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Students Raise Funds for OHS Drama Club
From left, Owen Shultz (Beast), Stephen Mendez (Gaston), Eva Leon (Belle), Tiffany Gardner (Lumiere Candlestick), and Gialina Ploutz (Mrs. Potts) stand with OHS Drama Club President Michaela Pawluk. Photo by Joel J. Plue
‘Be Our Guest’

Students Raise Funds
for OHS Drama Club

By JOEL J. PLUE
ONEONTA

Student cast members of Oneonta High School’s upcoming production of “Beauty and the Beast” were on hand to meet and greet members of the public at a special Disney Character Breakfast fund-raiser held in the school cafeteria on Saturday, March 4.

Despite ominous clouds overhead and a snowstorm the previous evening, community members turned up in large numbers to support the students and local arts. Attendees—undeterred by their bulky winter jackets and having had to trudge through the snow—were overjoyed to interact with the brightly costumed students. Enchanting Disney music played in the background and many happy faces were seen enjoying the fresh baked goods and other breakfast items at the catered gathering.

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