September 12 - Southview High School

October 3, 2016
Volume 40, Issue 9
*Southview’s Web Page *Sports Page
*DynaCal Website
*District Web Page *Facebook Page *E-Flyer for Southview
It’s Homecoming Weekend. Join us for the Homecoming football game vs.
Maumee tonight. Bring your raingear and see who will be crowned
Southview’s Queen. Good luck to Lauren Andrews, Charley Kale, Brianna
Webb Kamelesky, Macenzi Pawlowski and Michaela Strube! Saturday night
is the Homecoming Dance from 8-11pm.
The Homecoming Dance is being expanded to include food and games. Our
hope is to have more students attend and enjoy the evening. Tickets for the
night were on sale all week and can be bought at the door. Prices are $20 for
a single and $40 for a couple. All students will have to have a parent
signature on a school dance form.
Have you ever wondered where the
rainbow ends? #Southview
@mmb2472 @hessjodi34@southviewcougar
In two short weeks, it will be the end of the 1st quarter. How time flies. It is
time for students and parents to check PowerSchool to ensure all grades are
in order and there will be no end of quarter surprises. The Learning Center
(TLC) is available for any student who needs extra help in their
academics. It is available each period of the school day. See your counselor
for more information.
Congratulations to the 2016 Homecoming Court: Freshman—Sophia Rees;
Sophomore—Leticia Ruma; Juniors—Sydnie Davis and Madelyn Duling
(tie); and Seniors—Lauren Andrews, Charley Kale, Macenzi Pawlowski,
Michaela Strube, and Brianna Webb Kamelesky.
Juniors who take this test can qualify for National Merit Recognition and Scholarships. Sophomores can take
this test for practice. This test will be given at Southview on Wednesday, October 19, periods 1-5. To
register, bring a $15 check or money order made out to “Southview High School” to the Guidance Office.
Deadline to register is October 11.
SOUTVHIEW’S HOMECOMING COURT
Freshman—Sophia Rees
Sophomore—Leticia Ruma
Juniors—Sydnie Davis and Madelyn Duling (tie)
Seniors—Lauren Andrews
Charley Kale
Brianna Webb Kamelesky
Macenzi Pawlowski
Michaela Strube
COUGARNOW FANS AND APP USERS:
We are excited to announce our Homecoming Bid winners. Two names were
picked at random of students with more than 100 points. Congratulations to
Connor Bush and Matthew Rothschild. If attending Homecoming, don’t
forget to ”check in” at the dance and earn more points!
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COUGAR OF THE WEEK—BELLE CONGER
Social Studies teacher, Mrs. Rachel Schoch,
has nominated Isabel (Belle) Conger for
Cougar of the Week. Mrs. Schoch shares,
“Belle is a critical thinker that excels in the
classroom. Belle tends to think outside the
box, so her ideas add a new dimension to
classroom discussions. She is also kind and
courteous to both classmates and teachers.
Belle represents the best of Southview High
School.”
Belle is the daughter of Rachel and Doug
Conger. In her spare time she enjoys writing
(horror), sing (she has participated in musicals at Southview and in the community). If
she could meet anyone in the world it would
be Stephen King because he is very interesting and he has written books very well.
Congratulations Belle!
Thank you to the Envirothon Team members, Jessie
Richie, Hannah Halsey, Sydnie Davis and Nicholas
Puterbaugh, who attended Thursday’s Sylvania Rotary
meeting and heard Mayor Craig Stough who talked
about the different options for supplying water to
Sylvania residents.
Please join us at the next Parent
Club meeting on Wednesday,
October 5 at 9:00 a.m. in the
main office conference room.
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From the Office of Teaching & Learning — Mrs. Libby McIlwain
Testing Information:
The new testing format has been decided upon by the Ohio Department of Education. Ohio’s State Tests (OSTs formerly known as the AIR tests for the past two years) will be given twice this year. The first testing window is
December 5th -9th. This testing time will be for students who need to make up a test, who did not score well previously
on a test, or for students who may have to take many tests and can take some of the tests prior to the spring testing
window. The school will let students and parents know who should be testing during this December time frame. In
addition, spring testing will take place at the end of March, with the tentative dates being March 27 - 31. More
information will be released in the future regarding spring testing dates, times, and procedures.
