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8:02 pm - November 14, 2012 — Updated: 8:02 pm - November 14, 2012

Moody Elementary Honors Veterans

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<p>Moody Elementary first graders watched as the White Hall High School JROTC color guard stand at attention as the colors were posted during the Veterans Day Celebration at the School. (White Hall Progress/William Harvey)</p>Buy Photo

Moody Elementary first graders watched as the White Hall High School JROTC color guard stand at attention as the colors were posted during the Veterans Day Celebration at the School. (White Hall Progress/William Harvey)

<p>Right, Moody Elementary students wave flags at the end of a performance of “Thank a Vet” sung in honor of those that serve during the event. (William Harvey)</p>Buy Photo

Right, Moody Elementary students wave flags at the end of a performance of “Thank a Vet” sung in honor of those that serve during the event. (William Harvey)

<p>Left, Scott J. Biggs recieves a certificate of appreciation from White Hall Mayor Noel Foster during the Vetrans Day Celebration. (William Harvey)</p>Buy Photo

Left, Scott J. Biggs recieves a certificate of appreciation from White Hall Mayor Noel Foster during the Vetrans Day Celebration. (William Harvey)

<p>Left, an American flag made from photos of every student at Moody Elementary stood as the backdrop for the Veterans Day celebration at the school. (William Harvey)</p>Buy Photo

Left, an American flag made from photos of every student at Moody Elementary stood as the backdrop for the Veterans Day celebration at the school. (William Harvey)

<p>illian Peyton, a teacher at Moody Elementary has deep emotions as a certificate of appreciation is given to her for her father, a veteran who recently passed away during the Veterans Day celebration. (William Harvey)</p>Buy Photo

illian Peyton, a teacher at Moody Elementary has deep emotions as a certificate of appreciation is given to her for her father, a veteran who recently passed away during the Veterans Day celebration. (William Harvey)

Moody Elementary first graders watched as the White Hall High School JROTC color guard stand at attention as the colors were posted during the Veterans Day Celebration at the School. (White Hall Progress/William Harvey)

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