T-shirts for sale at LCSS

T-shirts for sale at LCSS

Lake City Secondary Marketing 11/12 students Nathan Snowball (left) and Braeden Boyd wash out the excess dye.

Lake City Secondary Marketing 11/12 students Nathan Snowball (left) and Braeden Boyd wash out the excess dye from their tie dyed Talon tote bags that will soon be available for sale.

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