Lifestyle

La Recolte at Liberty Center Saturday

The “Rendez-vous des Cajuns” Cajun Music Radio & TV show Saturday at the Liberty Center at 6 p.m. will feature a performance by La Recolte. Show starts at 6 p.m. The Liberty opens at 4 p.m. Tickets are $5 for adults, and children ages 7 to 12 are $3. Children, 6, and under, admission is free.

Top Math Cats at Eunice Elementary

Eunice Elementary honored its Top Math Cat students recently during a recent Friday flag pole ceremony. These students worked hard and have improved math grades. From left are Amelia Fontenot, Allie Fruge, Gavin S. Fontenot, Cade Clavier and Gavin L. Fontenot.

Eunice High senior project at Eunice Manor

Eunice High School seniors took out recently to visit and volunteer at the Eunice Manor as their senior project. From left are Kelsey Richard, Abby Young, Maegan Granger, and India Anderson. The four seniors interacted with the residents by serving their meals, and playing games. (Submitted Photo)

A physics project at St. Ed

Under the direction of physics teacher Clay Menard, students worked diligently in the hallways of St. Edmund on various projects. Students recently conducted several experiments to determine the coefficient of friction. Sitting is Camille Leger.

Eunice Manor residents enjoy picnic at City Lake

Eunice Manor residents enjoyed a fun morning and luncheon of hot dogs and hamburgers at the Eunice City Lake Oct. 19. (Photo by Myra Miller)

Fusilier, Timpa exchange vows during evening ceremony

St. Martin de Porres Catholic Church in Lake Charles served as the setting for an evening ceremony uniting Jenna Laine Fusilier and John Paul Timpa II in Holy Matrimony. The ceremony was held at 6:30 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 14 with the Reverend Keith Pellerin officiating.

Eunice High senior animal project

Eunice High seniors, Christian Watson, left, Choyce Schannette and Brandon Babineaux did their senior project by holding bake sales at school for both lunches, and with the proceeds they bought dog collars, dog food, shampoo, toys and treats to St. Landry Animal Shelter in Opelousas on Oct. 16.

Special guest of honor at Highland Elementary

Highland Elementary recently had a special visitor on campus Superintendent Patrick Jenkins. Jenkins paid a visit to pre-k stuents in Jaimie Lavergne’s class.

East Elementary students ‘Use Their Head’

As part of East Elementary’s Drug Awareness week activities, students and faculty were asked to dress accordingly, and some days with crazy hair or hats. The slogan for Wednesday, Oct. 25, was “Use Your Head - Don’t Do Drugs.

Highland Elementary students ‘Vote to Be Drug Free’

Highland Elementary pre-k and kindergarten students wore red Monday during Red Ribbon Week and the school’s theme was “Vote to Be Drug Free.” Teachers are Jaimie Lavergne, pre-k; and Amy Myers, kindergarten. (Submitted Photo)