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Gallery: Club Day brings students from all grade levels to South Lawn

Lianne Pearce
September 18, 2014
Three students show their Model United Nations sign during Club Day.

On Tuesday and Wednesday during lunch, students gathered on the South Lawn to promote and sign up for various clubs.

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Four students advertise the Body Positive Club during Club Day at lunch on Thursday, Sept 18.
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