There will be a wedding shower and brunch for Pat and Kirsten Halseth on Sunday, June 1st at 12:30 PM at the Dutton Senior Center. If you would like to be a hostess contact: Chris Proff at 463-2458, Sherrill Nowlin at 476-3492 or Marci Kramer at 476-3350. Pat and Kirsten are registered at Target, Bed, Bath & Beyond and Pottery Barn (online).
The annual Memorial Day picnic will be held May 26th at the Dutton American Legion Hall following the parade and service at the cemetery. You can help by bringing a dessert or salad.
Click on the image below to start slideshow from "The Royal Bachelor."
The Dutton/Brady Drama Department wholeheartedly thanks those who attended our productions on May 5 and 6. You were a terrific audience. In addition, thanks to Verna Schlueter and Mandy Brumwell for hair and make-up; Becky Duty and her art classes; Cliff Suek and those who helped put up the set; Kathy DeMars and the FCCLA for the delicious dessert bar; Mandy Tharp, Barb Sheldon and Bev Loch who filled vital roles; and Colleen Campbell, our fabulous pianist. The winners of the best actor/actress will be announced at the awards assembly Friday, May 15, at 1:00 PM
Two Dutton/Brady High School students participated in the State Music Festival in Helena on May 3. Cody Sheldon received a 2 with his vocal solo of "Beautiful Dreamer." Keely Michel recieved a 1 for her performance of her flute solo of "Giga." These students advanced to the state festival by earning the highest rating of a 1 on a scale of 1-5 on their performances at the District Festival in Great Falls in April.
Dutton resident Reid Michel will retain his spot as the at-large member of the Dutton/Brady School Board of Trustees. According to unoffical results, Michel won Tuesday's school board election with 175 votes to the 100 votes for Brady's Vicky Hemry. Becky Fuhringer came in third with 25 votes. 299 people turned out to vote in the election, which is about 41 percent turnout.
Carissa Storle, Breanna Dahlman and Garet Johnson all took home first place awards at the Diamondback track meet at the Dutton/Brady School Saturday.
In the team competition, Dutton/Brady girls took 2nd with 113 points to Chester-J-I's 160 points. The girls also won the 400 meter relay and took second in the 800 meter relay. Carissa led the team with four first place finishes. Carissa won the 100, 200, 400 and 800 meter events. Breanna won the discus competition with a throw of 85 feet and 4 inches.
The Dutton/Brady boys finished fifth in the team competition, with 10 of those points coming from a first place win from Garet in the discus with a throw of 122.1 feet and another eight from his second place finish in the shot put.
Read on for more results from Dutton/Brady athletes.
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The Diamondback Track team was busy in April. Keep reading for results from three meets in April in Big Fork, Rocky Boy and Stanford.
The Dutton/Brady prom this year featured a Willy Wonka theme. Here are some photos of the festivities from Mr. Powell.
Click here or on the image above for the photo gallery.
Maizee Anita Mae Ries was born in Missoula on March 25, 2008, to Dan and Brandi (Kauk) Ries. Maizee was born weighing 7 lbs, 14 oz and was 19 3/4 inches long.
Dan is surrounded by girls now, as Maizee joins her three year old sister, Emma Ann. Maizee's grandparents are Les and Bitsi Wells of Caldwell, Idaho, and Curt and Mary Ann Ries of Conrad. Great-grandparents are Harvey and Joan Weikum of Brady and Jim Dellwo of Choteau. Maizee's great great grandmother, Lelah Kauk, resides in Conrad.
Photo by Kelly Martin
There is a mindset among some folks that suggests that partying is something teens need to do – a right of passage on their way to adulthood. Brain research shows just the opposite – that partying can actually cause brain damage to the developing brain. I have just a few examples of how alcohol affects the developing brain, from information provided by Gateway Community Services specialist, Collette Steiner.
Different areas of the brain develop at different rates in humans. The brain stem is the most developed at birth because it allows us survive – it’s where our most basic survival instincts reside, but other areas of the brain continue to develop into early to mid-adulthood.
While the brain is maturing is can be affected either positively or negatively by environmental factors. Alcohol and drug use can cause lasting damage, while positive experiences can help the brain develop to its full potential.
