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Northview Holds Veterans Day, Pearl Harbor Program
December 9, 2014
Northview High School hosted a combined Pearl Harbor and Veterans Day Program Monday.
The program featured patriotic music, a video featuring Northview graduates who have served in the military and a special flag presentation.
Pictured top and bottom: A special flag detail from the Northview NJROTC Monday morning. Pictured inset: Cadet Moriah McGahan addresses the assembly. Pictured below: Northview alumni who have served in the military were featured in a video presentation. NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
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4 Responses to “Northview Holds Veterans Day, Pearl Harbor Program”
I think we should be very proud of all of these students. They are fantastic at the various competitions, etc. We should all be thankful for all of the hard work and effort given by CAPT Charlie Code. Well done to all!!
Yes, I am very proud of the Northview NJROTC program, the leaders and cadets and the School for supporting them.
I am also grateful that they humbly gave their time and effort to recognize and honor all Military members past, present and future giving them all the respect they have earned and deserve through their sacrifices, blood, sweat, tears and even their lives, so that we may all have our freedoms we sometimes take for granted. God bless all!
The Survivors of the cowardly December 7, 1941 attack upon the United States of America are quickly being called for Final Duty.
It is heartwarming to see such a Patriotic display by young persons.
Never Forget.
Thank you.
As a viet vet, i appreciate what they did at northview. Wish more schools would do the same. Thank you