JAMESTOWN, N.D. (NewsDakota.com) – It’s been an unusual finish to their high school careers, but Jamestown High School Seniors were honored in a fun way Friday, May 8th.
High School staff teamed up with area businesses to cook up some hot dogs to serve to JHS Seniors in a drive-thru setup in the Stutsman Harley Davidson parking lot. CTC Counselor Mike Soulis says the staff wanted to honor and recognize the seniors in a unique way.
Soulis says businesses who contributed to the event included Cashwise, Frito Lay, Dairy Queen, and Stutsman Harley Davidson.
Stutsman Harley Davidson Owner John Seifert said they were glad to help recognize the Seniors through the event.
Jamestown High School is expected to hold graduation on May 24th. More than 150 Seniors will be graduating.
