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Opening Ceremony: 2024 – 2025

A glace through the CHS opening ceremony that kicked off the 2024- 2025 school year for the staff and students.
By Paige Plavnick
August 26, 2024

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On May 23, senior Sebastian Berenfeld and the entire Hunscher-Young Forum pull with all their might during the tug-of-war competition at CHS’s annual end-of-year Field Day. Berenfeld has always looked forward to Field Day and wanted to give it his all one last time.“Tug-of-war and Field Day in general is by far my favorite school day of the year,” Berenfeld said.“There’s just something really fun that brings everyone together.”
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About the Contributor
Paige Plavnick
Paige Plavnick, Web Editor-in-Chief
This is Paige’s is third year on the Communicator staff and her second as a Website Editor-in-Chief. When she is not working in room 300, she can be found puting together a production in the Craft Theater, working across the street at Sparrow Market or finding some new gluten free recipie to attempt to bake. She enjoys waterskiing, swimming, adventures and spending time with friends. Paige is excited (and sad) for her last year at Community and as a part of the Communicator staff.