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St. Anthony Students Shine in Book Character Day Celebration 📚

Students at St. Anthony School showcased their creativity during Book Character Day, bringing their favorite literary characters to life.

Winners were announced in two divisions.

Division 1

1st Place: Grey Pilgreen
2nd Place: Jet Kojis

Division 2

1st Place: Micah Vasquez
2nd Place: Sawyer Sonnier

School officials praised all participants for their effort and creativity, noting the event was a fun way to celebrate reading and imagination.

Pictured are winners of St. Anthony School’s Book Character Day competition in Bunkie.

From left are: - Jet Kojis, second place Division 1 - Sawyer Sonnier, second place Division 2 - Micah Vasquez, first place Division 2

Not pictured: Grey Pilgreen, first place Division 1.

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