In a blur of smoke, flashing lights, and loud music, the freshmen class of 2027 attended the yearly Link Dance hosted by the Link Crew on Friday, August 18. The Link Dance is a tradition meant to welcome the new freshmen to East. The Link Crew and the freshmen all came dressed in pink outfits to fit the dance’s Barbie theme.
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Junior and Link Leader Rachel Condon talks to freshman Spencer Thornhill beside the crowd as he holds a balloon to his chest. “I knew that he would feel comfortable talking to me,” Condon said. “I wanted to make sure that he knew that he had someone that he could hang out with and feel comfortable. [I] just didn’t really want to leave because he was having so much fun and I was having so much fun with him.” Along with being a link leader, Condon also participates in the special ed P.E. class, which is a class where students, called ‘peers’, work with special ed kids who may not want to enroll in normal P.E. classes. Photo by Mason Sajna
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Senior and Link Leader Michael Muller dances in the center of the pit near the end of the dance. Photo by Mason Sajna
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Junior Grace Demetriou dances with her friends right in front of the DJ stand. Photo by Mason Sajna
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Junior and Link Leader Addie Moore parties in the pit during the dance. Photo by Mason Sajna
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Senior Anna Thelen dances amongst her friends. Thelen, along with many other Link Leaders, were chosen to show freshmen around the school as well as attend the dance. Photo by Kenna Harrington
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Freshman Jude Anderson is hoisted above the crowd during the dance. Photo by Mason Sajna
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Senior and Link Leader Marin McElhinney sings to Junior ad Link Leader Parker Paben during a large dance circle. “I know how stressful it was getting to East for the first time,” McElhinney states, “I wanted to help the new freshman feel confident.” Photo by Kenna Harrington
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Senior Jack Kessler dances with Freshman Owen Wagstaff to Dancing Queen, a popular song played at the dance. Photo by Kenna Harrington
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Junior Emory Naylor and Anna Hollald jump to the rhythm of “Dancing Queen” while singing along with their friends. Photo by Liv Madden
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Junior George Hartman dances along with his friends during a riff off between the girls and boys. Photo by Liv Madden
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Seniors Ginger Hawes and Millie Nordan kick their legs to the “cupid shuffle” towards the beginning of the dance. Photo by Liv Madden
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