The REC Center's Easter Egg Hunt, A 'Hoppy' Time
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This egg hunt participant is all smiles when she opens up the egg to find the candy inside.
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The egg hunt begins! A myriad of goody-filled eggs was spread across the grass for all the kids to gather.
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A couple of the students from the music and vocal programs at the REC Center show off their drumming skills.
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Children were full of excitement as they scattered around the grass area collecting as many eggs as possible.
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Mayor Darcy McNaboe and Natasha Flores, REC Center Chair after presenting her with a special accolade for her support of the REC Center.
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Jim Gray, Music Instructor and Volunteer at the REC Center, received his very own plaque for his instrumental service to the youth throughout the community
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REC Center Jennifer Araiza, Jim Gray, Music Instructor and Volunteer, and Natasha Flores, REC Center Chair in their head-to-toe western attire.
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One of the many activities for the children was designing their very own set of bunny ears.
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A couple of the students from the music and vocal programs at the REC Center show off their vocal talent.
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One student from the music and vocal programs at the REC Center showcases her piano skills for the attendees.
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RecStar cheerleaders with their instructor Astrid Gamino (right) are all smiles while wearing their bunny ears.
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The bright colored eggs were easy to spot out in this hiding space.
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Mayor Darcy McNaboe is all smiles as she hits the jackpot standing next to the Lions' statue.
March 30, 2016 at 12:39pm. Views: 136
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