GENTRY, AR. — Gentry High School celebrated its senior football players, band members, cheerleaders and cross country runners Friday night, recognizing the students for their dedication, accomplishments and contributions to the school community.

Senior Night offered an opportunity to recognize the students who have represented Gentry throughout the school year, both through their individual activities and as members of teams and organizations that bring the school and community together.

“High school is about so much more than what happens inside the classroom,” said Gentry Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Tyler Broyles. “These students contribute to our school in so many ways, through their hard work in the classroom, their dedication to their activities, the leadership they demonstrate and the example they set for younger students. We’re proud of what they’ve accomplished and grateful for the positive impact they’ve made on Gentry High School. They represent the very best of what it means to be a Pioneer.”

The celebration also recognized the families, coaches, directors and supporters who have encouraged these students throughout their high school careers. Their support has helped students grow, develop their talents and build relationships that will last well beyond graduation.