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Food, Fun, Lots of Sun Highlight Senior Day Activities
From Staff Reports
May 28, 2025
Senior Miguel Lopez navigates his way through one of the inflatable obstacle courses set up on the football practice fields during Wednesday's Senior Day activities.
Senior Miguel Lopez navigates his way through one of the inflatable obstacle courses set up on the football practice fields during Wednesday’s Senior Day activities.
Joel Salcido Sandoval

Shh. Don’t tell anyone, but a couple of juniors (Photo Editor Estefany Cano and photographer Joel Salcido Sandoval) sneaked into Wednesday’s Senior Day activities to capture the members of the Class of 2025 cutting loose on the practice fields. Senior Activities continue Thursday with slideshow presentations, senior recognitions and a picnic.

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