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Beauty and the Beast- BTS

Hannah Doehrer, Reporter • March 3, 2025
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Focus! Eighth grader Alonna Pfahler looks at her script tracking the show and checking for no missed cues. Pfahler is the stage manager for the show, so it all goes orderly. “I’m so glad to have this opportunity. There can be struggles sometimes, so you just have to make sure to be extra tough,” Pfahler said.
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Skillfully helpful. Shown here is the Greater Altoona Career and Technology Center. This school lets kids in high school come over for half a day to learn skills that can let them come out of school and join the work force, or continue on to post-secondary school. baking and pastry arts instructor, Chef Pamela Kenawell, said, "CTCs are beneficial to students because it gives them hands-on learning and a step ahead for their futures in the trades."
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Hannah Doehrer
Hannah Doehrer, Reporter
My name is Hannah Doehrer. I’m in eighth grade, and I just started getting into news writing this year. I always loved creative writing and thought writing for news would be fun, so this is great. My hobbies usually include singing, reading, playing volleyball and drawing. I’m a part of the chorus and drama club here at the school and have been since I came to this school in sixth grade.