South Side High School juniors hold fair at Hewitt

Posted Wednesday, May 21, 2014 2:23 pm

Four-year-old Gabriel Perskin got his face painted.

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Volunteers and students had fun dropping staff into the dunk tank.

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Kara Piplier, left, and Caroline Giacone, proudly displayed the fish they won.

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Sisters Kate and Maggie Barry, left, with Katie and Cassie Lucero.

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Ivette Fernandez, left, and Gaby Milano enjoyed some cotton candy.

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South Side High School’s junior class held its annual carnival at Hewitt Elementary School last week.

The event featured rides and games for kids, as well as food, face-painting, raffles and more. The event was a fundraiser for the class of 2015’s Senior Prom.

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