Erica Pfleiderer receives the Most Sportsmanlike Female award. Pictured with her is Mrs. Kurkiniemi.
WLSS student receive Most Sportsmanlike award
Erica Pfleiderer receives the Most Sportsmanlike Female award. Pictured with her is Mrs. Kurkiniemi.
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