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Grauer Student Volunteers At Tournament of Roses Parade

Grauer Student Volunteers At Tournament of Roses Parade

Grauer Junior Mikayla B. '27 volunteered at The Phoenix Decorating Company in Irwindale to decorate floats for the Tournament of Roses Parade that took place on New Year's Day in Pasadena, with this year's theme of "The Magic in Teamwork." Mikayla has been working on floats for a number of years with her grandmother and other members of her family. She was excited to work on many of the impressive floats that ran in the parade this year. She described her experience on each of the different floats, saying "For The Rotary Float, I worked on all of the pink flowers around the float. Then I did 30 arrangements for The Elks float. I did all of the roses in the tree for the Elks, which was on the camera side. For The City of Hope, I did all of the Koi fish, which involved individually placing each bean/lentil down one by one. For The Santa Fe Springs float, I did half of the mural, including the train, which took about four days. For The Trader Joe’s float, I helped with floral arrangements, especially with the vegetables in the gravy pot at the back of the float. Another float I worked on was for the Shriners. I decorated the squirrel and the porcupine that are on the seesaw on the side of the float. I worked on a few other floats as well, but those are the main things that I did. I was up on scaffolding most of the week!"

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