The Kathy Harris Safety Town class of 2009 poses for a group photo with the instructors and Deputy Friendly, also known as Deputy Ray Rowe. They are displaying the bike helmets they received on the last day of class.
Another class of future kindergarten pupils is a little more aware of safety thanks to Kathy Harris Safety Town.
The class of 2009 graduated Friday at Bristol School.
Through the course the students learn about a number of safety topics, such as traffic, bikes, being a pedestrians, strangers and the school bus. Jill Wagner leads the local lessons for the program, which is sponsored here by Westosha Kiwanis.
Each student this year got a bicyle helmet, handed out by Kenosha County sheriff’s Deputy Ray Rowe, better known to the students as Deputy Friendly.
Here the students sing a song about a safety device, which they performed for their parents in the audience.
