ALANA LUJAN: Dance opens up opportunities

Sara Abdeltawab|February 1, 2016

Junior Alana Lujan has been dancing for quite some time now. She chose to further her dancing experience by joining cheer. Lujan goes on to say that dance was her way of opening up more and not being as shy as before.

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Stagg’s badminton team raise their rackets to cheer on their team for their effort in the game. The team chants, “Stagg state on me, Stagg State on three.1,2,3, Stagg State you know!

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Iyvn and Madalyn stands and smiles for the picture after their game.

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