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Head on down and kick up your heels to watch GSHS students perform

Rommiel Malig, Roianne Gulay, Willow Taylor and Yasmin Southwick.

Get your tickets for Gladstone State High School's (GSHS) musical Head over Heels (high school edition) at the Gladstone Entertainment […]

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