SELLERSBURG — Students participated in the St. Paul Catholic School Parade of Costumes in Sellersburg on Wednesday afternoon.
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Fifth-grader Saben Conte walks around the gymnasium in his homemade french fries costume during the St. Paul Catholic School Parade of Costumes in Sellersburg on Wednesday afternoon. Staff photo by Christopher Fryer
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Second-grader Chase Rieger watches from inside his homemade R2-D2 Star Wars costume as his school mates participate in the St. Paul Catholic School Parade of Costumes in Sellersburg on Wednesday afternoon. Staff photo by Christopher Fryer
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First-grader Camilla Adams walks around the gymnasium in her rock star costume during the St. Paul Catholic School Parade of Costumes in Sellersburg on Wednesday afternoon. Staff photo by Christopher Fryer
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Second-graders from Mrs. Naville's class watch as their school mates walk around the gymnasium during the St. Paul Catholic School Parade of Costumes in Sellersburg on Wednesday afternoon. Staff photo by Christopher Fryer
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