as a nurse assistant and preparing for college by brushing up on my reading. Also, I'll go to the Marion Military Institute in Alabama and later, transfer to the Coast Guard Academy in Connecticut!" - Tyanna Drake, 18
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Northeast High seniors were asked: "What are your summer plans?" - "This summer I'm going to Beaumont with Myia and then, hopefully, California." - Tatiana Mosley, 19
Northeast High seniors were asked: "What are your summer plans?" - "This summer I'm going to Beaumont with Myia and then, hopefully, California." - Tatiana Mosley, 19
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