By Aislyn McKernan and Madi Black – Social Media Editors

Law held its first Pep Rally of the year on November 22 to celebrate fall sports and the Thanksgiving Week  football games.

The Pep Rally was held during Spirit Week, specifically on Color Wars Day. All students showed support by wearing the colors assigned to their class. There were many different activities during the rally, including a school-wide game of musical chairs – with a twist.

The winner of the game was sophomore Jackie Rivera.

“I volunteered to participate because it looked like a lot of fun,” said Rivera. “It was the main part of the rally and I didn’t want to miss out.”

The rally was hosted by a group of Law seniors including Cam Upchurch.  

“Hosting the Pep Rally was fun and I definitely would like to do it again,” Upchurch said.

The Law Band began the Pep Rally with a fun performance of the song “Hey, Baby.” Senior Riley Lapham was one of the lead drummers for the performance.

“I think the Band did really well,” Lapham said. “Playing at the rallies is a great way to show off what we learn and work hard on in class.”

The Law Choir sang the National Anthem.

“I was excited but a little nervous to sing, but overall I wouldn’t change anything,” junior Lexi Velez said. “I think the Pep Rally was a success and would take the opportunity again.”

The Law cheerleaders performed along with the Powderpuff boy cheerleaders. 

“I think the Pep Rally went well, we hit all our stunts and the crowd seemed to like it,” sophomore Maddie Nash said. “Training with the Powderpuff boys was fun. It was fun to see the boys try to do the stunts we cheerleaders do.”