Avocados are healthy
A few years ago I would have never tried tasting avocados. However, I did acquire a taste for them. Avocados are tasty, especially in a salad, and I love the taste in Mexican foods.
A few years ago I would have never tried tasting avocados. However, I did acquire a taste for them. Avocados are tasty, especially in a salad, and I love the taste in Mexican foods.
The 50’s, 60’s, 70’s and 80’s look at Eunice High School Thursday came alive as students dressed in different decades during homecoming week festivities. From left, are, Mallory Thompson, Valeria Lopez, Olivia Thibodeaux and Isabella Brown.
Third grade math students at Eunice Elementary are studying arrays in math classes. Pictured with some of these math students is teacher Kim Gaspard. Her students used fruit flavored cereal rings to set up their arrays and work their problems.
East Elementry pre-k students celebrated the letter “C”. Students wore caps to school. Seated, from left, are Trevyn Smith, Avan Brinkman, Harlee Dupre, Sylas Brown, Luke Fontenot and Alaiyah Fontenot.
East Elementary honored its Super Behavior awardees during a Super Celebration Program.
Courtney Richer’s second grade students at Eunice Elementary recently studied about government and how elections are performed. At the end of their study, students held a “mock” presentation of their running for office.
As part of Central Middle School’s PBIS (Positive Behavior Interventions & Supports) Principal Ranolviaun Landry is recognizing faculty, staff and employees for their dedication and hard work.
October
Jenna Fusilier, John P. Timpa II, 6:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 14, St. Martin de Porres Catholic Church, Lake Charles.
Jason Frey, Andrea Aloisio, Saturday, Oct. 14, St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church, Crowley.
I own an older home in Eunice, and closet space in my bedrooms are not as large as I desire. I do not have walk-in closets, which I miss from my previous apartment.
Eunice High School celebrates homecoming week with different dress days. Monday, seniors wore togas and underclassmen wore different colors; Tuesday was declared Aloha Day, as students dressed in their favorite Hawaiian attire.