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A s hundreds of Mustang dances," sophomore Taylor
up with some awesome ori gin al
fans settl ed into their
seats after the first half of a Kelly said .
football or basketball game, 14 As football season ki cked off,
girl s stormed to center field , the girl s got to show off all their
providing entertainment and hard work and new moves.
spi rit. Members of the dance "Since we didn't have a
team practi ced hard and formed competition team thi s year, you
fr iendships to pump up the knew everyone was try ing their
crowd and put on a great half- hardest in order to make the
time show. school squad even better and
Immedi ately fo llowing try- make the dances look good on
outs, the new dance team spent the field ," juni or Courtney Nix
a weekend said.
away at In ad-
camp in dition to
This year was differ-
Okoboji to '' unity in
bond as a ent than previous years their per-
team and fo rmances,
choreo- on dance team because the dance
graph new there were less seniors team did a
routines. so the whole team had to number of
'The activities
best part step up in_ leadership and together
was the responsibility. throughout
last ni ght -Rachel Oasan , 11 the year.
when the "I loved
upperclass- our holiday
men pl ayed '' party where
a prank on we all got
the under- matching
cl assmen. It was ve ry funny," scarves and boots and made
seni or Erika Larlcin said . dance team cell phone chains.
The team made up several It was ni ce to just hang out with
original dances to perform and each other and not concentrate
practiced throughout the sum- on dance," freshman Hannah
mer and school year. Nelson said.
"We were taught some new By practicin g hard to perfect
routines but we also got the dances and spending bonding
opportunity to make up new time together, the dance team's
dances as a squad. We worked chemi stry shined through at
reall y well together and came every half- time performance.

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