Athletic Booster Club raffles off graduation parking and seating
These choice spots could be yours–see anyone in the Athletic Office to purchase raffle tickets.
June 12, 2014
Every year at the end of June, seniors get ready to walk down in their caps and gowns as they prepare to say goodbye to teary-eyed teachers and classmates. Parking and seating at such a popular event is always in high demand. In attempt to accommodate families while raising money for the school, the HBHS Athletic Booster Club, a fundraising organization, is holding a raffle for parking and seating accommodations. Two sets of four up-front seats, as well as convenient parking spots, are being raffled off. Tickets are $5 each or 4 for $20. The winning tickets will be drawn on June 12, at Senior Awards Night. To purchase tickets, see Rhon Rupp or Brian Bumpus in the Athletic Office.
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