Raytown South High School - Polaris Yearbook (Raytown, MO)

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Raytown South is the place to be for spirit. Without spirit and enthusiasm, school would be a dreadful place to be. Pep rallies are put on by the cheerleaders every Friday to get our players and students psyched for the game. Pep pals support their player by decorating their locker and sending them goodies. The Cardinal fans, dressed in the traditional red and white, begin piling into the stadium about 7 pm. Banners have been hung throughout the stands. As the team. rushes out and bursts through the banner, it is not unusual to see balloons flying through the air. The Pep Band performs the anthem and alma mater, and the cardinal players rush on to another victory.