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MEN'S CLUB MASQUERADE FATHER-DAUGHTER DANCE A MEMORY-MAKING NIGHT
This year’s Men's Club "Masquerade" Father-Daughter Dance was a memorable night of fun and dancing! On the evening of March 3 at Coors Field, Girls Division students of all grade levels and their fathers/male guardians donned creative and colorful masks and dressed in their best masquerade-themed or semi-formal attire while dancing the night away to fun and lively music.
Guests also enjoyed special stadium tours which offered an insider’s look at the visitors’ locker room, field level and dugout. Providing a great deal of laughs and silly, commemorative photos, the ever-popular photo booth with festive and funny props was a big hit. In what has become a popular tradition, the crowd enjoyed a special seniors-only dance to highlight our girls in the Class of 2024 and celebrate their upcoming graduation.
It was a night to be remembered filled with great fun, fellowship and incredible Raider spirit! Thanks to the Raider Parent Association, Men’s Club, Father-Daughter Dance committee and all the parent volunteers who made the dance so memorable.
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It was a night to be remembered filled with great fun, fellowship and incredible Raider spirit! Thanks to the Raider Parent Association, Men’s Club, Father-Daughter Dance committee and all the parent volunteers who made the dance so memorable.
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