GALLERY: Seniors Participate in First Annual Senior Walk

Shreya Dasari, Editor in Chief| June 4, 2016

Seniors cheered on by current Canyon Creek Elementary students.
Canyon Creek Elementary alumni pose for a picture.
Laurel Mountain Elementary alumni pose for a picture with LME Principal Jan Richards.
Seniors receive high fives from current Spicewood Elementary students.
Spicewood Elementary alumni pose for a picture.
Seniors cheered on by current Canyon Creek Elementary students.
Canyon Creek Elementary alumni pose for a picture.

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Shreya Dasari, Editor in Chief

Hello, I’m Shreya Dasari, and I’m the Editor in Chief for The Horizon. I’ve been on the Student Press staff since my freshman year. I like to sleep...

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