Sunday Father-daughter dance a hit in Superior
Kathleen Woodford Mineral Independent | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 7 years, 7 months AGO
Father and daughter couples danced at a Girl Scout sponsored event held March 19 in Superior.(Kathleen Woodford/Mineral Independent).
Fathers and daughters of all ages hit the dance floor last Sunday in Superior. (Kathleen Woodford/Mineral Independent).
It was an afternoon of grins and laughter as fathers and daughters danced in the multipurpose room in Superior. (Kathleen Woodford/Mineral Independent).
Dances for fathers and daughters included The Chicken Dance, shown here. (Kathleen Woodford/Mineral Independent).
Superior teacher Angie Hopwood mixed the music during the Superior Girl Scout Troop Father-Daughter Dance on March 19. (Kathleen Woodford/Mineral Independent).
Chasing balloons left over from the prom held the night before was as much fun as dancing for some who attended the Girl Scout Father-Daughter Dance. (Kathleen Woodford/Mineral Independent).
Girl Scout troop leaders took advantage of prom decorations already being in place at the school to host a father-daugher dance Sunday. (Kathleen Woodford/Mineral Independent).
Girl Scout troop leaders Stephanie Quick, Kate Digiando, Claira Wheeler and Whitney Nue took advantage of prom and held their own dance on Sunday, March 19. It was the first father-daughter dance they had ever held and were thrilled with the turnout of nearly 100.
“The girls have been excited all week,” said Nue. “They went out and bought dresses just for this dance.”
The little dancers had a good reason to get dressed up, since their dates were their dads, who also put on their Sunday best to escort their pretty partners onto the floor.
The 2017 class prom had been held the night before in the multipurpose room of the high school and the troop took advantage of the decorations still in place. The floor teemed with activity as little ones chased balloons around the floor and dance couples twirled and slow-stepped to a variety of music mixed by teacher Angie Hopwood. The dance was free of charge and open to the public.