Valedictorian Helen Garcia speaks to the class at commencement Saturday. One of the outstanding students at North Dallas High School is valedictorian Helen Garcia. Helen, who will be attending SMU on the Dedman Scholarship in the fall, took a few minutes to answer some questions about herself: Helen Ruth Garcia Age: 18 Grade:
Senior Steven Do begins the graduation celebration on Saturday. After the speeches were done, North Dallas Principal Katherine Eska addressed the 2018 Senior Class on Saturday at Loos Field House. “Will the Class of 2018 of North Dallas High School please stand?” she said to the 209 students in front of her. And the
San Nguyen-Tran’s Vikingettes took the stage with Coach Erik Gracia after the Athletic Banquet. Principal Katherine Eska and cheerleader captain Vanessa Gomez. Maria Reynoso (from left), Jesus Zambrano, Lilian Medina and Lizbeth Lopez Jeremiah Cooper and Cinthia Rayas Steven Do and Roberto Ramirez Noel Lopez and Modesto Ottenwarden Tina Nguyen,
The 2017 North Dallas Senior Class graduated at Loos Field House. The 2018 Senior Class graduates at 4 p.m. Saturday. As the 2018 Senior Class prepares to graduate on Saturday, here’s a look at some of their accomplishments. The achievements include: 1, They doubled attendance at the homecoming dance 2, They doubled attendance at
Seniors Diana Romero and Jeremiah Cooper were named the top student-athletes of the year at the North Dallas Athletic Banquet Monday night in the school auditorium. Diana, who competed in cross country, volleyball, soccer and track, received the Wannie Neal award as the top female student-athlete. Diana was first team all-district in volleyball and
Lisa Winslet Tolliver hands an award to Aliyah Reeves after the “Hairspray Jr.” performance Friday in the school auditorium. One of the outstanding students at North Dallas High School is senior Aliyah Reeves, who competed on the debate team and mock trial and is a member of drama club. Aliyah plans to attend SMU
North Dallas Athletic Coordinator Brian Barnett receives a hug from Fatima Rincon after announcing the golf awards on Monday at the athletic banquet. North Dallas Athletic Coordinator Brian Barnett was one of the top winners Monday. But he didn’t receive an award at the Athletic Banquet. Instead, he received the honor of Co-Athletic Coordinator
Leo Campos and Mary Valdivia attended the 2018 Senior Prom. He was named Prom King. (Photo by Ray Salinas) One of the outstanding student-athletes at North Dallas is Senior Class president and cross country runner Leo Campos. Leo, who was named prom king last month, plans to UT-Arlington in the fall and major in Broadcast
Working as a mentor and tutor with City Year is a great (and meaningful) way to spend your gap year between high school and college. Don’t forget to apply! Applications for this year’s program are due June 1. You can apply now at cityyear.org. _ This time of year, it seems like everyone wants to know
Quaydrian Frazier goes up for a catch over a Madison defender and scores on the play. The intensity continues to pick up as North Dallas participates in the 7-on-7 competition on Wednesdays at Loos Stadium. Among the teams playing last Wednesday were Thomas Jefferson, Madison and W.T. White. The importance of making plays,
