Cane River DAR recognizes two junior high students

  • In May, The Cane River Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution recognized two Natchitoches Jr. High students by awarding them Youth Citizenship Medals for participating in a youth service group. They are seventh grader Jaylen LaCour and eighth grader Landon Holden who are members of Boys to Men at the junior high. From left are DAR chairman Frances (Lanie Sylvia), Principal Alexa Bernard-Conday, LaCour, Holden, Boys to Men sponsor Jermaine Thomas and DAR Regent Peggy Aycock.
    In May, The Cane River Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution recognized two Natchitoches Jr. High students by awarding them Youth Citizenship Medals for participating in a youth service group. They are seventh grader Jaylen LaCour and eighth grader Landon Holden who are members of Boys to Men at the junior high. From left are DAR chairman Frances (Lanie Sylvia), Principal Alexa Bernard-Conday, LaCour, Holden, Boys to Men sponsor Jermaine Thomas and DAR Regent Peggy Aycock.

    In May, The Cane River Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution recognized two outstanding students in youth service organizations by presenting them Youth Citizenship Medals.

    They were Natchitoches Jr. High seventh grader Jalen LaCour and eighth grader Landon Holden. The students are members of Boys to Men, a club organized to teach students life skills that are not in the curriculum ac…