Students in the classes of 2018 and beyond (current juniors, sophomores and freshmen) need to take the OSTs as
graduation requirements. The “end of course tests” the students must take are: ELA 1 (9th grade English), ELA II (10th
grade English), Algebra I, Geometry, Biology, American History, and American Government. Since they are “end of
course tests” the students take them the year they are enrolled in that specific class. Typically sophomores will be the
heaviest testing year, with a traditional 10th grader taking ELA II, Biology, Geometry, and American History. This
does not differ much from the days of the OGT when students took 5 tests starting their sophomore year.
Graduation requirements/points:
Students earn graduation points when taking the OSTs. Students must earn 18 points to be eligible for graduation, with
the following being required:
Math - minimum of 4 points
English - minimum of 4 points
Science & Social Studies - 6 points across both subjects
If your student is a current sophomore or junior, you can see the number of graduation points earned by looking at the
Ohio State Test results report that was mailed to your home on August 3rd.
If you have any questions about testing or graduation requirements, please do not hesitate to call or send an email to
your student’s counselor or Libby McIlwain, Assistant Principal of Teaching and Learning. We are here to help guide
you and your students through this process.
Contact information:
Shelley Peer - students with names
A-Fe
(ext. 6110) [email protected]
Tony Geha - students with names
Fi-Le
(ext. 6111) [email protected]
Jodi Hess - students with names
Li-Ro
(ext. 6113) [email protected]
Teresa Ontko - students with names
Ru-Z
(ext. 6114) [email protected]
Libby McIlwain - assistant principal
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(ext. 6102) [email protected]
Asthma Facts
Do you know that approximately 8.6% of children/teenagers have Asthma? Asthma can effect
many and Fall is a time of year when many complications can occur. Here are a few things to
keep in mind:
Always carry your inhaler with you and use a spacer to help distribute your medicine more
effectively.
Let your friends know that you have Asthma so they can be aware and look out for
symptoms that need managed quickly.
If have a history of an attack during exercise, take your rescue inhaler beforehand to keep
your airways open.
If you have Asthma and have not contacted your school nurse, stop in to discuss your Asthma
so an action plan can be created.
STUDENTS STAYING AFTER SCHOOL
All students need to leave the building by 2:45pm.
For safety reasons, students who need to stay later than 2:45p.m. need to be
supervised by a coach, a teacher, or a club advisor, etc.
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Week of October 3
Seniors may sign up to attend informational meetings with reps from the following colleges
next week:
Monday October 3– Central Michigan
Tuesday October 4 – College of Wooster, Grand Valley State, University of Dayton
Wednesday October 5 – Baldwin Wallace, Vanderbilt
Thursday October 6 – Ohio Northern, Kent State
Friday October 7 – Capital University, Albion College
Students should see Mrs. Yoshino for a college representative visit pass at least one day prior
to the scheduled meeting time.
Upcoming test dates:
December 10, 2016
ACT
Registration deadline- November 4
December 3, 2016
SAT
Registration Deadline- November 3
Applying to College Means Completing the FAFSA- https://fafsa.ed.gov/
FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) Update for 2016
Senior students can start to fill out the FAFSA starting October 1, 2016 for the
2017-2018 Academic Year. This is three months earlier than previous years.
Senior students that intend to pursue post-secondary education can submit their FAFSA
using 2015 tax information for the 2017-2018 Academic Year. In previous years this
would have been 2016 info.
Need help or clarification with FAFSA? Look for an October meeting announcement –
coming soon.
