Epic assembly members inspire students

Destiny Lee, Staff Writer|March 22, 2017

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Senior Erica Flores takes a selfie with Epic Assembly member Jake. The Epic assembly members held a meeting after the assembly. Photo by Destiny Lee

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Destiny Lee is a junior at Warsaw High School. This will be her second year writing for The Wildcat. She is involved in FCCLA, English Club, journalism...

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