51.   The boys wear blue pants and the girls wear blue, ankle-length denim skirts with their hair in braids.

52.   The boys were dressed in bright, multi-colored clothing while the baby girl wore a pale pink dress with a heart of roses embroidered on the front.

53.   The girls all wear identical uniforms, and much of the work is done in pairs.

54.   The girls now wear extensions.

55.   The girls wear long veils, though most do not cover their faces.

56.   The dress code allows the girls to wear what they want to practice and to games.

57.   The girls wear scarves over their heads and the older ones have full-length burquas, which cover their heads and faces.

58.   The girls wear scarves or turbans on their heads, and many speak African or Arabic languages, but they play like any children.

59.   The girls wore their skirts long and the boys wore their hair short.

60.   The girl wore a gray sweatshirt that was heavy and dark from her walking in the constant downpour.