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Graduates from Chesapeake High School rehearse the alumni production of “Back To The 80s.” (Paul W. Gillespie/Staff) Producer Kristen Bishoff takes a cast photo from her spot in the audience.

And if the Heil School walls could talk, they’d bring that history to life. But these walls and the rest of this old building are starting to show their age. The entire school needs a little TLC.