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Junior Year

 Homecoming dress from Madeleine L'Amour
 Dance Company attire
 Halloween 2013

 At DHS to celebrate its Centennial year, there were pictures of a student from every year since 1914 with a  relative underneath that's also a current student. Golda Burton, graduate of 1926, with me: Golda Dopp graduate of 2015! Pretty cool to be up there with my namesake. Such great traditions
 My awesome Moonlight Serenade partner, Logan. We were Team Golden! Get it? Golda/Logan? haha we're pretty clever

 Charming Charlie's necklace
 First three days of school outfits
 Yes! It's the weekend!
 Football games
 Playing the flute at some Ward thing


Freestone got a little owie
 COPENHAGEN

 Imperial Beach
 Youth Conference. I spoke and was the Secretary for the Youth Committee
 AP Reviews. Made it to one of them. As Lexie would say: "Swag"
 Sometimes things got messy...
 Good advice Dove, too bad I have two essays, one math assignment, a lab write up and play practice!
 Matching hair for dance class
 French foodies. I will miss Prof. Miller so much. His stories, energy and comedic personality will be missed at DHS. I hope our French teacher next year will be great too.
 DC audition boredom
 All the AP work (Well....some of it)
 Abs and Rubes waiting at DC auditions
My Prom date ;) Since I didn't get asked, we went to dinner at the Lion House Pantry (the yummiest food ever!) and went to the Ranch. We ate M &Ms, watched Catching Fire and ate cookie dough. It was so fun!!
 Dance Company photoshoots
Lagoon Day!!
Federation

WHAT GOT ME THROUGH THIS YEAR....
 Laughing at this little thing


 My mom and Coco
 My dad
 fooooood!!
 Friends. Especially Emily. I have too many pictures with her, she needs her own post.
 Again, this thing
Ruby...and funny Instagram videos
 Friends again
Pretty things.
Trips
 Best dad in the world
 Freestone found a love of ballroom this year! He's pretty good!
 Ari got into a great orchestra
Dance Company lunches. Thanks mom!!

Mom sprained her ankle. :(
 Ari is Junior High bound!!
Family Picture :)
 Partyin it up at Nutcracker
 Seattle


Lagoon Day

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