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Shining Bright On The Field

The Marching Mustangs perform their first halftime show of the year, presenting “Among the Stars”
Lydia Marshall, Editor-In-Chief
September 10, 2024
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Lydia Marshall
The Marching Mustangs enter the field for their first football halftime performance of this year's show 'Among the Stars'.
Junior Ingrid Morf smiles as the color guard gracefully performs alongside the marching band. (Lydia Marshall)
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About the Contributor
Lydia Marshall, Editor-In-Chief
My name is Lydia Marshall. I am a junior and Editor-in-Chief of the Mustang Moon, as well as activities editor for the yearbook. I enjoy reading, art, hanging out with my friends, and watching theater.