Noblesville Lions Cub and City of Noblesville Urban Forestry Tree Board members joined 40 Noblesville High School students May 2 to beautify an NHS courtyard. Volunteers planted redbud trees, prepared garden beds for flowers and placed benches made from hundreds of pounds of recycled plastic bottle caps. The trees and plants were funded by a $1,200 grant from the state and local Lions Club chapters, with a portion of the garden supplies donated by Noblesville Ace Hardware.
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From left, junior class student government leaders, Brooklyn Ely, Abigail Pittman, Anna Mullens, Avery Lowry and Tyler Ashby plant a redbud tree. (Photos courtesy of Noblesville Schools) -
Conservation club member Jillian Cooke, left, works with Jennifer Roberts from the Noblesville Tree Board. -
NHS math teacher and conservation club sponsor Eric Gurule trims bushes. -
Noblesville Tree Board members Ashley Mulis and John Easley plants trees. -
From left, NHS students Malina Miller, Kaelyn Hart and Kayla Geiger participate in the beautification project.
Snapshot:Organizations, students partner to beautify Noblesville High School
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