FLORENCE — Students and personnel of Riverhill School donned their pink today for a surprise celebration of two cancer-surviving staff members.
Riverhill School puts on the pink to celebrate teachers
- By Lisa Singleton-Rickman Staff Writer
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Riverhill School second grade teacher Lisa Paine throws kisses to the students and teachers gathered at a celebration marking Paine's fifth year cancer free and Lisa Wallaces' 20th [MATT MCKEAN/TIMESDAILY]
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Riverhill School second grade teacher Lisa Paine smiles as she takes a closer look at an autographed pink bow that students had handed her. The school celebrated Paine's fifth year cancer free and Lisa Wallaces' 20th [MATT MCKEAN/TIMESDAILY]
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Riverhill School teachers Lisa Paine and Lisa Wallace receive hugs from students as they bring them cards. The school celebrated Paine's fifth year cancer free and Wallaces' 20th [MATT MCKEAN/TIMESDAILY]
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Riverhill School teachers Lisa Paine and Lisa Wallace react as students bring them cards. The school celebrated Paine's fifth year cancer free and Wallaces' 20th [MATT MCKEAN/TIMESDAILY]
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Riverhill School teachers Lisa Paine gets a hug from fellow cancer survivor Lisa Wallace. The school celebrated Paine's fifth year cancer free and Wallaces' 20th [MATT MCKEAN/TIMESDAILY]
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Students walk up to present Riverhill School second grade teacher Lisa Paine an autographed pink bow. The school celebrated Paine's fifth year cancer free and Lisa Wallaces' 20th [MATT MCKEAN/TIMESDAILY]
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Riverhill School second grade teacher Lisa Paine receives flowers and a big hug following an assembly in the school gym. The school celebrated Paine's fifth year cancer free and Lisa Wallaces' 20th [MATT MCKEAN/TIMESDAILY]
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Riverhill School second grade teacher Lisa Paine is surrounded by her students dressed in pink. The school celebrated Paine's fifth year cancer free and Lisa Wallaces' 20th [MATT MCKEAN/TIMESDAILY]
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Riverhill School second grade teacher Lisa Paine receives a card and big hugs from students. The school celebrated Paine's fifth year cancer free and Lisa Wallaces' 20th [MATT MCKEAN/TIMESDAILY]
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Riverhill School second grade teacher Lisa Paine holds a handful of cards that students had made for her as she shares a laugh with fellow teacher Cheryl Pettus who is dressed all in pink for the occasion. The school celebrated Paine's fifth year cancer free and Lisa Wallaces' 20th [MATT MCKEAN/TIMESDAILY]
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Riverhill School second grade teacher Lisa Paine and Lisa Wallace receive hugs and cards during an assembly. The school celebrated Paine's fifth year cancer free and Wallaces' 20th [MATT MCKEAN/TIMESDAILY]
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Riverhill School second grade teacher Lisa Paine gets a present and hug from fellow cancer survivor Lisa Wallace . The school celebrated Paine's fifth year cancer free and Wallaces' 20th [MATT MCKEAN/TIMESDAILY]
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Riverhill School second grade teacher Lisa Paine is surrounded by her students dressed in pink. The school celebrated Paine's fifth year cancer free and Lisa Wallaces' 20th [MATT MCKEAN/TIMESDAILY]
- MATT MCKEAN
Riverhill School second grade teacher Liss Paine takes a close look at an autographed pink bow that students had handed her. The school celebrated Paine's fifth year cancer free and Lisa Wallaces' 20th [MATT MCKEAN/TIMESDAILY]
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