Campers dance with joy

Girls showed off their new dancing skills with an end-of-camp performance Friday.

  • By Pam Eubanks
  • | 9:19 a.m. June 22, 2015
  • East County
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East County girls showed off their newfound dancing skills Friday as they culminated a weeklong dance camp with a end-of-camp performance for their parents, at Woodland Community Church.

Kylie Sollenberger, center, performs to
Kylie Sollenberger, center, performs to "Slow Down."
Children group together for the end of the routine.
Children group together for the end of the routine.
Brianna Ngo is a fourth grader at Tara Elementary School.
Brianna Ngo is a fourth grader at Tara Elementary School.
Addison Kolbe dances to
Addison Kolbe dances to "Contagious Love."
Instructor Taylor Kolbe, a freshman at Braden River High School, shows off a routine to campers and their parents.
Instructor Taylor Kolbe, a freshman at Braden River High School, shows off a routine to campers and their parents.
Haylen Hang, a third grader, performs to
Haylen Hang, a third grader, performs to "Determinate."
Hailey Williams, center, attends Bashaw Elementary.
Hailey Williams, center, attends Bashaw Elementary.

 

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