Frisbees for Food: Students participate in tournament to benefit Cedar Valley Food Bank

By Tiger Hi-Line on October 27, 2017

Nine teams entered the tournament, held by senior leadership during power hour on Wednesday, Oct. 18, by donating cans or $2 per player for the food drive.

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