The Lancer Dancers held their annual pancake breakfast on Saturday, Aug. 19 at SM East from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. The breakfast is the team’s largest fundraiser of the year, with tickets costing ten dollars during presale and 12 dollars at the door. The all-you-can-eat buffet included a variety of pancake toppings, served by the dancers, and coffee donated by Starbucks. The morning had entertainment by Varsity and JV Lancer Dancers, cheer, pep band, drum line, and student singers. The dancers also collected clothing and bedding items for the Soft Clothing Drive, a fundraiser by the team to donate to Savers and raise more money for the Lancer Dancers.
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8.19.23 Lancer Dancer Pancake Breakfast
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Junior Clara Burdick smiles as she paints a glitter tattoo onto 4th grader Cooper Jones’ arm. Photo by Clara Peters
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Chris Cakes employee, Steve Hamilton, flips a pancake onto his next customer’s plate. Photo by Clara Peters
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Sophomore Lyla Weeks performs the hip-hop section of the JV Lancer Dancers’ Team Dance. This is the team’s first time performing this dance since they learned it at the NDA dance camp in May. Photo by Clara Peters
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Juniors Lola Condon and Grace Demetriou laugh with junior Bennett Tuttle as they serve him fruit. Photo by Clara Peters
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Junior Morgan Anderson dances with the JV Lancer Dancers towards the beginning of the event. Photo by Caroline Martucci
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Freshman Edward Smith receives two pancakes from the all you can eat pancake buffet. Photo by Caroline Martucci
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Junior Parker Paben and Senior Laynie Manning strike a pose during the Varsity Lancer Dancers’ routine. Photo by Caroline Martucci
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Junior Morgan Anderson pats glitter over the previously placed glue on junior Larkin Brundge’s arm. Photo by Molly Miller
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Junior Clara Burdick gives junior Maren Dickerson a dinosaur glitter tattoo in parking lot on the breakfast. Photo by Molly Miller
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Juniors Laine Burch, Sophia Griggs, and Gray Sullivan sit and eat their pancakes on the curb after the JV Lancer dancers preformed. Photo by Molly Miller
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Junior Grace Demetriou preforms the varisty lancer dancer dance in the front row surrounded by her teammates. Photo by Molly Miller
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