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Sports, science, and spirit

Michealla Foules|August 29, 2014

This gallery showcases the events that happened throughout this week.

The Amazing Race: AP Gov students dive into an educational scavenger hunt around campus

Mediclub president Syrell Gatan and science teacher Ashley Kramer pose for a picture after their first election meeting. This was their second club meeting of the year with over 30 members attending.

Building Future Healers: New medical club launches on campus

Seniors Cody Ayers, Aerie Garcia and Tatianna Nagrete show off their kids backpacks. Ayers wears a Super Mario backpack, Garcia is wearing a Disney Princess backpack, and Nagrete wears a Buzz Lightyear inspired backpack

GALLERY: Blast from the past, Seniors and their nostalgic backpacks

Drum Major Imani Stull leads the Stagg band in a white uniform at the end of their halftime performance. Stull also plays flag football for Stagg's team.

GALLERY: Homecoming Buzz, tailgate festivities, halftime show and nominations

Kassandra Ramirez, senior, poses with a bouquet that she made for a customer. Ramirez also wears a shirt she designed to promote her business that says “In My Florist Era” with her business Instagram name (@KassandrasBouquets).

Small businesses of Stagg: Student florist Kassandra Zavala

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