Noah Keefe, 16, trudges through the brush to pick up a piece of trash as a group of Kennett students search for garbage on White Mountain Highway just south of the overlook in Conway on Tuesday morning. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Kennett cleaned up trash along Conway roads Tuesday during spirit week, Here are Students Lily Holt-Tillinghast, Samantha Habert-Jaques, Cassie Irish, Emily Walker, Dylan Haley walking along 113 near the Conway Village Irving. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
Hunter Moses and Nyomi Herbert, both 15, pose with a hubcap they found as their group of students from Kennett High School, supervised by teachers Hattie Perkins and Ryan Mahan, search for trash along White Mountain Highway on Tuesday morning. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
A group of students from Kennett High School, supervised by teachers Hattie Perkins and Ryan Mahan, search for trash along White Mountain Highway on Tuesday morning. Part of homecoming week festivities, over 400 students dispersed all over the Conway area to pick up trash along the roads. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Noah Keefe, 16, trudges through the brush to pick up a piece of trash as a group of Kennett students search for garbage on White Mountain Highway just south of the overlook in Conway on Tuesday morning. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Kennett cleaned up trash along Conway roads Tuesday during spirit week, Here are Students Lily Holt-Tillinghast, Samantha Habert-Jaques, Cassie Irish, Emily Walker, Dylan Haley walking along 113 near the Conway Village Irving. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
Hunter Moses and Nyomi Herbert, both 15, pose with a hubcap they found as their group of students from Kennett High School, supervised by teachers Hattie Perkins and Ryan Mahan, search for trash along White Mountain Highway on Tuesday morning. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
A group of students from Kennett High School, supervised by teachers Hattie Perkins and Ryan Mahan, search for trash along White Mountain Highway on Tuesday morning. Part of homecoming week festivities, over 400 students dispersed all over the Conway area to pick up trash along the roads. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
CONWAY — Teams of Kennett High School students wearing Day-Glo green vests and gloves Tuesday picked up trash all over town as part of their homecoming week celebration.
Homecoming started Sunday, with girls playing powder puff football and the boys playing field hockey and runs through Friday.
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What a refreshing article 👍 Thank you Kennett students and faculty 😁
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