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The 2016 Camouflage rally was a great way to start off the new school year. The rally was extra special because it was the first Rally of the year and that it was on the same day of the Battle of the Bone football game. At the rally, Mrs. Chiotti and ASB students could list many sports teams and recognize them for their hard work and dedication to their sports. The sports listed included, water polo, girls track, boy’s cross-country, the football team, and girl’s golf. First of the rally, the cheer team, song leaders, and varsity teams all cheered and got the crowd excited. After the cheer team routine ended, the various ASB games happened and some students could go to the front and play the fun games. The Chino Hills High Band also played

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