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The Choirs of Gretna High School Show Off Their Talent

Kailey MacDowell, Staff Reporter|December 9, 2020

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Students show off their moves during the concert choir on Oct. 6, 2020 at Gretna High School.

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Kailey MacDowell is a sophomore at GHS and in her first year on The Dragon staff. She is involved in Yearbook because she takes pride in the fact that...

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