Ravens Day at Woodholme Elementary

May 12, 2008 at 06:43 AM

RB P.J. Daniel and T Jared Gaither smile for the camera with the students of Woodholme Elementary.

Woodholme Elementary Students created posters and hung them up in their classroom as part of their Ravens Day celebration.

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