The Dutton All Town Garage Sale will be held Saturday, June 14th, from 8:00 AM – 3:00 p.m. If you need additional information please call Kathy DeMars at 476-3248.
Sarah Workman a Junior at Dutton/Brady High School joined the Army National Guard this month.
She will be going to basic training June 11th in Fort Jackson in South Carolina for 10 weeks. Sarah is enthused to serve her community, state, and country in this way while finishing High School and then attending Miles Community College in Miles City.
Sarah plans to major in Equine Studies and yes her horse, Beauty, who many Dutton residents have seen Sarah riding about town, will go with her to college. Sarah is also part of the Dutton Fun Day Committee and will be missed this Fun Day while she is in basic training.
Due to circumstances at the Teton County level and beyond our control, the Dutton Cemetery Board has been notified that funding for our cemetery and the other county cemeteries will be severely restricted for this year and probably the next two to four years. This is unfortunate, but an opportunity to do what we can with what we have. The expenses that will be paid are water, electricity, essential repairs on equipment and wages for our sexton. We will not be funded for flowers, fertilizer, new equipment or any other expense.
We would like to have flowers in the brick planters so last night at the regular board meeting, we voted to accept donations to cover this expense. There will be a container at the Dutton Public Library for this. The approximate amount to cover the flowers for the planter is $150.00. We need to buy flowers by May 21st. We thank you for your spare change and will spend the summer being frugal! Donations may also be sent to Jean Harman, our very patient and hard-working secretary-treasurer. We welcome visitors to our meetings, which are held every 2nd Monday evening at 7:30 p.m. at the Dutton United Methodist Church.
There will be an 80th birthday party for Marcile Trebesch at the Dutton Senior Center on Sunday, April 27th from 1:00 – 4:00 PM. This will be an open house. Your presence will be the best gift of all. For more information please contact Kay Trebesch at 231-1888.
Dutton Public Library has a “fill-in” position available. Information about this paid position and application forms are available at the Dutton Public Library. Teton County is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
The Town of Dutton is currently accepting applications for summer employment. Pool Lifeguard and general summer help positions are available. You may pick up an application at the Town Office Monday through Thursday from 8:00 am to 1:00 pm, or from the school office during school hours. Applications must be
For the Dutton/Brady Prom of 2008, short dresses have been in style, but as I asked students around the school, most girls preferred a more poofy and longer dress.
Sarah Workman said, “I prefer a long poofy dress over a short dress because its prom and you need to go all out. You need to dress royal and if you’re in a short dress you don’t look as nice, you look more skanky then royal.”
When you get a longer prom dress it looks a lot nicer and it’s more elegant. A majority of the girls did prefer a longer, yet poofy dress, but there were a few who preferred a long but tight dress.
Maria Thom said she preferred a tighter prom dress because she said it showed her curves more. I would rather wear a poofy dress because I feel that it looks nicer then a short one. Maybe for a homecoming dance I would wear a shorter one, but not for prom.
This year’s prom will be held on April 19th at the Dutton Legion Hall.
A photographer will be available to take portraits at 7:00 PM and the Grand March will occur at 8:00 PM. The theme is Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.
To partake in the magical mood of the acclaimed Chocolate Factory, contact a junior for your personal invitation and golden ticket. Ticket prices are $25.00 for a couple and $15.00 for a single. Picture packages are either $25.00 or $35.00. Forms will be at the prom to fill out.
Sue Workman, a Dutton resident for the past 7 years was named Social Worker of the Year for 2007-2008, by the National Association of Social Workers Montana Chapter, for the State of Montana.
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There will be a bridal shower for Kelsey Sims, on Saturday, April 26, 2008 at 11:00 AM at the Dutton Senior Center. Anyone interested in being a hostess can contact Betty Brumwell at 476-3468.
Kelsey’s website is benjaminandkelsey.com (use password: Montana).
The couple is registered at Linens and Things and Dillards.
Spring is upon us and that means a chock-full schedule for the Dutton/Brady School. In the next two weeks alone, there are seven track meets, a school board meeting on April 22, district and state music festivals, field trips, community cleanup day, the senior class trip and top it off, the prom. Oh
, and midterms to boot.
Read on for the full schedule to keep up on all the happenings for the teachers, students and administrators.
The election for the Dutton/Brady School Board of Trustees is scheduled for May 6.
