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NATIONAL ANTHEM — The Rochester High School Manitous performed the national anthem at the South Bend Cubs’ game on Friday, May 23. Photo provided by Rochester Community Schools.
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YMCA — Rochester High School students standing from left, Brody Simons, Daniel Yocum and Oliver Miller do the hand gestures to the song “YMCA” at the South Bend Cubs’ game on Friday, May 23. Photo provided by Rochester Community Schools.
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