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Pink in October

Aralynn Welker, Reporter • November 13, 2024
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Pink out! Eighth grade cheerleaders Nina Dunio and Kendyl Carney are ready for the football game wearing their pink bows and T-Shirts. Other cheerleaders showed their spirit by also wearing their bows and T-shirts to school.

 

 

 

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Aralynn Welker
Aralynn Welker, Reporter
Hi, my name is Aralynn Welker. I am in eighth grade, and I am a reporter for Livewire. I have two sisters and a cat. Some of my favorite things are hanging out with my friends, shopping, being by the water, visiting new places, summer and Christmas time. I also love to take pictures because they make good memories.