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  • -Messenger photo by Jesse Major<br /> <br /> John Curran, a senior at South Central Calhoun High School, rakes up leaves, twigs, insulation and other debris from in front of the high school.

    -Messenger photo by Jesse Major

    John Curran, a senior at South Central Calhoun High School, rakes up leaves, twigs, insulation and other debris from in front of the high school.

  • -Messenger photo by Jesse Major<br /> <br /> Volunteers look at the roof of South Central Calhoun High School, which blew off when the tornado Sunday passed over. When the tornado tore the roof off, there were at least 100 people inside for an awards ceremony.

    -Messenger photo by Jesse Major

    Volunteers look at the roof of South Central Calhoun High School, which blew off when the tornado Sunday passed over. When the tornado tore the roof off, there were at least 100 people inside for an awards ceremony.

  • -Messenger photo by Jesse Major<br /> <br /> About a dozen volunteers walk along a street in Lake City as they help clear debris from homes.

    -Messenger photo by Jesse Major

    About a dozen volunteers walk along a street in Lake City as they help clear debris from homes.

  • -Messenger photo by Jesse Major<br /> <br /> South Central Calhoun senior Dylan Addison and junior Kyle King throw a log down from a house in the path of the tornado Sunday in Lake City.

    -Messenger photo by Jesse Major

    South Central Calhoun senior Dylan Addison and junior Kyle King throw a log down from a house in the path of the tornado Sunday in Lake City.

  • -Messenger photo by Jesse Major<br /> <br /> Farnhamville fire chief Jay Anderson gives directions as a debris is cleared from South Central Calhoun High School.

    -Messenger photo by Jesse Major

    Farnhamville fire chief Jay Anderson gives directions as a debris is cleared from South Central Calhoun High School.

  • -Messenger photo by Jesse Major<br /> <br /> Trish Dick and her fiance Mike Christensen move a section of their roof that blew off as Sunday's tornado tore past their house in Lake City.

    -Messenger photo by Jesse Major

    Trish Dick and her fiance Mike Christensen move a section of their roof that blew off as Sunday's tornado tore past their house in Lake City.

  • -Messenger photo by Jesse Major<br /> <br /> Allysa Blanchfield, a junior at South Central Calhoun High School, throws debris from Sunday's tornado into a pile. She is among at least several dozen students who volunteered to help.

    -Messenger photo by Jesse Major

    Allysa Blanchfield, a junior at South Central Calhoun High School, throws debris from Sunday's tornado into a pile. She is among at least several dozen students who volunteered to help.

  • -Messenger photo by Jesse Major<br /> <br /> A school crossing sign is framed by trees that fell during Sunday's tornado in Lake City.

    -Messenger photo by Jesse Major

    A school crossing sign is framed by trees that fell during Sunday's tornado in Lake City.

  • -Messenger photo by Jesse Major<br /> <br /> An American flag taped to a stick waves as volunteers work to clear debris from Sunday's tornado in Lake City.

    -Messenger photo by Jesse Major

    An American flag taped to a stick waves as volunteers work to clear debris from Sunday's tornado in Lake City.

  • -Messenger photo by Jesse Major<br /> <br /> A sign for Iowa Highway 175 sits on the ground in front of homes that were in the path of the Lake City tornado Sunday.

    -Messenger photo by Jesse Major

    A sign for Iowa Highway 175 sits on the ground in front of homes that were in the path of the Lake City tornado Sunday.

  • -Messenger photo by Jesse Major<br /> <br /> Crew members worked to restore power in Lake City following the tornado Sunday. Officials expected power to return by the end of Monday.

    -Messenger photo by Jesse Major

    Crew members worked to restore power in Lake City following the tornado Sunday. Officials expected power to return by the end of Monday.

  • -Messenger photo by Jesse Major<br /> <br /> Dozens of students from South Central Calhoun High School helped removed debris from yards on Monday after a tornado ripped through Lake City Sunday night.

    -Messenger photo by Jesse Major

    Dozens of students from South Central Calhoun High School helped removed debris from yards on Monday after a tornado ripped through Lake City Sunday night.

  • -Messenger photo by Jesse Major<br /> <br /> Lon Buse, of Lake View, uses a chainsaw to cut trees that fell when Sunday's tornado tore through Lake City Sunday night. Governor Terry Branstad declared a disaster area in Calhoun County following the tornado.

    -Messenger photo by Jesse Major

    Lon Buse, of Lake View, uses a chainsaw to cut trees that fell when Sunday's tornado tore through Lake City Sunday night. Governor Terry Branstad declared a disaster area in Calhoun County following the tornado.

  • -Messenger photo by Jesse Major<br /> <br /> Volunteers line up to register before helping clear debris from Sunday's tornado in Lake City. By noon, more than 400 people volunteered to help.

    -Messenger photo by Jesse Major

    Volunteers line up to register before helping clear debris from Sunday's tornado in Lake City. By noon, more than 400 people volunteered to help.

  • -Messenger photo by Jesse Major<br /> <br /> Becky Remsburg works to remove debris from her yard after Sunday's tornado in Lake City.

    -Messenger photo by Jesse Major

    Becky Remsburg works to remove debris from her yard after Sunday's tornado in Lake City.

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