Fifth graders at Reeves High School completed their D.A.R.E. studies with a graduation ceremony hosted by their instructor, Allen Parish Deputy Angela South on Friday, February 4, at 1:15 p.m. The three girls in the top, left photo, are essay winners. Pictured from left to right are Nevaeh Perkins, Natalee Wesberry and Ahlyssa Bohannon. The two top pictures on the right show the students participating in the D.A.R.E. skit they performed during the ceremonies. In the lower left photo, Reeves Mayor Chris Guillory gave a speech. He is also the father of Drew Guillory, one of the fifth grade D.A.R.E. graduates. In the lower right photo are members of Justine Delancey’s class. The graduates are standing, top row in the back, on the stage, are Emma Manuel, Levi Rannekleiv, Nehemiah Williams, Drew Guillory, Braxton Phillips, Kortlyn Bernard, Abby LeBoeuf, Ahlyssa Bohannon, Nevaeh Perkins, Teaghan Boeve and Kinsleigh Sanders. Standing, in the middle, are Natalee Wesberry, Gabe Doucet, DARE Officer Mrs. Angela South, Serenidy LeJeune, Colton Clifton and Mrs. Justine Delancey. Kneeling, in front, are Taelyn Trahan, Jocelyn Matte, Kylee Richard, Cheyanne Clemont and Kori Crochet.
