Lifestyle

Class Act Student of the Week

This week’s Student of the Week is Nathan Clark, a fifth grader at Central Middle School. His parents are Crystal and Robby Clark. If you had to live in another part of the world, where would you want to live and why? I would like to live in Louisiana because a lot of my family lives in Louisiana.

Birth Announcements

Angel Vidrine Robert “Big V” and Melona Vidrine announce the birth of their daughter, Angel Lynn Vidrine, born at Acadian Medical Center on Oct. 7 weighing 7 pounds and 3 ounces. Maternal grandparents are Daniel and Lilia Sabucido of the Philippines.

Perfect attendance named at Eunice Elementary

Eunice Elementary lists its perfect attendance for first nine weeks of school period. Those students include: First grade: Elijah Simon and Ava Stevens, Brantley Lafleur and Laondyn Mott, Sawyer Duplechin, Cooper Gaspard and Jax Laird.

Pumpkins are not only for Halloween

Don’t throw away your pumpkin after Halloween. Pumpkins are a versatile fruit that can serve many purposes beyond just jack-o-lanterns and pies. Pumpkins can be used as more than just tasty pie fillings. The following, courtesy of Newspaper Metro, gives you different ways to use pumpkins.

Honor Roll listed at Eunice Elementary

Eunice Elementary announces its Honor Roll for first nine weeks of school period. Rhonda Fuselier, kindergarten: Scarlett Andrepont 3.5, Wesley Elfert 4.0, Colton Granger 4.0, Sophia Lemelle 4.0, Kennedi Slusser 4.0 and Drake Mott.

Help out children at home by giving to Belly Buddies

Glendale Elementary is beginning its fifth year of a feeding program, “Belly Buddies.” The mission and purpose of Belly Buddies is to provide yummy, healthy and nutritious foods to students in need.

Future fireman, doctors, nurses at Highland

Highland Elementary’s pre-k students dressed as what they would like to be in the future during the school’s Leader In Me Day.

Science magnet project at East Elementary

East Elementary third graders in Danielle Daigle’s class performed a science project using magnet interactions. Students gathered into groups at different stations. From left, are Sylas Matte, Braylon Savoy and Jayden Breaux. (Submitted photo)

Toga Day at St. Edmund High

Thursday was Toga Day for St. Edmund High seniors and underclassmen dressed in the school’s traditional Blue & White. From left, are Katherine Sittig, Allie Pousson and Jaedyn Soileau. (Photos by Myra Miller)

Homecoming week at St. Edmund High School

Students at St. Edmund Catholic High School dressed this week for homecoming festivities. Monday was declared Movie Character Day; on Tuesday, students dressed in their favorite Decade; Wednesday was Safari Day for seniors and underclassmen dressed for Jungle Day.