Published March 03, 2010, 08:50 AM
W-C students get pink pancakes
The elementary students at the Wimbledon-Courtenay site of the Barnes County North School District recently celebrated the 100th day of school in a unique way. The teachers cooked 100 pink pancakes, which they served to the students. The pancakes were colored pink to show support to Wimbledon-Courtenay High School senior Erin Christ, who is battling Hodgkins’ lymphoma and in observance of Coaches against Cancer.
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Teachers Kay Albrecht and Julie Sizer serve pink pancakes to the elementary students at the Wimbledon-Courtenay site of the Barnes County North School District.
The elementary students at the Wimbledon-Courtenay site of the Barnes County North School District recently celebrated the 100th day of school in a unique way. The teachers cooked 100 pink pancakes, which they served to the students. The pancakes were colored pink to show support to Wimbledon-Courtenay High School senior Erin Christ, who is battling Hodgkins’ lymphoma and in observance of Coaches against Cancer.
Pictured are Teachers Kay Albrecht and Julie Sizer serving pink pancakes to the elementary students at the Wimbledon-Courtenay site of the Barnes County North School District.
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