PHOTO GALLERY: Annual ping pong tournament garners student spirit

Sharee Roman, Photojournalist|October 3, 2017

Homecoming Ping Pong Tournament pairs competed on Oct. 3 during X Period for the opportunity to play in front of the whole school at the Pep Fest on Friday.

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