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Pink out for breast cancer awareness

Christine Han and Sankeertana Malakapalli
October 3, 2024
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  • Seniors Luke LeBlanc and Jonathan Banks stand out in the sea of pink as they cheer on the football team.

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  • Subina Baiju, a senior Clarinet Player, also pastes a pink ribbon on her cheek to dress to Pink Out while still performing with the band.

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  • Cheerleaders are the center of the student section. They wear pink uniforms and shake their poms poms to not only cheer on the team but to highlight the dangers fo breast cancer.

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  • Senior Ethan Kim adorns his cheeks with the pink ribbon in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

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  • Seniors Kathryn Murphy, Sophie Paulk, and Brooklyn Brown go all out for pink out sporting shirts, bandanas, and bracelets.

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Redhawks leave the Nest Thursday for their annual Pink Out game against Emerson High School at Kuykendall Stadium.

The Pink Out game provides an opportunity for Redhawks to honor and remember loved ones who are fighting or have fought breast cancer. The importance of this game is made especially significant by the fact that October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

At both school Thursday and the game, many Redhawks can be seen wearing pink from head-to-toe as they gather together to honor friends and family impacted by breast cancer.

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About the Contributors
Christine Han
Christine Han, Editor-in-Chief
Christine Han is a senior and this will be her third year on the Wingspan staff. She manages social media for Wingspan and is also a photographer. She will be participating in her 4th year with the CTE Competitive Mock Trial Team. In her free time she likes to work in various women’s rights groups, read books, watch movies, and hang out with her friends. If she’s not too busy, she also likes to bake. 
Sankeertana Malakapalli
Sankeertana Malakapalli, Managing Editor
Sankeertana Malakapalli is a junior starting her second year in Wingspan. She is involved in Youth and Government and debate and plays the violin outside of school. In her free time, she enjoys reading, writing, and doing anything artistic. She hopes to pursue a career in law.
Jeremiah Kwon
Jeremiah Kwon, Photographer
Jeremiah Kwon is a senior and a photographer for Wingspan. This is his first year on Wingspan and got involved through is passion and zeal for photography.