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Stefanie Grau is a perfect example of a versatile, spirited student. Stefanie takes pride in her grade’s unity and actively takes part in over eight clubs and teams and has been the president of her class since her junior year. Stefanie’s teachers describe her as positive, bubbly, and always having a nice thing to say to everyone. They also thank Stefanie for always willing to lend a helping hand no matter the time or place. To find Stefanie you do not have to look too far, go to any Pine Crest event and she will be there, either cheering our team on or participating (and winning) herself. Stefanie prides herself on her bond with her teachers and would like to thank Dr. Wu, her calculus teacher, for truly creating her love of math and Señora
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