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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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About the Contributor
McKenzie Le
McKenzie Le, Editor-In-Chief
As a senior, McKenzie Le is one of four Editors-in-Chief in the Three Penny Press. With a passion for storytelling, she joined the Three Penny Press to share stories of the Bellaire community through the art of journalism. Aside from TPP, she is involved in other organizations, leading the Vietnamese Student Association, National Honor Society and more. She is also an active dancer on Belles. During her free time, if she is not snuggled up with one of her cats and a new book, you can find her on the courts, fueling her new hyperfixation of pickleball.
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