Rock Hill Rewind- Black Out Pep Rally
In order to for the students to show their school pride effectively for the pep rally, each grade was assigned a neon color to pop in the black lights. “My favorite part of the blackout pep rally was the energy the students’ section brought. The stands were so loud which not only showed our immense pride in Rock Hill but also uplifted and supported those performing. It also made the atmosphere so much more fun and exciting,” said senior Alex Vincent. Students were encouraged to dress up for the pep rally and express themselves.
On Oct. 28th, the Rock Hill High School varsity football team will frighten Frisco at their game at the Toyota Stadium starting at 7 p.m. Students are encouraged to come in their school-appropriate Halloween costumes to show their support in the stands.
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