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GALLERY: Theater presents “Clue”

Oct 12, 2023

 

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Photo: Jorge Ventura
LOOK. Junior Ana Chavez and senior Evan Underwood looking at the body that appeared after the lights were cut during the performance of “Clue’’ on Wednesday, Oct. 4, 2023. Chavez played Mrs. White and Underwood played Wadsworth the butler. The play was based on the murder mystery board game and movie "Clue".

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Jorge Ventura
Jorge Ventura, Sports Editor (Co-Ed)
Jorge Ventura is photographer at Caney Creek, he takes photos of sports, clubs & organizations and in school events. This is his first year being apart of staff, previously he was on Caney Creek basketball team as a freshman. He is also apart of AV video and production class.
Bryant Benitez
Bryant Benitez, Photojournalist
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