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Riled up for rivalry: First rally of the school year

Acacia Harrell and Paris Carmody
October 17, 2017
Senior and ASB member, Ivan Rivera, was an MC along with senior Courtney Caldwell for the first the rally. Photos by: Paris Carmody and Acacia Harrell

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