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Students at Prairie High are making personalized card boxes for our troops. They are still in need of names and branch of service so they can laser etch the names. Left to right, front row, Cassandra Schaeffer, Alex Flatt, and Joe Trock, back row is Jallisa Wright, Mason Fry, and Kelby Wilson. Mason Fry has been working on the laser and scanner, Kelby Wilson designed the box and is the head gluer/ assembler, The rest of the students share duties of sanding, gluing, buffing. The 4th hour class has been helping as well so that we get the boxes done to mail out as soon a possible. They are all doing a great job. The lower picture shows a closeup of the card boxes. 8th Grade students from Prairie Middle School chosen to record radio spots at KORT for Red Ribbon Week. Front L to R: Bryce Forsmann, Steven Baerlocher, Kyle Daly and Zak Waller. Back L to R: Mika Osterbuhr, Michele Geis, Kim Bower, Chelsea Long, Kristi Poxleitner, Rachel Kaschmitter, Alicia Pepper, Jennifer Enneking, Caitlyn Johnson and Laura Gehring. See article at left for more pictures. Skyler Badertscher and his mother Jennifer run a slide show protraying what he has gone through in the past year battling leukemia to his former classmates at Prairie Elementary. The Badertschers now live in Alaska. Skyler was diagnosed with leukemia about a year ago. The Cub Scout Pack and Boy Scout Troop with over 750 lbs. of food they collected in their recent Scouting for Food drive that finished on November 13. They delivered the food to St. Mary's Food Bank on King Street later that morning. Pack 638 and Troop 638 want to thank everyone who donated. If they missed you, please call Bob Behler at 962-3591 and they will pick up your donation. On November 13 at St. Mary's Church Dakota Wilson a member of Pack 638 was presented with the Light of Christ medal by his parents Emmett and Cindy Wilson and blessed by Father Camillus Temba. At the October Pack meeting Dakota was recognized for achieving this award and was presented with the religious knot that is permanently attached to his Cub Scout then Boy Scout uniforms to represent the medal when it is not worn. |
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