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During the pep rally, Shayla Elam, 12, dances the drill team's routine. Legacy faces Chisholm Trail at R.L. Anderson Sept. 5.

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Mia Ortega

February 14, 2012

Mia Ortega

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Mia Ortega, Staff Writer

“This just got a lot more complicated” -Olaf

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