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Clover High School students honor veterans serving breakfast

From staff reports
Nearly 350 attended the annual Veterans Appreciation Breakfast Nov. 10 at Clover High School including Rep. Mick Mulvaney, SC-5, left with former Clover High School principal Mark Hopkins, right, and his father Dr. Perry Hopkins, the most decorated veteran in South Carolina.
Nearly 350 attended the annual Veterans Appreciation Breakfast Nov. 10 at Clover High School including Rep. Mick Mulvaney, SC-5, left with former Clover High School principal Mark Hopkins, right, and his father Dr. Perry Hopkins, the most decorated veteran in South Carolina. COURTESY OF KATRINA JACKSON, CLOVER AFJROTC
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Clover High School’s annual Veterans Appreciation Breakfast was held Nov. 10 and co-hosted by Air Force Junior ROTC unit and the school’s Interact Club.

With nearly 350 in attendance, this was the group’s largest gathering yet, said Maj. Brian Batson. At the event was Perry Hopkins, the most decorated veteran in South Carolina and father of former CHS principal Mark Hopkins, now executive director of secondary education and administrative services for Clover School District.

This story was originally published November 12, 2015 at 1:40 PM with the headline "Clover High School students honor veterans serving breakfast."

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