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Sr Composite Photos @ Southview Oct. 13 and 14
Guidance Office Conference Room
John Crisman has once again agreed to bring all of his equipment here to Southview to make
getting your son or daughter’s composite photo taken convenient for you. We have scheduled
two consecutive days: Thursday, October 13 and Friday, October 14. Students just need to
stop by the Guidance Office Conference room during one of their lunch hours for a
professionally retouched formal composite photo.
Students should come dressed up and ready to go.
It is important to note here, that John does this as a favor to the Sylvania Community. He is
not making a tremendous profit on these pictures, as he is charging a nominal price for them.
At the shoot, he will show the student the photos he has taken and the student will proof them
on the spot. We will put that photo in the yearbook.
We will not send you the proofs. What you take is what you get.
I note this only because we had a few parents treat this as a full priced shoot and wanted tocome in and formally choose photos and John does not get reimbursed for the extra time involved. In fact, he is hardly reimbursed for the two days he gives up for us and he allows us
to use his lighting equipment for senior superlatives at this time as well.
Any questions, please email me at [email protected]
The price is as follows and should be paid at the time of the shoot:
$25 for a formal composite suitable for the yearbook
or
$45 for a formal composite suitable for the yearbook and an 8x10, two 5x7’s, and 8 wallets of
that photo
Thank you,
Elizabeth Rauscher
Meridian Advisor
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Last weekend the 2nd Annual 48 Hour Play Festival was held at
Springfield High School. Students were given a genre, prop and line
to incorporate and had 48 hours to write, rehearse and perform the
show. Congratulations to the team of Brie Dona, Mariam Fneiche,
Sunita Dhar, Jordan Topoleski, and Nathan Davenport on winning
Best Overall. This is the second year Southview has won best in
show!
Mr. Jeff Streeter
and Detective
Janet Zale were
presenting
information
about Social
Media along
with Drug and
Alcohol Abuse.
Mr. Duffey’s
Physics class
studying
forces.
Southview staff with Lt. Justin Music
with updates on the ALICE training.
Reyanna Ruiz is giving Mr.
McMurray a new style of haircut
during Cosmetology Class.
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Southview Grad and local Artist, John Bucher, was chosen to paint a mural in downtown Sylvania. John’s
design concept was chosen from 15 submissions, said Jennifer Archer, executive director of the Sylvania
Community Arts Commission, who asked artists earlier this year to submit designs that spoke to community.
It will be painted on a 92-foot long and 20-foot high wall at 5658 N. Main St., an office building owned by
John Wallace.
“Instead of depicting different members of the community through realistic depictions such as clear
distinctions of skin color, expression of race and culture, etc., I decided to create individuality of each depicted
image, but altogether, each shares an element with other images and serves to complete and benefit the
whole,” Bucher wrote in his design intent.
Dave White Chevrolet has donated the $2,000 prize for the winning artist design.
Archer said this is the second mural project in downtown Sylvania’s Red Bird Arts District. The first was
Roots of Sylvania, a mural behind 6622 Maplewood Ave. The painting by artist Dani Fuller includes elements
of the city’s history.
“Murals can start conversations among people, good and bad … It makes anything you look at more dynamic
and engaging,” Archer said. “I think communities are moving toward them because it does make [the
community] more engaging, but it also draws people out to see what is changing their community.”
http://www.toledoblade.com/Art/2016/09/22/Sylvania-bringing-mural-to-Main-Street-Design-takes-anabstract-approach.print
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Southview with parents, students, and
Rotary members.
Southview raised
$410.00 selling Race
For The Cure t-shirts
to be donated to the
Northwest Susan G.
Komen for the Cure.
Medical Series presentation
Miriam Aggrey attends the
Superintendent Breakfast with
Mr. Scott Nelson.
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Reemsnyder Decorating
donated $1,000.00 to the
Athletic Department. A
giant check was presented at
last week’s football game.
