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SJHHS 2013 Hypnotist Show

Kayla Parker-DiScala, Photo Editor|December 6, 2013

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Kayla Parker-Discala, Photo Editor

Kayla Parker-DiScala is a senior at SJHHS. She completed two years in newspaper, serving as photo editor in her second year. She loves photography, specifically...

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