Kirsten St. Germain’s artwork was chosen by classmates to be printed on the Day of Caring T-shirts.
Kirsten St. Germain’s artwork exploded off the page and will be featured on 500 T-shirts worn by staff and students during the Day of Caring clean-up event May 9.
Brianna Mortensen (left) and Sadie Larson are proud to attend a school that offers a Native American Club. Brianna spent her early childhood in Pine Point and Sadie was born in Ponsford. They now reside in Frazee.
Most U.S. citizens need to look to other countries to find their family’s heritage, but for Frazee High School juniors Brianna Mortensen and Sadie Larson their linage begins on the same soil they walk upon today.
AWANA volunteer Karen Pieper (center) presented a check for $400 from AWANA to Rick and Shirley Umberger for Feed The Fish. Karen also gave a check for $400 from Twice Blessed (church thrift store).
AWANA students gathered together recently to raise money for Feed The Fish, which is a foundation for children to experience the great outdoors and come to know Jesus.
Little Red Riding Hood Braylee Riewer (raising hand) met a wolf, played by Becca Jacobson-Simmon, in the forest. The actors in the background played the parts of spooks.
The Frazee High School held its musical this past weekend, performing “Into the Woods, Jr.”
Into the Woods is a musical with music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim and book by James Lapine.
Flat Maecyn (paper doll in picture) visited the Randall County Sheriff's Office in Texas for a learning assignment in Russ Hackel’s first grade class at Frazee Elementary.
Maecyn Carlson made a flattened version of herself and headed out for an adventure where she ended up surrounded by police.
