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Catherine Hockley, in charge of admissions and administration, welcomed guests to Lawrence Woodmere Academy’s Homecoming.
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Lawrence Woodmere Academy student Cayla Carrion showed off her face painted visage.
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An inflatable rock wall challenged children to test their climbing skills.
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The X Run slide was one of several attractions at the Lawrence Woodmere Academy Homecoming on Oct. 29.
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Lawrence Woodmere Academy’s Homecoming had something for everyone from face painting, an inflatable slide and rock climbing for the younger set to crafts, vendors and raffles for the more mature crowd, and food, beverages and especially ice cream for everyone.
Set for two days before Halloween, it was a beautiful day to celebrate the nonsectarian private school in Woodmere that dates to 1891 with the founding of Lawrence Country Day School and Woodmere Academy in 1912. The two schools merged to become LWA in 1990.
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