WHS Student Council proudly hosts Veterans Day Assembly
Veterans, guests, students, families and friends fill the seats of Wellington High School gymnasium for a solemn Veterans Day tribute at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 11. The Red River Sun/Bev Odom
Wellington High School senior Kenedy Skelton performs “Traveling Soldier.”
Elvis Jaimes recites “Veterans Day,” by Jennifer Kiesling; Gannon Guy reads “Thank You,” by Colleen Davignon.
Wellington High School (WHS) Student Council President Noah Cantu, left, assisted by Vice President Dixon Dugan, leads the Pledge of Allegiance.
The Rocket Regiment performs the National Anthem.
Wellington High School junior Bailey Page sings “Steel Soldier.”
Wellington Elementary School second- through fifthgrader students wave their flags during performances.
Wellington Junior High School eighthgrader Adeline Deady sings “God Bless the U.S.A.”
Brynlee Proffitt, left, recites “It is the Soldier,” by Charles M. Province; Hunter Hedrick reads “Freedom Isn’t Free,” by an unknown author; Logan Marshall recites “I Am the Flag,” by Ruth Apperson Rous; and Gunnar Guy reads “Take a Moment to Thank a Veteran,” by Joanna Fuchs.
Wellington High School junior Maggie Tillman sings “God Bless America.”
Wellington High School Student Council members Jax Heflin, Lawson Inman, Callen Kane and Dahmian Salinas escort veterans and guests to a reception, including cookies and punch, in the commons.
WHS Student Council proudly hosts Veterans Day Assembly