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Musical costume rehearsal runs smoothly

Brittani Park, Graphic Artist
October 30, 2018
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Alicia Feyerherm
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Sophomore Caitlin Leiker runs through her lines during the costume rehearsal on Oct. 29.
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About the Contributors
Brittani Park
Brittani Park, Staff Reporter/Infographics
Brittani Park is a senior this year and this is her first year in Newspaper. Brittani’s favorite things are people, music, art and the color yellow. She loves being creative and plans on pursuing a career in graphic design after high school.
Alicia Feyerherm
Alicia Feyerherm, Editor-in-Chief
Alicia Feyerherm is a senior, and this is her fourth year in Newspaper. She is very honored and excited to be in the role of Editor-in-Chief this year. She is also involved in Tribe Broadcasting, Scholar’s Bowl, Red Cross Club, Leadership Team and is the Student Council President. Alicia also works as as a dietary aid at Via Christi. In her spare time, Alicia likes to hang out with her friends, take naps and make videos for her YouTube channel.