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Jessica Bureau

ENERGY: SGA held their first pep rally of the year in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness and the Homecoming Football Game

Inlet Grove Community High School had its first pep rally on Oct. 6th, for the homecoming football game that was later that day.

Teachers and students were told to follow the activity bell schedule which,  according to the schedule was: first period 8 am to 9:15 am, second period from 9:20 am to 10:35 am, third period from 10:40 am to 11:55 am, lunch is 11:55 am to 12:40 pm, and fourth period is from 12:45 pm to 2:00 pm.

The event was held in the gymnasium where students were separated by grade level. The host’s were Jordan Cajilus, a Junior in the TV Production Academy, and Annmessa Deroncelly, a Junior in the Medical Academy.

“This is the fourth pep rally I’ve hosted,” said Cajilus. “So it was pretty chill.  The way me and my partner got the crowd hyped felt like we were on top of the world”.

During the pep rally the football team were introduced with music and the crowd supported them by shouting.  Afterward, the hosts picked students from each grade level to participate in the games that were planned.

The first game that was introduced was a mini scavenger hunt. The components were told what to get from their class levels, and in the end, the seniors won.

“The most entertaining game played at the pep rally was when the crowd had to give the items to the players,” said Kresly Jeantinoble a Senior in the Pre-Architectural Academy.

The second game that was introduced was a game of tic-tac-toe. There were two rounds, the first was 9th vs. 10th, then the second was 11th vs. 12th.

The band team was introduced right after and performed in a glow-in-the-dark theme.

“The band team had a good performance but, it could’ve been longer and better,” said Rosecarlineda Medelus.

Then the dance team were introduced after the band and their performance excited the crowd.

“I feel like the dance team did great,” said Thamare Geffrard, a Junior in the Pre-Law academy. “They had skills and they were hype.”

Soon after the Dj played a Nikki Minaj song and the cheerleaders started dancing which surprised the crowd and got more people excited.

“The cheerleaders did their big one,” said Cerph Moneus, a Junior in the Pre-Law Academy.

Patrick Flowers then announced the homecoming court for freshmen, sophomores, and Juniors.

“I’m just glad my friend Annmessa won,” said Shamaelle Milce, a Junior in the LPN Academy.

At the end of the pep rally, the hosts asked each grade level to make the most noise to win the spirit stick and after several do-overs, the senior class won.

“This was Inlet Grove’s best pep rally,” said Moneus. “Everyone was hyped and I almost lost my voice”