National Senior Signing Day returns
Needville High School graduating seniors were thrilled that Senior Signing Day is back after a two-year hiatus due to COVID-19. The seniors boarded buses the morning of Friday, May 6, to go to the elementary and middle schools, where they were welcomed with screams of delight. All students at each of the two campuses lined the halls as “Pomp and Circumstance” played over the sound system, and gave the seniors high fives and fist bumps. Once they finished at both campuses, the graduates returned to the high school, where they went to the gym and were greeted with cake, punch, a huge balloon arch with “2022” and a large banner each senior signed.
One of the larger groups was for Texas State University. Israel Ruvalcaba clowning around in front.
From left, Krystyna Reyna, Holly Parkin, Hunter Wright (has on a large mortar board that reads, “I DID IT!”) and Mackenzie Sawyer.
From left, buddies Kaitlyn Lowe, Kimberly Gordoa, Maya McDonald, Alexis Fowler and Jasmine Lozano pose under the arch.
From left, Crystal Hackstedt holds the animated graduate stuffed dog her mother gave her, and Sebastian Robles Garcia and Makayla Penrod pose for a photo.
Saul Morales leans as far away from Alysa Redmon as he can get as she tries to steal his clown nose.
Paris Green proudly shows off her Prairie View A&M University T-shirt.
Madison Kennaugh, left, and Mallory Parish sign the banner.
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