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Students strike a pose at Varsity Vogue

Caroline O'Kane, Creative Director|March 29, 2015

Haley Burns ’16 and Sammy Troy ’15 practice their walk across the stage before the event starts.

Haley Burns ’16 and Sammy Troy ’15 practice their walk across the stage before the event starts.

Dozens of silent auction items line the perimeter of the room. The parents put together various themes of baskets, to auction and raffle off in support of the cheerleading team.

Aliza Dodge ’18 proudly sports her cheerleading bow and soft curls as she helps sell raffle tickets to those who came to support the team.

Olivia Consoli, Haley Burns, and Jesy Nelson ’16 dress in bright colored dresses prior to their moment of fame on the catwalk.

Sarah Ellman and Alexa Davis ’15 have been members of the cheerleading team since freshman year and have both previously done gymnastics, their long lasting friendship following them in their sport for numerous years.

Haley Burns ’16 and Sammy Troy ’15 practice their walk across the stage before the event starts.

Captains, Sarah Ellman, Kana Higuchi, and Lindsey Giannetti have led this years team to victories they never imaged included a second place title in the FCIAC.

Eighth grade cheerleaders who came to support the older girls commemorate the night with a selfie. The girls hope to be joining the girls next fall.

Maggie Walsh, Maggie Fair, Danielle Williams and Amelia Heisler ’15 show support for their friends in the show.

Family and friends enjoy the raffle items that include Beats speakers, desert gift cards, stuffed animals and more.

Senior Football players dress up for the occasion, all happy to be back together as a team once again.

Underclassmen football players show their support for their senior teammates. These boys will be the ones escorting the cheerleaders in just a matter of years.

Slone Cooper and Teddy Coogan ’15 please the crowd with a fun pose at the end of the catwalk.

Long time friends Alexa Davis and Owen Burke are all smiles are the crowds of people and camera that surround them.

Sarah Ellman and Jack Marsillo ’15 sport a summer themed outfit perfect for a weekend in the Hamptons.

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Caroline O'Kane, Creative Director

To Caroline O’Kane ’16, dedication comes naturally. As Creative Director for Inklings, O’Kane is in charge of all the photos and graphics that go...

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