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Annual end to Homecoming week
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Photo by Ava
Junior Sloane Sauls and senior Oscar Mendoza dancing together.

On Friday, October 6th. Students and staff come together on the football field for the last hour of the school day to enjoy games,  announcing of the student and staff homecoming court, dances put together by the dance team, stunts put together by the cheerleading squad, songs played by the band, and many more fun things. This yearly tradition is planned and put together by the leadership and journalism class.

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Ava Babson
Ava Babson, content creator director
Ava Babson is a 17 year old senior and is starting her 4th semester in journalism. Babson splits her time between living in Ash with her dad and Sunset Beach with her mom. She continues to do journalism because she loves photography and making videos. Babson is starting her 4th and final year of volleyball at school.  "I enjoy playing volleyball because it is fun and a good bonding experience," said Babson. "There are also a lot of memories I have made in the past 4 years. I love learning new and different things each year and pushing myself to become stronger physically and mentally."  Babson is not 100% positive about what she wants to do with her future. She is currently interested in going to school for Public Relations and Digital Media, possibly doing photography as a side job, and moving out of Brunswick County. In Ava’s spare time off campus, she spends her time with her friends, family, and boyfriend. She enjoys going to the beach, shopping, bowling, making money, traveling, and doing photography at the Race track on the weekends. “Photography is something I've always had a passion for,” said Babson. “You can express all types of emotions and expressions with photography, especially if you are taking photos of sports or anything in public. It is just something that excites me.”  [gallery ids="17421"]

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