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2000 – Mini Business World Five Edgar students participated in the Mini Business World held in Medford. A total of 40 students from six schools participated. Edgar students pictured, from left, back row: Jack Knetter, Holly Mroczenski, Joslyn Lang; front row: Kimberly Zernicke and Kristin Scheiderer. Their advisor is Ms. Marge Fietz. THE RECORD-REVIEW ARCHIVES
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2000 – Mini Business World Five Edgar students participated in the Mini Business World held in Medford. A total of 40 students from six schools participated. Edgar students pictured, from left, back row: Jack Knetter, Holly Mroczenski, Joslyn Lang; front row: Kimberly Zernicke and Kristin Scheiderer. Their advisor is Ms. Marge Fietz. THE RECORD-REVIEW ARCHIVES

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