RhythAMetteS Banquet

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Claire Strickland
Opinion Editor
The future junior members pose for a group photo.
Photo courtesy of Sammy Rooney.
Thursday, May 14 was the annual RhythAMetteS banquet. All team dancers participated, and many received awards. There was also a potluck before where members ate and socialized. Coaches announced new members of the team, and seniors said their final farewells after many years on the dance team. Sophomore Ameerah Thayer was a part of the banquet.
“We eat a lot at the potluck before the awards are given out in the auditorium,” Thayer said. “The banquet welcomes new members and says goodbye to the seniors and is just an end of the season get together.”
The banquet allowed spent time for voted awards and academic awards as well.
“There is the rookie of the year award, superstar, miss congeniality, highest kicks, outstanding effort, and many others,” Thayer said. “There are also awards for academic and for people who have been on Elite.”
The new 2015-2016 team captains were also inducted at the banquet.
One of the main segments to the banquet was honoring the seniors and all of their hard work. After many years on the team, this was their final night to share the memories they have had.
“My favorite part is listening to the senior stories because it makes me excited for the memories that I am going to make,” Thayer said.

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