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Children’s Relay Fun

All decked out in cool shades and barnyard animal ears, these students from St. John the Baptist-Gildehaus were having fun at the annual Jordan Scheer Memorial Children’s Relay for Life. This year’s theme was barnyard. Students from 15 schools raised more than $18,000 for the event, which was held Friday, April 27, at Washington High School. From left are Bree Nieder, Alyssa Wienstroer, Belle Nieder, Elizabeth Simily and Andrew Simily.

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