alumni
The Blueprint
EXPO
FARRINGTON HIGH SCHOOL •
MEET The Blueprint
Hailing from Farrington High School, The Blueprint consists of alumni from Dancer's Delite. The group first formed in 2015, placing second at the Honozulu Beast Competition. In only their second competition ever, the group has grown from 4 to 12 dancers, ranging from class of 2018 to 2023.
CHOREOGRAPHERS
Milford Lanuza, Joy Bayudan
CREW MEMBERS
Diana Ramos, Maygan Cordero, Princess Bonilla, Clarie Baddo, Hoku Puaala,
Milford Lanuza, Bea Lao, Joy Bayudan, Jaeda Bacani, Norine Quach, Kayley Billedo, Jaylyn Balon
MVP: joy bayudan
Joy is our MVP this year because as an alumni she was one of the only dancers to step up and take on the task of choreographing. She made sure to attend every practice and even helped others catch up before and after our normal practices and on non-practice days.As a working mom, she has taken on the responsibility to not only choreograph but also cut and mix the music. Even as the oldest dancer in our current group, she took the time to get to know each of us, including our majors and what each of us has going on in our lives. Joy deserves the MVP award this year for her hard work and dedication to the group as a whole.
alumni
The Blueprint
EXPO
FARRINGTON HIGH SCHOOL •
MEET The Blueprint
Hailing from Farrington High School, The Blueprint consists of alumni from Dancer's Delite. The group first formed in 2015, placing second at the Honozulu Beast Competition. In only their second competition ever, the group has grown from 4 to 12 dancers, ranging from class of 2018 to 2023.
CHOREOGRAPHERS
Milford Lanuza, Joy Bayudan
CREW MEMBERS
Diana Ramos, Maygan Cordero, Princess Bonilla, Clarie Baddo, Hoku Puaala,
Milford Lanuza, Bea Lao, Joy Bayudan, Jaeda Bacani, Norine Quach, Kayley Billedo, Jaylyn Balon
MVP: joy bayudan
Joy is our MVP this year because as an alumni she was one of the only dancers to step up and take on the task of choreographing. She made sure to attend every practice and even helped others catch up before and after our normal practices and on non-practice days.As a working mom, she has taken on the responsibility to not only choreograph but also cut and mix the music. Even as the oldest dancer in our current group, she took the time to get to know each of us, including our majors and what each of us has going on in our lives. Joy deserves the MVP award this year for her hard work and dedication to the group as a whole.