ORANGE — Veterans were honored at the Annual Veterans Day Program at St. Mary Catholic School this past Monday. The Student Council’s Pride and Patriotism Committee hosted the event, and Texas State Representative Allan Ritter was the guest speaker. Mrs. Angie Smith’s PreK4 class sang God Bless America. Each Veteran present was invited for the roll call, where they talked about their service to our Country. The Veterans pictured attended Monday’s special event.
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Veterans were honored at the Annual Veterans Day Program at St. Mary Catholic School this past Monday. The Student Council’s Pride and Patriotism Committee hosted the event, and Texas State Representative Allan Ritter was the guest speaker. Mrs. Angie Smith’s PreK4 class sang God Bless America. Each Veteran present was invited for the roll call, where they talked about their service to our Country. The Veterans pictured attended Monday’s special event. Courtesy photo
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