SOUTHVIEW ATHLETICS
Corecoursegpa.com is available to SV Students
Corecoursegpa.com, a web-based interactive tool, is available to all Southview High School student-athletes
and their parents free of charge. If your child has aspirations of competing athletically as a freshman at an
NCAA Division I or II school, he/she must meet NCAA Initial Eligibility standards, including core course
GPA and ACT/SAT test score requirements. Corecoursegpa.com allows you to easily track your son or
daughter’s progress toward meeting those requirements, beginning as soon as the first semester of their
freshman year at Southview.
To activate your child’s Corecoursegpa.com membership, follow these simple steps:
Go to www.corecoursegpa.com
Enter School ID and School Code in the New Member Account Creation Box:
School ID: 364931
School Code: 710900452
Click “continue”
Fill in the appropriate fields in the Create New Student Account form
Click “submit”
Email [email protected] if you need assistance in setting up an account.
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SOUTHVIEW ATHLETICS
Corecoursegpa.com is available to SV Students
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FALL SENIOR ATHLETIC NIGHTS
Congratulations to all of our Fall Senior athletes. They will be recognized on the following dates:
Girls Soccer: 10/5 vs. Bowling Green
Volleyball: 10/10 vs. Napoleon
Football, Cheer, Cross-Country, and Golf: 10/14
Thank you athletes and parents for your service and dedication to the Southview Athletic Department.
SOUTHVIEW ATHLETICS
GO TO THE GAME AND EARN REWARDS
GO TO THE GAME and EARN REWARDS...JOIN CougarNow!
CougarNow is a fan loyalty and engagement platform that encourages our students to attend school events,
earn points, and get rewards. Download the CougarNow Counts app on Google Play or the App Store.
See the attached flyer on page 20 for more information.
There is still time to purchase a Southview High School Sports Pass for the 2016-2017 school year. All
sports packages include Cougar Club Membership and entry into all HOME Southview athletic events. This
includes all SPRING sporting events, which the NLL will be charging admission for beginning this year.
The packages start as low as $85 for a student. See the attached flyer for more information.
Please join us at the next Cougar Club meeting on Monday, October 3,
at 7:00 p.m. in the main office conference room.
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Cougar Sports Highlights:
Over the weekend, the Sylvania Equestrian Team had their first meet. They scored a total of 160 points,
ranking them 3rd in the district so far. Scoring from Southview were riders Rachel Baer, Jaret Hoschak,
Alayna Hoschak and Amanda Jabri. Congratulations!
Congratulations to the Boys Varsity Golf team on their 13 shot victory over Whitmer. Ryan Fries led the
Cougars with a 35, Jason Johnson had a 38 with another EAGLE, Isaac Gudelman, Trevor Campradt, and
Jake Nelson all shot a 42.
Last Saturday, the Boy’s Cross Country Team competed in the Cardinal Stritch Invitational at Maumee Bay
State Park. Arthur Liu led the way, placing 14th with a time of 17:43. He was followed by Brendan Hammer,
Jude Platz, Cameron Garcia, and Cole McKown. Congratulations to the entire team on your 5th place finish! Next Saturday, the boys will compete in the Old Fort Invitational - Go SVXC!!!
The Girls Cross Country Team competed at the Cardinal Stritch Invitational at Maumee Bay State
Park. Leading the pack in 8th and 9th place were Anika and Lily Sweeney. Great job to all the Lady
Cougars!
The Lady Cougar's Varsity Soccer team defeated Northwood 9-0. Scoring for the Cougars were: Mann-2, M.
Ortman-2, Pool-1, Brown-1, Kale-1, Crandall-1, and Biddle-1. Congratulations on their ranking of 19th in
the state in Division 1. With big games coming up we need your support. Make sure to check your Cougar
now app for game times.
Congratulations to the JV Volleyball team on their win over Springfield in 2! Their record improved to 6-3 !
Tuesday night, the Boys Varsity Soccer team defeated Springfield 2-0 on Senior Night with goals from Nolan
Johnson and Zeke Schuele, while goalkeeper Alex Brock earned the shutout. Thank you to all of the seniors
for a great four years—Alek Christy, Cobi Kufel, Shawn McMurray, Will Sowers, Jonathan Walasinski, Evan
Waldie, and Trey Watson.
