Merrimack High seniors customize parking spaces
Some of the work of students, friends and parents completing the Senior Parking Space Painting Project is admired by Merrimack High School Principal Stephen "Steve" Claire, standing center, an enthusiast who congratulated all involved in the pilot project. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
A whimsical See You Later indicates a green alligator toting a surfboard in the artful parking space that will be used by Kendelle Hendrzak, left, assisted here by project painting partner Addison Martinez. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Some windswept hair at the parking space painting project is dealt with by parking space owner Natalia Maglio, foreground, as her friend Olivia "Livy" Smith helps complete a green stripe on one of the custom painted parking spaces at Merrimack High School. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
A little help between friends at the parking space painting project is shared by parking space owner Kira Lord, left, and Sydney Lamontagne who added color and design in abundance to the painted parking space project with the two spaces at their feet. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Benjamin "Ben" Fong, senior class president, with Ariana Costa, senior class vice president, achieved the goal of securing designated senior parking spaces that could be adorned with artwork done by the space holders. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Thanks is expressed by parking lot painting project backers, from left, Benjamin "Ben" Fong, senior class president, Stephen Claire, school principal, Bob Thompson, superintendent of Merrimack schools, Nicole Soucie, class co-advisor and special education teacher, and Bea Choiniere, class co-advisor and a math teacher. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
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