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STUDENTS SING NATIONAL ANTHEM

March 31, 2017 The Waynedale News Staff 0 min read

Area Catholic school students sang the National Anthem at the Komet Hockey game for the You Can Lend A Hand Program.

From left to right:
Vivienne Clark-Most Precious Blood School, Lillian Holzinger-Huntington Catholic, Leah Pranger-St. John New Haven, Olivia Wright-St. Vincent De Paul, Noelle Voglewede-St. Louis Academy, Bradyn Simshauser-St. Rose of Lima, Maddie Freiburger-St. Charles Borromeo, Mercedes Gonzales-Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic School, Jessica Willavize-St. Mary of the Assumption Avilla, Samantha Walter-Saint Bernard Wabash, Lydia Girardot-St. Aloysius Yoder.

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