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Weekly Activities
October 3—October 9, 2016
Monday, October 3 - Schedule 1 – Rosh Hashanah
Matrix Meeting at 8:21 am
Custodial meeting – 2:00 pm
College Visit - Central Michigan 5th period
Tuesday, October 4- Schedule 1
College Visit – University of Wooster 1st period, Grand Valley State 4th period, and
University of Dayton 8th period
Wednesday, October 5– Schedule 1
Chamber of Commerce luncheon at Sylvania Country Club
Department Chair meeting at 1:40 pm
College Visits—Baldwin Wallace 3rd period and Vanderbilt 4th period
WEDNESDAY DETENTION—Room 142C, Sarah Gladieux
Thursday, October 6– Schedule 1
Leadership Toledo Breakfast
A-Team Meeting
Rotary
College Visit – Ohio Northern (4th period) and Kent State (8th period)
SEA meeting – 4-5 pm
Friday, October 7 – Schedule 1
College Visit – Capital University (2nd period) Albion College (4th period)
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October
3
3-4
Cougar Club Mtg.
7:00pm SV Conference Rm.
Rosh Hashanah
Room 180
4
Drama Booster Mtg.
7:00pm
4
Wrestling Kids Camp
6:pm-8:30pm
5
Interact Board Mtg.
7:00am SV Conference Rm.
5
Parent Club Mtg.
9:00am SV Conference Rm.
5
Chamber of Commerce Mtg.
5
Department Chair Mtg.
1:43pm SV Conference Rm.
6
Leadership Toledo Breakfast
7:30am Stranahan Great Hall
6
11:45am
SV Gym
Sylvania Country Club
Rotary 11:45am-1:15pm Mancy’s Italian
SV Parent Club Fall Garage Sale Set-up and
7
Drop Off
All Day
SV Aux. Gym
8
SV Parent Club Fall Garage Sale
8:00am-2:00pm
SV Aux. Gym
10
Band to play at new library’s grand opening 8:30am-11:30am
10
Senior Volleyball Night
11-12
12
13
Staff Mtg
2:30pm
SV Library
Rotary 11:45am-1:15pm
Mancy’s Italian
SV Aux. Gym
Interact Pizza Mtg. for Interact Members Only
During lunches
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Fall Play
7:00pm
14
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Yom Kippur
13
14
New Library
Lunch Caucus for staff During lunches
Josten’s presentation for Senior Cap & Gowns
SV Theatre
SV Conf. Rm. B
SV Theatre
Through a comprehensive curriculum that includes test-taking strategies, quizzes, additional
practice tests, and skills review, The University
of Toledo ACT Preparation Course uses pre-test
and post-test diagnostics to identify areas in
which high school students can improve.
Dates:
October 11, 2016—November 15, 2016
(Tuesdays & Thursdays)
Location:
UT Main Campus, Rocket Hall
Room TBD
Course Schedule
Class Dates
Tues., Oct. 11 (pre-test)
Tuesday, Oct. 18
Thursday, Oct. 20
Tuesday, Oct. 25
Thursday, Oct. 27
Tuesday, Nov. 1
Thursday, Nov. 3
Tuesday, Nov. 8
Thursday, Nov. 10
Times
4:00 p.m.—7:30 p.m.
4 p.m. - 6 p.m.
4 p.m. - 6 p.m.
4 p.m. - 6 p.m.
4 p.m. - 6 p.m.
4 p.m. - 6 p.m.
4 p.m. - 6 p.m.
4 p.m. - 6 p.m.
4 p.m. - 6 p.m.
Tues., Nov. 15 (post-test) 4:00 p.m.—7:30 p.m.
