Winter Extravaganza Pep Rally
Senior Arianna Doggett performs her routine at the Winter Extravaganza pep rally as a part of the cheer team. “I think the best part of the Extravaganza was how much more interactive it was than the other pep rallies,” junior and cheerleader Hope Dyer said. “There was more games and activities that involved the whole student body, and I think that made it really special.”
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