Highland Hills Middle School students Connor Sturgeon, eighth-grader, Lucas Hertle, seventh-grader, Kaylin Caufield, sixth-grader and Andrew Stewart, fifth grader, were the top winners in the school's spelling bee on Friday. Hertle placed first, Sturgeon and Caufield tied for second and Stewart placed third. See related photo.
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Highland Hills Middle School students Connor Sturgeon, eighth-grader, Lucas Hertle, seventh-grader, Kaylin Caufield, sixth-grader and Andrew Stewart, fifth grader, were the top winners in the school's spelling bee on Friday. Hertle placed first, Sturgeon and Caufield tied for second and Stewart placed third. Staff photo by Jerod Clapp
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