Polls at the Dutton/Brady school and the Brady Community Center will be open between noon and 8 p.m. Absentee ballots will also be available through Betty Brumwell, Dutton/Brady School Election Administrator, at her office at the Dutton/Brady School in Dutton or by calling 476-3201.
Rebecca Fuhringer, Vicky Hemry and Reid Michel are all running for the open seat. . Read on for the full announcement.
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The Dutton/Brady Public School is having a Preschool/Kindergarten Screening April 22 at the Dutton/Brady Elementary School from 8:30 to 11:00. The screening is open to all children from birth through kindergarten age whether they will be attending public or private schools. Areas screened (based on age) are vision, hearing, speech, fine motor, gross motor, and concepts.
Children are not labeled as a result of their performance during screening. If a child shows up as having a difficulty in any of the areas screened, recommendations are made to the parents regarding the need for further evaluation and/or things they can do at home to help their child. Even though children have been screened in previous years, it is strongly recommended that they be screened again. As a child gets older, he/she goes through many physical and developmental changes and it is very important to monitor growth.
Any parent having questions regarding the screening or to arrange for an appointment should call the Dutton/Brady office at 476-3424.
In March, the Dutton Town Council discussed sewer issues, water line breaks and the upcoming 100th anniversary of the town.
Click to read the full minutes from the meeting.
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To celebrate the opening of its new facility on 2nd Avenue, the Dutton Emergency Medical Services and Training Center is holding a free-will donation barbeque lunch Sunday, April 20.
The event will run from noon to 3 p.m. and all proceeds from a raffle, 50/50 drawing and donations will go toward finishing the remodeling of the new facility. The Teton County Chapter of Thrivent Financial for Lutherans is matching fund.
All EMS members are selling raffle tickets for a drawing that will be held at the end of National EMS Week, Saturday, May 24. Tickets are $5.00 each and prizes are: 1) 32” Member’s Mark Gas Barbeque Grill w/ Rotisserie and Cover; 2) Weekend Retreat at Boulder Hot Springs Resort; 3) John Deere 21-Speed 26” Adult Mountain Bike.
The annual American Legion Birthday supper hosted by the American Legion Auxiliary was held Tuesday night March 18th. With the help of the Dutton/Brady kindergarten students the pledge was said and the Star Spangled Banner was sung.
Guests were greeted by Auxiliary President Susan Fleshman and Chaplain Wanda Hektner gave the prayer. Following dinner District #8 President Leona Somerfeld was introduced.
The 2007 Girls State Delegates, Traci Brumwell, Carissa Storle, and Tawny Rogers, and Boys State delegate Cody Sheldon gave their reports.
Post #64 commander Charles Proff introduced the officers, Finance Officer, Bob Dauwalder, Service Officer Steve Hass, Chaplain James Philipps, Adjutant Lanny Christman, Sgt. At Arms Frank Schoonover, and 1st Vice Commander was Dan Doheny.
Continue reading "American Legion and Auxiliary Honor Members, Celebrate Birthday" »
MSU Teton County Extension Agents, Mark Major and Jane Wolery, will present information regarding the mill levy request authorized by county commissioners during their March meeting.
Major and Wolery will give a short informative presentation on April 3, from 7-8 p.m. in the Alice Gleason Room of the Choteau Public Library. The presentation is open to any citizen who is interested in learning more about the funding of the Teton County Extension Office and the current services provided through Extension.
Registered voters will have the opportunity to vote on funding on the June 3 primary election ballot.
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There will be a bridal shower for Becky Fuhringer, wife of Louie Fuhringer, on Sunday, March 30, 2008 at Bethany Lutheran Church at 2:00 PM. Anyone interested in being a hostess can contact Jamie Rogers at 868-1496 or Barb Sheldon at 476-3389.
Every year on St. Patrick's Day, a leprechaun visits the elementary school and wreaks havoc in the classroom. In these photos, taken by Mr. John Powell, Mrs. Julie Remington's class reacts to the mess the "leprechaun" left Monday morning. The students' reactions go from surprise to delight as they find their desks turned over, but then find the treats someone left hidden in the mess.
Click here or on the photo at right to view the slideshow.
The 100th anniversary of the Town of Dutton is fast approaching. The Dutton Centennial Celebration will be in 2009. We are asking for everyoneʼs help in making this a great event.
