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"Seniors! Seniors!" The crowd,
especially the eniors, roared through
the many pep rallies hosted by Frankin
High. Chants rang down the halls as
Rebel fans followed along with the
cheerleaders during 30 minutes of
boasting and bragging, Pep rallies
pumped up the raging Rebels for their
defeats against local opponents. Many
fans decorated their cars, their school,
and even their bodies to support their
team onto victory. As the band played,
the cheerleaders danced and showed
off stunt skills, the football team en–
tered the gym, and the crowd yelled an
occasional"Hey!" to the beat. A variety
of students often sang the "Star–
Spangled Banner" to announce their
talents to the entire school. The Can
Men, Dance Team, JV and Varsity
Cheerleaders, and teachers performed
to entertain the crowd. Pep rallies kept
the spirit alivve thoughout the many
dsports seasons during the year.
Why
are pep rallies important?
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GAME TIME.
Showing their school spirit, football
player Zach Reeser and trainer Katherine Mont–
gomery await their night of hard work. Most stu–
dent involved in sports dressed to impre in
their Rebel gear to upport the players for the
upcoming game.
O H YEAH!
Brad Collins smirk a Franlin scores
a touchdown on rival chool, Centennial. Fans
went wild after sports teams scored.
