Lamar seniors visit West Elementary

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Lamar High School seniors paraded through the halls of West Elementary on Thursday, May 15. High School Principal Jennifer Beem concluded the assembly with a special story time reading of, “Oh the Places You’ll Go”, by Dr. Seuss.


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