Young & Young-At-Heart: Pelican talent young and old shines at nursing home, kindergarten events

by Nicole WK
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From the tiniest kindergarten voices to the timeless tunes of Pelican Valley Senior Living residents, Pelican Rapids celebrated creativity across the ages last week—with a special Viking Elementary performance, and the debut of a Pelican Valley’s “Got Talent” show.


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Third-graders, left, and fourth-graders, far right, perform “Rock the Earth”during their “Superheroes for the Earth” program at the Pelican Rapids High School Fine Arts Auditorium on Friday, May 9. The song is an obvious favorite among the Viking Elementary students who both sang and performed the actions of the song with enthusiasm.
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Pelican 5-6th grade volleyball team; from left, back row: Coach Isaman, Nicole Diaz, Kloe Klovstad, LilyAna Pixley, Dakota Budke, Esther Peter L to R middle row: Amya Hovland, Jemma Januzewski, Kayse Kirkwood, Allie Field, Lainey Motz L to R front row: Brooklyn Berry, Marybeth Breen Not pictured that played in Underwood: Jayda Wolf, Mackenzie Spaeth, Piper Hoadley, Olivia Martinez
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