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Pep Rallies E PLQDE With Enthusiasm Lively music burst through the air as stu- dents and faculty entered the gym with anticipation and spirits high. Soon the pandemonium died down. The band struck up the 'Star Spangled Banner' and swung on into the fight song as cheerleaders tumbled onto the floor. Hundreds of voices ended the first big ex- plosion of excitement with raised fists and a resounding shout- Big Bad john! Cheerleaders led the student body in chants and yells with their beat. Adding to the life of the pep rally, majorettes and Brigadettes performed to favorite num- bers played bythe band. The Stage Band was brought on with their jazzy tunes. Each cheerleader chose a person they thought showed the most enthusiasm. They were given large lollipops for their pride. A spirit stick was given to the class with the most spirit, the loudest, and the most spunk overall. This was determined by a competition yell and who yelled the loudest for his class. Hilarious skits were put on by cheerleaders in each pep rally and some included members of the foot- ball team. The cheerleaders left the gym during the competition yell so they could hear which class was loudest and get ready for the skits. Pep rallies were held at break during the week before the Longview game and the week before the Lee game to get spirits high. Links to a spirit chain were also sold during the week of the Lee game and were put together to form a chain for each class. A door decorating contest was also held. Each homeroom decorated their door in order to try and have the most spirit dis- played. The pep rallies ended with cheerleaders, majorettes, and officers swaying to Alma Mater, but ...... the spirit never dies. 8. . . Pep Rallies Sweat? -L 'I- 'Um B90-DI
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