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Washington beats Missouri in first game of NCAA Softball Super Regionals
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Future MU athletes, twins, graduate from Hickman High School
Bianca Mello, right, helps her twin sister, Nicole, fix her mortar board before the Hickman High School graduation ceremony at Mizzou Arena on Thursday. The twins will attend MU on athletic scholarships.
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Hickman High School seniors sit at their graduation ceremony at Mizzou Arena on Thursday. There are 547 seniors in the 2013 Hickman High School graduating class.
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Matt Felts conducts the seniors of A Cappella Singers, as they sing the national anthem at the Hickman High School graduation ceremony at Mizzou Arena on Thursday.
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Nicole Mello, left, and her twin sister, Bianca ,listen to "That Lonesome Road" sung by the seniors of A Cappella Singers at the Hickman High School graduation ceremony at Mizzou Arena The twins will attend MU on athletic scholarships for track and field. "I actually use my sister for my inspiration," Bianca said.
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Hickman High School awarded diplomas to 547 seniors at graduation ceremonies at Mizzou Arena on Thursday.
Among this year's graduates of Hickman High School, twins Bianca and Nicole Mello will run competitively for MU next year. Hickman graduated 547 seniors at its commencement at 6 p.m. Thursday in Mizzou Arena.
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