Register online:
www.utoledo.edu/success/actprepcourse/
Registration deadline: Friday, September 30, 2016
Questions? Contact Julie Radwanski at
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Sylvania Southview
Garage Sale
Saturday
October 8, 2016
8am to 2pm
Items Accepted:
Furniture, Small Appliances
Clothing, Jewelry
Toys, Books
Stereo Equipment ,
Tapes, DVD’s and CD’s
Household Items, Electronics
Exercise & Sports Equipment
Antiques
NO Car Seats or Large Appliances and TV’s Accepted
Drop Off
September 17 & 18
11am - 2pm
September 24 & 25
11am - 2 pm
October 1 & 2 11am - 2pm
October 7
10 am - 6 pm
The set up date for this huge sale is Friday, October 7. The actual sale event will be held on Saturday,
October 8. All money raised from the sale provides monetary funds for SV Teacher Grants and with Senior
Activities. Please sign up to help! http://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0a48a4ac28a4fa7-sylvania If you have
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SOUTHVIEW HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS PASS APPLICATION 2016-17 Page 1 of 2
PLEASE PRINT
FAMILY LAST NAME:
PHONE:
ADDRESS:
CITY:
ZIP:
E-MAIL ADDRESS:
FAMILY MEMBERSHIPS ARE RESTRICTED TO PARENTS AND SIBLINGS IN FIRST THROUGH TWELFTH
GRADE OR COLLEGE TO AGE 22. ALL SPORTS PACKAGES INCLUDE COUGAR CLUB MEMBERSHIP AND
ENTRY INTO ALL HOME SOUTHVIEW ATHLETIC EVENTS. ALL SPORTS REQUIRE ADMISSION
Type
STUDENT
Description
Quantity
Cost
Total
1 Student sports pass
_____@
$85
__________
$140
__________
$175
__________
$30
__________
$210
__________
Name: ________________________________________________
BASIC
1 adult sports pass
_____@
Name: ________________________________________________
SINGLE FAMILY
Adult Name:
1 adult/ 1 student pass
_____@
__________________________________________
Student Name: _________________________________________
Additional student (sibling)
_____@
Student Name: _________________________________________
FAMILY
2 adult/1 student OR
_____@
1 adult/2 student
Name: __________________________________________
Student or Adult
Name: __________________________________________
Student or Adult
Name: __________________________________________
Student or Adult
Additional student (sibling)
_____@
$30
__________
$235
__________
Student Name: _________________________________________
FAMILY PLUS
2 adult/2 student passes
_____@
Name: __________________________________________
Student or Adult
Name: __________________________________________
Student or Adult
Name: __________________________________________
Student or Adult
Name: __________________________________________
Student or Adult
Additional student (sibling)
_____@
Student Name: _________________________________________
$30
__________
TOTAL
__________
SOUTHVIEW HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS PASS APPLICATION 2016-17
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PAYMENT
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE, WE ACCEPT CASH, CHECK, VISA AND MASTERCARD
MEMBERSHIP/SPORTS PASSES
□
CASH
:
□
TOTAL
CHECK NO.
Make check payable to Southview Cougar Club
NAME ON CREDIT CARD
VISA OR MASTERCARD (CIRCLE ONE)
CARD NUMBER _____________________________________________
EXPIRATION DATE _____________________________________________
BILLING ADDRESS
BILLING ZIP CODE___________
AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE
THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING THE COUGAR CLUB AND SOUTHVIEW ATHLETICS
FOR QUESTIONS REGARDING THIS FORM PLEASE CONTACT:
JIM HUSS
419-824-8734
OR
JODI HESS 419-824-8467
PLEASE RETURN COMPLETED THE MEMBERSHIP FORM AND PAYMENT TO:
SOUTHVIEW HIGH SCHOOL
ATTN: JODI HESS
7225 SYLVANIA AVENUE
SYLVANIA, OHIO 43560
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Choir Chipotle Fundraiser Night
Chipotle Fundraising Night will be on Thursday,
October 6th from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. at the Central Ave.
location. If people go and give them the flyer below the
Choir will receive 50% of the sales.
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