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Arlee High School students Louis Bunce, Courtney Perry and Nichole Rang will soon travel halfway around the world to Cambodia for an American Youth Leadership Program — a U.S. State Department program — for nearly a month. Camaleigh Old Coyote of St. Ignatius, who was also selected for the trip, was unavailable for the photograph.
Daniel Martynowicz
Camaleigh Old Coyote helps out with an Earth Day event in April and will join her peers as they travel to Cambodia.
Issue Date: 6/12/2013
Last Updated: 6/14/2013 10:56:06 AM |
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