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1:36Now PlayingAutumn wouldn’t be there without Rachael. Rachael wouldn’t think of being there without Autumn. But their story is about more than friendship. It’s a lesson in strength.
At first glance, it's hard to pick out Autumn Michels and Rachael Steffens amid the crowd of musicians on Laingsburg High School’s football field.
If you were sitting in the stands earlier this month, you wouldn’t have noticed them. The girls blended in seamlessly, a tiny piece of the moving formation of marchers on the grass.
The 114-member band — it represents a third of the rural high school’s student body and is the largest in school history — had just minutes to perform their Homecoming half-time show, moving right, then left to the beat of Paul Simon’s 1980s hit “Call me Al.”
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