One Nation, Under God
One Nation, Under God
Penguin pre, elementary school students receive painted gems
Whitewater Elementary School second and third grade students with their painted rocks. Front Row, from the left: Amus Blunt, Barrett Wasson, and Lucas Pewitt. Back Row, left to right: Herbert Parker, Ms. Mindy Perdue, Bryten Clark, Megan Simonson, and Rhiaunna Simonson. See more 'Whitewater Rocks' photos on page 6A.
Left: Whitewater Elementary School first grade pupils Front Row, left to right: Traxton Simanton, Patrick Anthony, Parker Sunderlin, Alex Stenvik (not pictured Aidree Math). Back Row: Ms. Tracy Hanley.
Left: Whitewater Elementary School students from grades four and five are, from the left: Samuel Simonson, Kenan LaBrie, Mylee Clark, Rory Green (not pictured Gracie Wasson and Mrs. Gail Wilcott.)
Bottom: Whitewater preschool and kindergarten students, from the left: Everett Blunt, Markus Anthony, Mrs Heidi Cummings, Lilliana Kendrick, Avery Wasson, Jacob Simonson, David Simonson, Ryett Anderson, Ryan Clark, Kage Morrison, Jaxon Wilson (not pictured Everett Hellie, River Simonson)
Whitewater pre-school and elementary students along with their teachers were recently given painted rocks. Mrs. Wilcott's mother, Mrs. Linda Frisbie, brought the painted rocks from her home in White Sulphur Springs, Montana. Most of the rocks were painted by Beth Hunt, the director of the Meagher County Senior Center, where Mrs. Frisbie is a volunteer.
Even though the rocks were painted in White Sulphur Springs, most originated in Whitewater as Mrs. Frisbie often gathers rocks on her visits to our town. The rocks in Whitewater are much rounder and smoother than those found in White Sulphur Springs; therefore, the rocks look awesome when painted.
Students can take their picture along with their rock and post it to: White Sulphur Springs Rocks on Facebook. If students wish, they can place the rock for someone new to find or keep the rock for themselves.
The students and teachers were pleased with their cool rocks! They thank Mrs. Frisbie and Mrs. Hunt for the pretty rocks.
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