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Students volunteer for Special Olympics Nov. 12

Kayla Chan, Rambler Copy Editor • December 3, 2025
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Students volunteer for Special Olympics Nov. 12. They enjoyed different activities such as face painting and volleyball games. “I chose to volunteer for the fun community we get to create,” Olivia Berger (10) said.

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About the Contributor
Kayla Chan
Kayla Chan, Rambler Copy Editor
Senior Kayla Chan is Copy Editor of the Ladue Rambler Yearbook and has been on staff for three years. She enjoys taking photos of all sports and writing stories and captions to go with them. Her favorite Rambler memory was attending journalism nationals the spring of 2024 in Kansas City!
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