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[PHOTO ESSAY] Belles ‘walk on sunshine’ at Homecoming

McKenzie Le, Social Media Manager & Social Chairperson • Oct 2, 2024
McKenzie Le
The varsity and junior varsity Belles end the halftime show dance number ‘Walking on Sunshine’ with a final pose. This number is the only time throughout football season that the varsity and all of the JV Belles would perform together.
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