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The Rider Online | Legacy HS Student Media
Covering the Bronco Nation.

The Rider Online | Legacy HS Student Media

Photo Gallery: Senior Sunrise

Marley Arensberg, Rhys Riddle, and Max Dearinger
August 9, 2024
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Marley Arensberg, Staff Photographer
Hi, I’m Marley Arensberg. I’m a photographer and I love cars and photography.
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Rhys Riddle, Staff Photographer
My names Rhys, I’m him.
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Max Dearinger, Staff Photographer
Hello I am Max Dearinger, I am a photographer and I love playing sports I play baseball, football, and powerlifting.
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