The pom-pom of a cheerleader with a Clay High School towel.
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Mike Snyder, whose son is a drum major with the marching band, turns his cheek for Clay High School art teacher Leah Walsh to add a painting to that side of his face. Supporters of an upcoming levy issue to benefit Oregon City Schools rallied at Clay High School on Sunday.
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Mike Snyder of Oregon, whose son is a drum major with the marching band, after a face painting by Clay High School art teacher Leah Walsh.
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Cooper Jahns, a kindergarten student at Starr Elementary School who will be 6 on Nov. 12, coloring at the rally.
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Terri Hook of Oregon, a member of the levy committee, left, coordinates with Tammy Hughes of Curtice, who is volunteering to do a literature distribution for the upcoming school levy.
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Members of the band, including ninth graders Karis Gladieux, Alex Maag (with saxophone), and Anna Giller, keep the beat in a band performance during the rally. Gladieux plays clarinet, and Giller the piccolo.
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Cheerleader Morgan Rossler, left, holds a Clay High School-themed snack while fellow ninth grader Katie Duncan decorates one similarly at the rally.
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An eagle-themed pumpkin carved by Clay High School art teacher Leah Walsh.
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