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Donkey Basketball tickets on sale now

Robin Lafford, Reporter
Feb 12, 2024
Photo: Ezri Luna
Teachers Kimberly Gorman and Tracy Underwood at FFA’s Donkey Basketball on Tuesday April. 12, 2023. This was the first time the FFA organization hosted Donkey Basketball as a fundraiser.

The FFA department will be hosting Donkey Basketball on Feb. 23, 2024 in the main gym.

To purchase a ticket for $7.00, find any FFA member in advance, or you can pay a visit to Mrs. Baron’s office to acquire your tickets.  The first game will be seniors vs. staff. The second game will be elementary vs. Jr. high.

The option for a trial run for Non-Livestock entry for Montgomery County or gaining traction to a small business will also be available to students. Each year FFA is only allowed two fundraisers, so there will also be a silent auction held in conjunction with Donkey Basketball. If you are interested in donating or participating in the silent auction, please contact Shelbie Hutchinson in Room 3317 or Jessica Smith in Room 3313.

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Robin Lafford, Reporter
Robin Lafford is a reporter for Caney Creek High School, focusing on national and international news. Lafford has been part of staff for a few weeks, previously being a photographer and moving when photography teacher Ms. Treistman said she would be a good fit since they are very interested in politics. She formerly participated in robotics, going to a Lego Ag. competition where her friends won 3rd place. Their freshman year they lettered in academics, receiving a letterman early in her sophomore year. She has been in many AP and honors classes through her high school career, taking great pride in being an A-B student. Lafford takes great interest in music, her favorite band being Pierce the Veil. They enjoy reading, art, and spending time with her best friend Kaleb.
Ezri Luna
Ezri Luna, Photography Editor
Ezri Luna is a photographer and one of the three photo editors at Caney Creek High School. He is in charge of assigning camera equipment along with beats to each of the photographers. He has been on staff for two years, he is also in band as a trombone and is one of the trombone section leaders. He's never accomplished anything in life :(. He's from Deerwood and always says "anyone can rise up".
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