San Saba High School Honors our Veterans

  • Mr. Houck was the guest speaker for the program. The third graders are sitting behind him listening intently. Photos by SSHS Yearbook staff- Audrina Trujillo and Virginia Diaz
    Mr. Houck was the guest speaker for the program. The third graders are sitting behind him listening intently. Photos by SSHS Yearbook staff- Audrina Trujillo and Virginia Diaz
  • Breakfast is served at SSHS Veterans Day ceremony.
    Breakfast is served at SSHS Veterans Day ceremony.
  • Boy Scout Troop #55 presenting the colors at the Veterans Day Program.
    Boy Scout Troop #55 presenting the colors at the Veterans Day Program.
  • Class officers holding each branch of military flag at the Veterans Day Program. Flag 1 — Senior Class Secretary: Tyler Johnson - Army Flag; Flag 2 — Junior Class President: Ethan Gonzales – Navy Flag; Flag 3 — Sophomore Class Vice President: Winton Lackey – Coast Guard Flag; Flag 4 — Freshman Class President: Libby Mays – Air Force Flag; Flag 5 — T.A.F.E. President: Dejah Vasquez – Marine Flag
    Class officers holding each branch of military flag at the Veterans Day Program. Flag 1 — Senior Class Secretary: Tyler Johnson - Army Flag; Flag 2 — Junior Class President: Ethan Gonzales – Navy Flag; Flag 3 — Sophomore Class Vice President: Winton Lackey – Coast Guard Flag; Flag 4 — Freshman Class President: Libby Mays – Air Force Flag; Flag 5 — T.A.F.E. President: Dejah Vasquez – Marine Flag

    Last week, San Saba High School held a Veterans Day program to honor local veterans. Many SSHS groups came together to serve breakfast before Boy Scout Troop #55 posted the colors for the opening of the program. Mr. Phillip Houck, USMC Veteran and 2nd grade teacher, was the guest speaker.

    Many played a part in putting this special program together. They include: Diane Wood and her cafeteria staff, SSHS Student Council, NHS, HOSA, Yearbook Staff, Digital Media Staff, TAFE, Floral Design, class officers, band member Karol Guerrero, and Jessica Fuller, music teacher, along with her 3rd grade group of singers.

    Submitted By Deanne Cromer