So someone with waist length hair was allowed to just let it fly on the field? I was involved in marching band as a part of color guard all the way through college, traveling for competition, and I never saw this allowed. Everyone had to have their hair off their collar, male or female.
Omg, you are absolutely adorable with your costume and hairpiece...I take back my last comments about looking dreadful and taking points away... Cutie Pie!I thought I was cute....
(and yes, I am an absolutely hilarious shade of pale)
(this pic is from 2007 or 2006)
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You are a brunette (like, halfway between medium and dark brown, with hints of dirty blonde), brown eyes, hilariously sarcastic and exasperated facial expressions at times.
You are extremely lucky! I don't know of anywhere that allows that, and we travel a lot of places.
Blue-eyed blonde, but I am guessing you hit the expressions!
I won't even asked what you envisioned me looking like...haha!
Member of the pale club right here! I just learned lately how to pull it off with my undertone and the right hair color...I thought I was cute....
(and yes, I am an absolutely hilarious shade of pale)
(this pic is from 2007 or 2006)
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Can you remember which ones? I know I'm probably being annoying, but I'd like to know (and if you recall your opinions of them, that'd be great). Totally fine if your memory fails you.
Nowhere near as bad as you might think, LMAO!
Let me look.
high school cheer is sooo easy
Lol thank you! I have done some more interesting topics recently, hope you enjoy them!
Drum core style marching band requires absolute uniformity down to shined shoes and belt buckles. Most college bands these days are the same. The dance line and color guard wear exactly the same makeup and hair. Everyone has the same everything. Most dance lines and a lot of color guards have uniform inspection and weigh ins. If you don't make weight or look acceptable in the uniform, you don't go on the field. Same with college cheer. You fit the look or you don't make the team.
