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Fantastic dress rehearsal for the MHS Upbeats as they prepare for the state completion this Friday. They will be performing their Traditional routine at 4:11 pm and their Pom routine at 6:02 pm. Both routines can be seen on the NFHS network. This evening was also the last performance in Pirate Palace for our seniors; Erika Akers, Hannah Thomas, Juanita Martinez, and Noah Libitsky. Good Luck!!!Photos from Marshfield High School's post
Fantastic dress rehearsal for the MHS Upbeats as they prepare for the state completion this Friday. They will be performing their Traditional routine at 4:11 pm and their Pom routine at 6:02 pm. Both routines can be seen on the NFHS network. This evening was also the last performance in Pirate Palace for our seniors; Erika Akers, Hannah Thomas, Juanita Martinez, and Noah Libitsky. Good Luck!!!Photos from Marshfield High School's post
Fantastic dress rehearsal for the MHS Upbeats as they prepare for the state completion this Friday. They will be performing their Traditional routine at 4:11 pm and their Pom routine at 6:02 pm. Both routines can be seen on the NFHS network. This evening was also the last performance in Pirate Palace for our seniors; Erika Akers, Hannah Thomas, Juanita Martinez, and Noah Libitsky. Good Luck!!!Photos from Marshfield High School's post

Published on: 03/19/2025

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Fantastic dress rehearsal for the MHS Upbeats as they prepare for the state completion this Friday. They will be performing their Traditional routine at 4:11 pm and their Pom routine at 6:02 pm. Both routines can be seen on the NFHS network. This evening was also the last performance in Pirate Palace for our seniors; Erika Akers, Hannah Thomas, Juanita Martinez, and Noah Libitsky. Good Luck!!!

Photos from Marshfield High School's post
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