We've Got The County Covered
We've Got The County Covered
The fifth and sixth grade sang "Do You Hear What I Hear?" by Gloria Shayne Baker, "Merry Christmas Mom" by Mary Butto, "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer," composed by Johnny Marks, and "Run, Run, Rudolph" composed by Marvin Brodie and Johnny Marks. The children singing were back row: Teacher Mrs. Elissa Zellmer, Ryanne Briere, Dakota Krass, Lacey Hickel, and Laci Maloney; front row: Charlie Calvert, Colten Honey, Shay Humphreys, Trever Kimmel, and Chantry Jorgenson. Absent was sixth grader K'Dee Campbell.
The kindergarten students played two selections on the bells and sang. They sang "Jolly Old St. Nicholas" by Benjamin Hanby and "We Wish You a Merry Christmas." The children in kindergarten are, L-R: Hudson Honey, Lex Wolery, Willie Krass, Quin Billmayer, and Olivia Keller. Behind the students is their teacher, Mrs. Shelly Harmon.
The third and fourth grade class performed "Christmas Beneath the Stars" by Colen H. Sweeten, Jr., "Angels Among Us" by Don Goodman and Becky Hobbs, "Blue Christmas" by Bill Hayes and J.W. Johnson, and "Christmas Shoes." Those singing were back row: Teacher Mr. Tyrel Shannon; middle row: J.R. Brown, Hannah Richman, Gracie Honey, Raelynne Briere, Emma Timmons, Carson Maloney, Trent Billmayer, and Caleb Zellmer; front row: Paycee Leo, Katie Kimmel, Ryan Doyle, Tate Beck, Meridian Snider, and Cassidy Grabofsky.
Santa looks over the list of things that Hudson Simons shows him. He had all the items written down on a paper and brought them with him to the program to present to Santa. Santa was happy to give out bags of candy that were put together with help by the National Honor Society of Turner School. He gave them to all the good little boys and girls coming to the school that evening.
Santa came to the Turner School to visit all the "nice" kids and hear their wishes after the school program recently. Shown here is Avery Fox, son of April and Brian Fox of Turner. He intently tells Santa all the good things he's done over the past year.
The Turner Public School hosted a concert for everyone in the community to enjoy before their Christmas break began. All grades, kindergarten through sixth grades sang prior to Santa making his yearly visit and to listen to all the children’s wishes. The National Honor Society made up treat bags that were given to all the children as they came up to visit Santa. The Hogeland Happy Housewives Club served refreshments following the program. It was a lovely evening and everyone who attended enjoyed the Christmas spirit that each class presented with their singing.
