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Pleasant Hill Elementary Crowns King and Queen

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Pleasant Hill Elementary crowned their first ever King and Queen. Selected students were given the opportunity to raise fund for the Pleasant Hill School by collecting donations. The students who collected the highest amount were the Crowned Royalty of the School. King and Queen were Isaac Starcher and Savannah Sampson.

PHE Prince and Princess were Maison Wilson and Halynn Whytsell.

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