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Annual senior luncheon and first performance of “High School Musical”

SARA MALONEY
November 14, 2024
Seniors gathered for the annual luncheon followed by the final dress rehearsal of this year’s musical, “High School Musical.” Seniors were served by high school students and administrators. The food service staff prepared all week for this full Thanksgiving dinner that included 50 pies.
 
The high school production of “High School Musical” will have its first official performance at 7 p.m. tonight (Thursday) and again at 7 p.m. Saturday. Tickets are $5 at the door for students and $10 for other community members.
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SARA MALONEY
SARA MALONEY, Managing editor
Sara Maloney graduated from the University of Kansas in 2023. She’s been writing for the Eudora Times for over three years. Born and raised in Overland Park, Sara loves Kansas and is excited to continue covering the Eudora community. Sara is passionate about community journalism and was formerly a Poynter-Koch Media and Journalism fellow. In her free time, Sara enjoys tending to her houseplants, going to coffee shops and hunting for treasures at antique stores.
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