It will be held on the second weekend in July which will be July 11th 2009. We are hoping to have a great collection of the history of the town, both new and old. Not only will we look back at the last 100 years, but we hope to determine the vision of Duttonʼs future.
What is the dream of this town for the next 100 years? How can we preserve the history of the last 100 years?
Come join the carnival. It's for a good cause.
Saturday, April 5 from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. the carnival is coming to the Dutton Campus, bringing with it concessions, bingo, a silent auction, petting zoo, duck races, face-painting, sheep bingo, the cake walk, stick horse races, bull head roping, ring toss, tug of war, fishing game, rock wall climbing and more.
The money raise goes toward the Dutton/Brady after-school programs.
It wasn’t until I stood under the shower this morning and rubbed shampoo through the stubble of my three-day beard that I realized how old I am getting, if not in body, at least in mind. But also in some ways in body as well. And also in some ways in mind, I think. Or did I say that already.
Continue reading "Notes from a Dutton Boy Abroad: The Morning Shower" »
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Dutton American Legion hosted a Sweethearts Dinner and Dance on Saturday, February 16th, 2008. The event was organized by Legionnaire Steve Hass and over 80 people were in attendance! Dinner was prepared by Grammie B's (owned & operated by Beckie Fuhringer)- and many people were overheard commenting how large the pork chops were and how tasty the meal was. After dinner was the dance. Music was provided by the band Up North. The event was also made possible by donations and hard volunteer work by Steve & Kristine Hass, Louie & Beckie Fuhringer, Jamie Rogers, Lanny Christman, Margaret Dominy, and many other people. A great time was held by all in attendance, as can be seen by these pictures!
I would like to extend my appreciation to the people who helped us during and after our January second fire. Jeff thank you for saving our house (sorry about the burns). Brendan who did exactly what he was taught and as a result saved his father and younger brother. Jude for being so brave and saving Augustus. Zachary for reminding us to smile when we weren't sure we could. The Dutton Volunteer Fire Department, Sue, Colleen and Janet from Dutton EMS for their kindness, caring and support that day and the days following, Collette and Dave for taking care of my boys when I wasn't able to, everyone I work with at Mountain View Co-op, Steve and Kris thank you for going always knowing what we needed, our extended family at C&C Excavation in Havre, Rebekah at Cafe Dutton you were all so kind to us! A special thank you Kathy, Julia, the FCCLA and all of the staff and students and parents, for all of your efforts, kindness and the wonderful food. Thank you to everyone who wished us well, prayed for us and thought of us, thank you is far too short for the appreciation we feel for the people in our communities. You have all been so wonderful!
Once again Thank-You on behalf of my family,
Mariah Racine
The Dutton Town Council would like to invite all residents of Dutton to a Public Hearing March 24.
This will be the last Community Meeting for the Application for the Wastewater Lagoon Improvement Project
When: March 24, 2008
Time: 7:00 PM
Where: DUTTON SENIOR CENTER
Editor's Note: The February Dutton Town Council Meeting covered a variety of topics, including discussions on how to work with the Teton County Conservation District, an update on the status Dutton's cable TV provider and Ann Park's appointment to the local library board, to replace Joan Goodell.
The minutes from the meeting, which took place Feb. 4, are below.
Mayor Susan Fleshman accepted a check from Fun Day Committee Chairmen Bill Habel at the March Town Council Meeting. The Town would like to thank the Dutton Fun Day Committee for all their hard
work and generous donation to the parks and pool.
The Dutton/Brady Board of Trustees has called for the annual school election to be held on May 6, 2008.
The at large Trustee position held by Reid Michel is the seat that will be open this year.
Anyone in the district interested in running for this seat may pick up a nominating petition from election administrator, Betty Brumwell, in her office at the Dutton campus. The deadline to file for the seat is Thursday, March 27, 2008 at 5:00 PM.
Anyone wishing to vote absentee ballot in the election should contact the election administrator for a ballot no later than May 5, 2008.
You may send your written request to Betty Brumwell, 101 2nd St. NE, Dutton, MT 59433.
Voter registration for the school election closes April 6, 2008.
