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band, band, Arne, was a U-High graduate

She She came here partially because her hus-

fresh fresh blood

tralia tralia and a lot of class.

Director Director Karen Duncan

and and showing up at all the sporting events She's she introduced could, Athletic U-High to its first highlight video at the

cute cute five years ago, Ms. Duncan offered some the the position, has shown U-High a bit of Aus-

devil. devil. Introducing words such as "piffle

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the field. field. the

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could could keep going and going and going

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letes letes and the coaches the schedules they

sports sports banquets and in return

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and and compliments. I think I did a pretty good job of taking them both.

Justin Justin in track for three years. "He does everything that he is supposed

years years and took a role as goalkeeper and one of the captains on this

years years team

ence ence sophomore, junior and senior years

sophomore sophomore and junior years and was named first team All-Confer­

for for basketball for the last three years. Named Player of the Year in

the the Conference his sophomore year, Justin won the scoring titles his

to to do and more. He uses his brain and will surely succeed." spoE!JlOOSible. spoE!JlOOSible. Three of year

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student student and

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Duncan, Duncan, one of Angie's biggest fans.

has has lots of energy.

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on on both the soccer team and volleyball teams with Angie.

and and soccer teams this year.

only only playing on the teams, Angie was captain of both the volleyball

track, track, Angie has helped most of the teams to winning records. Not

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Already Already winning plenty of awards, Justin won the Coaches Award

Not Not only a basketball standout, Justin also played soccer for four

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I I think I was a pretty good leader," he said. "A leader, to me, is someone

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