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Character Summary: Sara Stewart In High School
Stephanie Stewart is being escorted by her mother, Sara Stewart. Stephanie is on student council and plays the trumpet. She also enjoys acting and has been in several community plays. The things that Stephanie is most looking forward to in High School are playing volleyball, theater class, and seeing old friends.

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