P UMPED TO W I •
Spelling out
various phra es, jacob Moore,
Morgan Dean, KeeganCleary,
Jeff Morris and many other
guys led the crowd in cheers
to excite them about the de·
feat of Centennial.
R EBEL
P RIDE.
Screaming with the
rest of the crowd, Brandon Plummer,
Brandon Born tein, )arne Atkin ,
and Rich Runyeon participate in the
Homecoming pep ralley. Students
all cheered along and made the
whole day exciting.
"HEY, HEY, HEv!".
Pump–
ing up the crowd for the
big game was the job of
the one and only Lindsay
Irvin. She lead the cheer ,
introduced the teams, and
made the pep rallies en–
tertaining with her outgo–
ing personality and witty
remarks.
D IRTY D A Cl
c.
Giving the crowd a little bit
more to cheer about, the dance team strut their
stuff and shows off a new dance that they had
learned at camp the summer before. The dance
team often kept the spirit alive with exciting
music and fun routine .
P EP RALLEY
Fu . Creating new cheers, style of dre s, dancing moves, and game faces was important to the pep ralley excitement. In order
to create an entertaing environment, students of all types performed different acts such as comedy, dancing, and singing for the crowd.
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