Superintendent selfies, community car wash and saving lives

Sept.15 to Sept.21

Regan Peterson, photo editor|September 22, 2017

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Lily Dean
“He’s on our side,” Catpound chants as Christian Passiglia, Parker Nelson, Nick Livingston and Danielle Crooks (12) snap a selfie with Superintendent Eric Knost in the Catpound during the varsity football game against Lafayette, Sept. 15. “I was excited to get a selfie with him because it is something everyone does,” Crooks said. “With my last year in the Catpound, I know that I’ll miss it. I’m trying to enjoy it all while I can. I like to cheer for the team. It is exciting to be with everyone–just getting together with the whole senior class.” The Wildcats won, 28-14.