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They are up to ‘Shenanigans’

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April 30, 2009

Student band uses talent to raise money

ENSEMBLE HITS: Shenanigans performs at the Chinese Community Church of Indianapolis for the “30-Hour Famine” fundraiser. (Far left) Freshman Avi Goot plays the drums; (center) seniors Kyle Borcherding and Samuel Eagleson play trumpets; (far right) senior Steven Lakin plays electric bass, senior David Smyth sings and Eagleson and senior Kevin Wang sit in front. MICHELLE HU / PHOTO — ENSEMBLE HITS: Shenanigans performs at the Chinese Community Church of Indianapolis for the “30-Hour Famine” fundraiser. Freshman Avi Goot plays the drums. MICHELLE HU / PHOTO

ENSEMBLE HITS: Seniors Kyle Borcherding and Samuel Eagleson play trumpets. MICHELLE HU / PHOTO

ENSEMBLE HITS: Senior Steven Lakin plays electric bass, senior David Smyth sings and Eagleson and senior Kevin Wang sit in front. MICHELLE HU / PHOTO

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