Editor's note: We were all so saddened to hear of the passing of Dan Doheny, a longtime Dutton resident and beloved son, father and husband. He was a fixture in our community, giving his time and energy to the American Legion, the Knights of Columbus, his church and other community organizations and events. Below is Dan's obituary and I invite people to use the comments section below to remember Dan in your own way. -- Courtney Lowery
Daniel F. Doheny, 59, of Dutton, a lifetime farmer and a Montana Air National Guardsman, died on Saturday, February 16, 2008, at Peace Hospice in Great Falls due to complications from liver failure.
Services were held at Hillcrest Lawn Chapel on Saturday, February 23, 2008 at 10 a.m. Burial took place in Dutton Cemetery, followed by a luncheon at the American Legion Hall in Dutton.
March 12, 2008 at 1:00 Dutton/Brady School will host Marion Lazan, a Holocaust survivor. This will be an incredible piece of history from the perspective of someone that has lived it. It is a touching and informative presentation. Books are available for students on the day of the presentation.
Friday, February 29
JHBB @ Geyser (GBB 4:00/5:00/6:00) - Bus leaves Brady @ 1:30
Saturday, March 1
JHBB @ Geraldine (BBGG 10:00/11:00/12:00/1:00)—Bus leaves Brady at 7:00 AM
Wednesday, March 5
Ecumenical Youth Group
Friday, March 7
JHBB vs Stanford @ Dutton (GGBB 4:00/5:00/6:00/7:00)
Thursday, March 13
JHBB vs Power in Brady (BBGG 4:00/5:00/6:00/7:00)
Friday, March 14
JHBB at Augusta (GGBB 4:00/5:00/6:00/7:00) bus leaves Brady at 2:00
Saturday, March 15
JHBB at Belt (BBGG 4:00/5:00/6:00/7:00) bus leaves Brady at 1:30
Monday, March 17
JHBB at Centerville (GGBB 4:00/5:00/6:00/7:00) bus leaves Brady at 2:00
At an emotional meeting this week, the Dutton-Brady School Board voted 3-2 to close the Brady school this next school year.
Dutton-Brady School Board members Sandy Birch, Reid Michael, and Eric Doheny were the members who voted to close the Brady school after Birch proposed the idea. Earl Cunnington and Kurt Dyer opposed the closing.
About 80 residents from Dutton and Brady were on hand at the meeting and voiced their opinions on the matter as well.
A combined baby shower for sisters, Melanie (Brumwell) Olson and Mandy Brumwell, will be held Sunday, February 24th at Bethany Lutheran Church, Dutton, at 2:00 pm. Please call Dana Reeve (476-3441) if you‘d like to be a hostess or for more information.
The Dutton/Brady Diamondback basketball season ended for both boys and girls Saturday in Cut Bank at the 10C District Tournament.
The boys lost out Saturday morning to CJI 78-47, despite 14 points from Josh Kitchin.
The girls lost Saturday afternoon 33-25 against Simms after a hard-fought game that just got away from them in the last quarter.
Scoring for the girls was as follows:
Dutton/Brady: Keely Michel 5, Anna Kern 5, Carissa Storle 4, Ellie Duty 4, Breanna Dahlman 3, Ashley Thom 2, Traci Brumwell 2.
Simms: Averi Pasma 13, Lindsey Cornell 6, Lacy Moore 5, Kayla Lapke 4, Natalee Crumley 4, Sarah Kersch 1.
Scoring for the boys was as follows:
Dutton/Brady: Josh Kitchin 14, Josh Jenkins 10, Cody Sheldon 8, Zach Rossmiller 6, Logan Rossmiller 3, Graham DeMars 3, Garet Johnson 3.
CJI: Dillon Hayes 16, Tyler Han 12, Shay Richter 9, Garrett Graff 8, Trevor Violett 8, Sean Dailey 7, Anthony Markuson 6, Tylor Hall 4, Charlie Diemert 4, Will Hamel 4.
(Reporter's note: Scoring summary from the Great Falls Tribune, where you can find full box scores as well).
In January, the Dutton Town Council discussed a resolution to increase the sewer rate, a new system for payroll and what to do about the cable provider's intention to shut down service in Dutton. Read on for the full minutes from the January meeting.
Dutton/Brady Diamondback boys won a close game against Simms Friday 50-47 in the 10C tournament in Cut Bank, led by 17 points from Josh Jenkins and 16 points from Zach Rossmiller.
