Apache Belles prove that they do more than just dance
Cheyenne Robinson
Section: Student Life
In fall 2009, the team made 10 appearances and performances for non-profit and charitable organizations.
"We try to make an effort for anyone who calls us for performances or appearances," said Flynn.
The office phone line is ringing off the hook constantly to book the Apache Belles for appearances, shows and performances. The directors and team make an effort to go out and make as many performances and appearances possible, which can be very time consuming but well worth the experience.
"All the practicing and hard work that we put in for our performances really pays off in the end because we are the internationally famous Apache Belles, and we get a lot of crowd and community support," said Harrell.
According to Flynn, since the beginning in 1947, the Apache Belles have always been good will ambassadors.
"It's a part of what we do is entertain but in the same sense we help out any way we can" said Flynn.
The Apache Belles will continue their title as "good will ambassadors" on Feb. 6 with their annual Belle Babes winter workshop and basketball halftime performance. The workshop is for children from 4 to 12 years of age. The registration was on Feb. 1. Walk-in registration is available, however, the uniforms for the children are first-come first-serve.
To learn more about Belle Babes visit www.apachebelles.com/belle_babes.
"We try to make an effort for anyone who calls us for performances or appearances," said Flynn.
The office phone line is ringing off the hook constantly to book the Apache Belles for appearances, shows and performances. The directors and team make an effort to go out and make as many performances and appearances possible, which can be very time consuming but well worth the experience.
"All the practicing and hard work that we put in for our performances really pays off in the end because we are the internationally famous Apache Belles, and we get a lot of crowd and community support," said Harrell.
According to Flynn, since the beginning in 1947, the Apache Belles have always been good will ambassadors.
"It's a part of what we do is entertain but in the same sense we help out any way we can" said Flynn.
The Apache Belles will continue their title as "good will ambassadors" on Feb. 6 with their annual Belle Babes winter workshop and basketball halftime performance. The workshop is for children from 4 to 12 years of age. The registration was on Feb. 1. Walk-in registration is available, however, the uniforms for the children are first-come first-serve.
To learn more about Belle Babes visit www.apachebelles.com/belle_babes.
Viewing Comments 1 - 1 of 1
Barbie Bonner
posted 2/09/10 @ 9:41 AM CST
THIS IS GREAT!!!!! I LOVE IT!! I READ IT OVER AND OVER!!!! THAT IS SO GOOD TO KNOW!!!
Post a Comment