Silverline
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Dance History
From the earliest moments of known human history, dance accompanied ancient rituals, spiritual gatherings and social events. As a conduit of trance, spiritual force, pleasure, expression, performance and interaction, dance became infused into our nature from the earliest moments of our existence - from the moment when first African tribes covered themselves in war-paint to the to the spreading of music and dance across all four corners of the world. Without a doubt, dancing remains one of the most expressive forms of communications that we know.
The earliest history of human dance is a continuing mystery. From the evidence of illustrated ceramic fragments, some archaeologists have speculated that dance originated some 5,000 to 9,000 years ago in early agricultural cultures located in a swath running from modern Pakistan to the Danube basin. Others, however, have expressed caution regarding the reconstruction of social behavior from such sources. Speculation aside, specific knowledge of prehistoric dances is lacking, and thus many experts have extrapolated dance history from the preserved ritual dances of various preliterate societies.
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Silverline Officers
Karen Limon (Captain)
Daniela Avalos (CO-Captain)
La'kira Flores (1st Lieutenant)
Stevana Salazar (2nd Lieutenant)
Karisa Hernandez (Social Officer)
Silverline community service
Silverline Dance Team (2014-2015)
Limon, Karen- Captain
Avalos, Daniela- Co-Captain
Flores, La' Kira- 1st Lieutenant
Salazar, Stevana- 2nd Lieutenant
Hernandez, Karisa- Social Officer
Andrade, Valerie
Ayala, Adriana
Corral, Mar
Estrada, Khiara
Garcia, Chelsea
Gutierrez, Emily
Guzman, Iliana
Ibarra, Leslie
Mallen, Alejandra
Mendoza, Stephanie
Olivo, Amanda
Pedroza, Alexandra
Perez, Alexis
Vasquez, Krystal
Vasquez, Valeria
Velasquez,Valeria
Vidaurri, Karen
Sponsers:
Denise Villareal
Daniella Byrne
About dance
Tryouts
Rules and Regulations
- No jewelry
- Hair in a bun
- No contacts
- Have to eat healthy
- Can't misbehave
- Must be able to do the split
- High Kicks
La'kira Flores
Karen Limon
Karisa Hernandez
Modern Dance
Denise Salinas
Mar Corral
Stevana Salazar
Silverline schedule
08/154:30p
Game Details: Pearsall
18 - 6Win08/297:30p
Location: Laredo LBJ High School
28 - 14Loss09/057:30p
@ Carrizo Springs (Carrizo Springs, TX)
Game Details: Carrizo Springs
30 - 13Win09/127:30p
Location: Winn High School
27 - 7Loss09/267:30p
Location: Winn High School
10/037:30p
@ Medina Valley (Castroville, TX)
Location: Medina Valley High School
10/107:30p
Location: Winn High School
10/187:00p
Game Details: Shirley Field
10/247:30p
Location: Winn High School
10/317:30p
Location: Winn High School
11/077:30p
Location: Somerset High School
Camp
Some teams choose to go to a dance camp is held on a college campus or in a hotel setting. Some teams choose to have instructors come to them and host the camp at their own school.
The main reason why dance teams attend camp differs from team to team. Your team may attend camp to gain as much choreography as possible to take home and perform at football and basketball games. Another team may attend camp to focus on team building and team bonding. Whatever your reason is, you can be sure that camp will be a fun and exciting experience for you and your team.
Leslie Ibarra
Chelsea Garcia
Mavericks vs. Eagles
Practices
Most teams have mandatory practices to ensure that the team performs well as a whole. However, not every dance team will run practice in the same way. Usually dance team practices will include time for stretching, conditioning/aerobic warm-up, technique combinations, and routine review.
If your team is a nationally competitive team, be prepared for some strenuous practices as the big competition approaches. Don’t let this make you nervous though. Strenuous practices do not have to be stressful practices!