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Seniors are invited to a tailgate party after graduation practice on June 1st for $5, which will cover hamburgers, hot dogs and catering. Students should sign up and pay their homeroom teacher by May 20th so the caterer can be given a final count. Seniors are also asked to volunteer bringing additional items like plates and food to supplement the meal.
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The document contains announcements for students at Stayner Collegiate regarding upcoming events and deadlines including a food drive, Christmas assembly performer signups, Grease rehearsal details, Christmas dinner order info, band trip practice, grad polls, soccer chocolate fundraiser rules, lunch specials, pickup basketball, lunch eating areas, meeting with Ms. Moritz, college visit signups, Friday night drop-in, and a reminder to check the school website.
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