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WHS brings back aftergame dances after two years

HALEY REEDY • September 17, 2021

Wadsworth High School student section watches the varsity football game waiting for the aftergame dance to start. Wadsworth lost 42-7 against Brecksville. *PHOTO BY HALEY REEDY*

BY HALEY REEDY AND BRENDAN BARLETT

Last Friday, Wadsworth High School had its first after game dance since 2019. The dance started around 9:30 PM following the end of the Grizzlies game against Brecksville.

Unlike previous years, the dance took place at Art Wright Stadium. The main reaction from students was they liked it better being outside rather than in the cafeteria.

“Other than the fact it wasn’t in the cafeteria, but I liked it more on the field though because there was more room,” said Zefrum Sykora, a Wadsworth senior.

For most underclassmen, this was the first high school dance that they attended. Last year Homecoming, Winter Formal and all aftergame dances were canceled.

Wadsworth High School students created a dance circle allowing students to jump in and show their best dance moves. Some were doing common dances while others were doing flips and the splits. *PHOTO BY HALEY REEDY*

At the start of the dance the stadium lights were still on but as the night progressed the lights went off allowing for the LED lights from the DJ’s speakers to light up the crowd to end the night.

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HALEY REEDY, Online Editor-in Chief

Haley has been on the staff for all four years of high school. She started out as a staff writer and wrote primarily news stories. Her junior year she was In-Depth Editor, during her time as editor she wrote stories about controversial issues around the school. Haley wants to go onto study journalism and eventually become a journalism advisor to student-run newspapers. Now as a senior, Haley runs The Bruin website as Online Editor-in-Chief. She controls what stories go up and when. Although Haley loves the printed edition of the paper, the use of algorithms and user interaction intrigues her.