Scoring was as follows:
Dutton/Brady: Zach Rossmiller 16; Logan Rossmiller 3; Cody Sheldon 2; Josh Jenkins 17; Josh Kitchin 7; Garet Johnson 3; Kyler Johnson 2.
Simms: James Curtiss 18; Jeremiah Mannen 10: Josh Younggren 13; Willy VandenBos 2; Zach Mannon 2; Colten Harding 2.
The Dutton/Brady Diamondbacks lost a hard-fought game against Heart Butte 50-57 Friday night in their second District 10C tournament game in Cut Bank.
Heart Butte was a powerhouse from the three-point line, but Dutton/Brady stayed within at least 10 points and was within striking distance most of the game -- thanks to scrappy defense from Ellie Duty, great ball handling from Carissa Storle, important plays from Ashley Thom and Breanna Dahlman and some key shots from Traci Brumwell and Keely Michel.
With seven minutes left to play, Keely hit a 3-pointer to tie the game, but that was the closest the Diamondbacks would come for the rest of the night, despite a spectacular back and forth, several fast breaks off of steals and several clutch free throws.
Junior Ellie Duty was the MHSAA player of the game for the Diamondbacks.
The Diamondbacks will now fight their way back through the bracket for third place at best, unless there is a challenge game.
Dutton/Brady defeated Power 53-42 Thursday to meet the Warriors Friday.
Scoring was as follows:
Dutton/Brady: Traci Brumwell, 16; Ellie Duty, 13; Keely Michel, 8; Carissa Storle 7; Ashley Thom 4; Breanna Dahlman 2.
Heart Butte: Kitty Vance 18; Steph Tail Feathers 10; Rose Wild Gun 10; Talia Gaurdipee 8; Alica Day Chief 5; Angie Bullshoe 4; Jessie Spotted Eagle 2.
Senior night, Saturday, Feb. 9 honored Dutton/Brady Seniors Carissa Storle, Cody Sheldon, Traci Brumwell and Tawny Rogers.
Editor's note: As Dutton/Brady seniors commemorate their last home games on Senior Night, much is on their minds about how where they've been, where they're going and what the community has meant to them as they get ready to graduate. This week on the Dutton Country Courier we're featuring essays from seniors as they reminisce and look forward.
Senior night. I couldn't wait for it to come. It meant just that much longer until graduation and until the end of my high school career.
But now I'm not sure I'm ready.
I was told to choose one school-related memory for senior night but there are too many and every time I read my memory it seems so insignificant compared to others. Yet I still keep the same memory.
Continue reading "Remembering on Senior Night: Tawny Rogers" »
Editor's note: As Dutton/Brady seniors commemorate their last home games on Senior Night, much is on their minds about how where they've been, where they're going and what the community has meant to them as they get ready to graduate. This week on the Dutton Country Courier we're featuring essays from seniors as they reminisce and look forward.
Graduating classes in small towns vary greatly in size, but the friendships made are always huge. I have had the privilege of having a small class and making five great friends that I will never forget. Three of us have been together for the past thirteen long years and the other two have been here for the hectic years of high school.
Cody, Carissa, and I started together way back in kindergarten and together have slowly watched our class size diminish from the original eleven to the graduating five. We have been through thick and thin together. I am not going to say that things have always been perfect, that we never fought, and that we always hung out together; because that is not true and no one is ever that perfect. We have always gotten along and been friends, but let me tell you there have been a number of fights and words exchanged – just like a family. However, after every battle we always made up and resumed our fun together.
Continue reading "Remembering on Senior Night: Traci Brumwell" »
Editor's note: As Dutton/Brady seniors commemorate their last home games on Senior Night, much is on their minds about how where they've been, where they're going and what the community has meant to them as they get ready to graduate. This week on the Dutton Country Courier we're featuring essays from seniors as they reminisce and look forward.
In the past thirteen years, several changes have occurred including our diminishing class size from eleven to five over the years. But one thing has remained constant: Cody, Traci and I have been going to school together since kindergarten.
Throughout this time we have definitely had our good and not so good days, but we have made it through obstacles and each other’s differences together. Being with each other for so long has definitely taught me an enormous amount about both Cody and Traci. It has also allowed me to gain two fabulous friendships.
Continue reading "Remembering on Senior Night: Carissa Storle" »
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