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HOMECOMING: Ichabods show off their dance moves at Yell Like Hell

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Khoa Huynh, Content Creator • October 29, 2023
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The Blue Diamonds Majorette Team performs in cowgirl outfits. The performers used props during their performance and dazzled the crowd.

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