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Bride: Sally
Bridesmaid: Ann
Groom: Jerry
Best Man: Steve
Usher: Dan
Activity: The Wedding Story
Determine who is the best man, usher, bridesmaid, bride, and groom at this wedding based on the clues provided in the handout.
• The best man is the brother of the usher.
• The best man and the bridesmaid went to college with the
groom.
• The usher went into the army after high school.
• Ann’s college roommate took Sally to a family reunion in May.
• Steve and Jerry had to give up their Rose Bowl tickets to attend
the wedding.
• Dan and Steve’s mother attended the wedding, but didn’t sit with
her sons.
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