Ladue held their fifth annual Dance Marathon this Saturday, February 3 in the high school cafeteria. After 10 months of hard work and 6 long hours full of dancing, Ladue managed to surpass their goal of $50k by over $30,000. Although the initial amount revealed was around $68k, DM ended up receiving a donation of over $12,000 later that night to bring their grand total up to $80,120.05.
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Ladue held their fifth annual Dance Marathon on Saturday, February 3 from 12pm to 6pm. Students form a tunnel to welcome the miracle children.
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Ladue held their fifth annual Dance Marathon on Saturday, February 3 from 12pm to 6pm. MC’s Jane Farmer (12) and Blake Berg (11) pump up the crowd as they introduce the morale committee.
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Ladue held their fifth annual Dance Marathon on Saturday, February 3 from 12pm to 6pm. Junior Lauren Vanlandingham covers Evie’s ears to drown out the loud music.
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Ladue held their fifth annual Dance Marathon on Saturday, February 3 from 12pm to 6pm. Senior Riley Deutsch laughs as she talks to one of the miracle children.
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Ladue held their fifth annual Dance Marathon on Saturday, February 3 from 12pm to 6pm. Juniors Molly Mullen (left) and Lauren Vanlandingham (right) along with senior Elizabeth Minifie (middle) pose with one of the miracle children.
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Ladue held their fifth annual Dance Marathon on Saturday, February 3 from 12pm to 6pm. Sophomore Lindsey Byer performs the morale dance with the rest of the committee.
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Ladue held their fifth annual Dance Marathon on Saturday, February 3 from 12pm to 6pm. Sophomore Schuyler Wolf listens to a miracle family while they tell their story.
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Ladue held their fifth annual Dance Marathon on Saturday, February 3 from 12pm to 6pm. Senior Matt Tonn reaches up to hit a balloon as he plays with one of the kids.
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Ladue held their fifth annual Dance Marathon on Saturday, February 3 from 12pm to 6pm. Juniors Claire Rowe (left) and Abby Small (right) dance with one of the kids during the ‘merica/country themed hour.
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Ladue held their fifth annual Dance Marathon on Saturday, February 3 from 12pm to 6pm. Sophomore Mirabelle Mockler and junior Ashley Byer lead the “Hoedown Throwdown” dance with the rest of the Laduettes.
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Ladue held their fifth annual Dance Marathon on Saturday, February 3 from 12pm to 6pm. Senior Erin Lohr dances with her friends during the ‘merica/country themed hour.
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Ladue held their fifth annual Dance Marathon on Saturday, February 3 from 12pm to 6pm. Junior Jack Gallamore and freshman Anna Reis play hungry hungry hippos against three other teams.
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Ladue held their fifth annual Dance Marathon on Saturday, February 3 from 12pm to 6pm. Ms. Carson performs her lip sync battle to Miley Cyrus’s “Wrecking Ball”.
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Ladue held their fifth annual Dance Marathon on Saturday, February 3 from 12pm to 6pm. Senior Philip Cherrick directs everyone to squat while they wait for the beat drop.
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Ladue held their fifth annual Dance Marathon on Saturday, February 3 from 12pm to 6pm. Junior Lauren Vanlandingham talks to one of the miracle children.
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Ladue held their fifth annual Dance Marathon on Saturday, February 3 from 12pm to 6pm. Event directors Elizabeth Minifie (12) and Brooke Waller (12) wrap up the event with some final words.
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Ladue held their fifth annual Dance Marathon on Saturday, February 3 from 12pm to 6pm. (Left to Right) Alex Sterling, Sophie Isaacs, Hannah Suffian, and Philip Cherrick all celebrate the $68k raised for the kids.
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Ladue held their fifth annual Dance Marathon on Saturday, February 3 from 12pm to 6pm. The executive board fills with emotions after revealing the final number.
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Ladue held their fifth annual Dance Marathon on Saturday, February 3 from 12pm to 6pm. Directors Elizabeth Minifie and Brooke Waller are ecstatic as they find out their grand total.
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Ladue held their fifth annual Dance Marathon on Saturday, February 3 from 12pm to 6pm. Junior Ashley Byer glances up to read the final numbers.
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Ladue held their fifth annual Dance Marathon on Saturday, February 3 from 12pm to 6pm. All participants gather along the stage with the executive board in front in orange and morale behind them in light blue.
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