The eclipse takes Tupelo
On August 21st, 2017 Tupelo High School students left the classroom to view a once in a lifetime experience. Thanks to a generous donation from McDonalds every student and employee in the entire Tupelo school district was allowed to view the Eclipse through safety glasses. This opportunity allowed students to have a unique and unforgettable experience.
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Seniors: Will Edwards and Carter Halbert view the eclipse through their solar eclipse glasses
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Mrs. Lumsden enjoys looking at the eclipse
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Mr. Wallace shows off his eclipse glasses
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Leanna Long, junior
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Grace Hurst, Junior
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Solar eclipse happens on August 21, 2017. McDonald’s corporation provided solar eclipse glasses to all students at Tupelo High
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Mrs. Magruder
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Juniors: Alex Hodge, Lucy Dexter, Sydney Hughes show off their solar eclipse glasses!
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