Senior night in Superior
Kathleen Woodford Mineral Independent | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 8 years, 1 month AGO
Seniors were escorted onto the gym floor in Superior on Saturday night. Francesca Valeriani was escorted by her host family Kyle and Lexy Fisher (left), Gabriela Serpa was escorted by her host family Debbie and Andrew Hanson, Makenzie Mueller was escorted by her parents Mike and Merry Mueller, Montanna Baughman was escorted by her little sister, Emmah Baughman (far right).
Saturday was Senior Night for the Lady Clark Fork Mountain Cats in Superior. Before their game, four seniors were escorted onto the floor and recognized for their high school achievements. Alberton’s Montanna Baughman was escorted by her little sister, Emmah Baughman who also plays on the varsity team. After graduation she plans on attending the University of Montana and study business. She play also plays basketball, and is in BPA and on the student council.
Superior’s Makenzie Mueller was escorted by her parents Mike and Merry Mueller. She has played for four years in volleyball, basketball, and track and plans on attending the University of Montana. Two foreign exchange students also were introduced. Gabriela Serpa from Brazil was escorted by her host family Debbie and Andrew Hanson. Along with Francesca Valeriani from Italy who was escorted by her host family Kyle and Lexy Fisher.
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