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The snow fell for three
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days on the mission’s trip.

Some native Floridians

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saw snow for the first time.

Rachel Brownlee said,

“The first thing I did was

call my best friend and yell

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into the phone, ‘Guess

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Jwhat, it’s snowing!’”
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Trevor Conklin winds up at

the plate. Although Trevor

was a great hitter, his

greatest strength was in

the outfield. Nicknamed

the “Black Hole.” he had
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an .986 fielding average

and was named best de- |

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Time-outs not only gave “Tradition!” In unison cho­

the team time to rest,
reography, the cast of

but also gave Coach
spring musical, Fiddler on
Dave Drury a chance to
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review plays, correct

the opening song. Learn­
mistakes, and encour­

age the team. Whether ing the choreography was

winning or losing, the a tedious process, but it

time was valuable for came together under the

the team’s spirit. direction of Tia Sherman.

Seniors Joseph Hogrefe

and Sarah Butler enjoy the
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which was held at the 'v-: . ;

Clearwater Hilton resort,

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