A few small acts of kindness mean so much
Wed, 02/10/2021 - 4:00am
It doesn’t have to be a big display, and the person responsible sometimes likes to be anonymous, but small acts of kindness go a long way.
It doesn’t have to be a big display, and the person responsible sometimes likes to be anonymous, but small acts of kindness go a long way.
Members of the St. Francis Wrestling Club and some independent wrestlers are, front row, left to right, Kesler Kersting, Daxton Olmer, Baylor Ramaekers, Preston Wiehn, Dylan Preister, Hunter Warren, Turner Czarnick, Ty Hassenstab and Kline Abner. Second row, Kayden Frauendorfer, Rylan Wieseler, Will Morfeld, Braylon Korus, Korbin Westring, Landon Foltz, Oliver Tasa, Knox Bruland, Taysen Eisenmenger, Rylan Patton, Jackson Wemhoff, Trevor Czarnick, McCoy Classen and Milo Ramaekers. Third row, Camron Heinen, Milo Korth, Andrew Stricklin, Jacob Preister, Brooke Bialas, Shelby Korth, Tristan Thornton, Myles Ott and Peyton Foltz. Back row, Coach MIke Ramaekers, Coach Ethan Bruland, Coach Craig Ternus, Coach Greg Hassenstab, Coach Brooks Tasa, Coach Ken Classen. Not pictured and Trentan Grivy, Will Keller, Emmett Keller and Coach Jared Wiehn. Democrat photos
Climb the stairs to the upper level of St. Francis Grade School, and it’s like taking a step back in time.
Seniors Maddie Howard, left, and Peighton Eisenmenger serving hot cocoa and orange juice on Monday morning during Catholic Schools Week at St. Francis. Courtesy photo
The Catholic Schools Week committee met numerous times over several months preparing for the week of Jan. 31-Feb. 6: Catholic Schools Week.
The St. Francis Scholastic Book Fair provides a way for librarians to purchase books and other items for the school library. Courtesy photo
The St. Francis Scholastic Book Fair keeps the library stocked with books.
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