Breakfast Fundraiser Hosted by Local Tiger Band
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The Araiza family was out bright and early in support of the GT Band Pancake breakfast. (L to R: Vincent, Jaxson, Raevyn, Jennifer and Richard Araiza)
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Nathaniel and Jiny Gomez sell tickets at the entrance to Melissa, John and Madelynne Gauthier for the Pancake Fundraiser.
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Volunteers serving up breakfast.
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Volunteers getting the coffee and juices ready for the crowd.
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Parent volunteers dish up breakfast.
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Volunteers cook up pancakes, eggs, and sausage.
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Volunteers cooking pancakes on the griddle.
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Volunteers cooking pancakes and eggs.
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Volunteers setting up all the beverages.
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Volunteers serve breakfast as the line begins to grow.
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Lots of community support at the Fundraiser.
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The community in support of the Terrace View Middle School pancake fundraiser.
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Some of the crowd at the fundraiser.
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Parents ready to hear the band concert.
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The crowd had come to support the band members.
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Waiting for the concert to start.
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Waiting for the band to start playing.
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Some band supporters.
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Supporters having breakfast.
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Enjoying breakfast for a good cause.
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The juice bars at the Fundraiser.
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Band supporters enjoying their breakfast.
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Band supporters at breakfast.
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Getting ready for the band to play.
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Breakfasting at Terrace Hills.
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Band Director Lysander McKown leads a mixed band of Reche Canyon Elementary students and Terrace View Middle School students in concert.
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Parents listening to the concert.
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Lysander McKown, Band Director leading the concert.
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The crowd taking pictures of the concert.
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Sign to the entrance of the Fundraiser.
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Terrace View Middle School logo.
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Tiger Band supporters Ethan Bradley, Cindy Valencia and Giavonna Valencia enjoying breakfast at Terrace View Middle School.
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