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Fusion Dance Show

Mia S. Jones and Payton Hardin, Staff Writer|December 16, 2015

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Peter Pan, played by Maddie Butler (10), soars into the air with the assistance of his lost boy dancers, who performed a dance based on the Return to Neverland theme for Homecoming 2015. This dance was performed not only at fusion, but at both pep rallies and the Homecoming football game too.

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