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The Courtyard in November

Riley Saye and Matthew Roehm
December 13, 2018
Evan Biesaga, sophomore, dashes across the courtyard

 

One of the many benches in the courtyard

 

The courtyard is full of these leaves

 

The tree in the center of the courtyard

 

Evan Biesaga looks at his phone.

 

A brick wall in the courtyard.

 

A plant in the courtyard.

 

A big tree in the courtyard.

 

Matthew Roehm, senior throws fallen leaves in the air.

 

Matthew Roehm is shocked by the amount of leaves fallen.

 

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