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Pep Rallies

Hot Scott, Sonny and Cher make appearances

By Suzanne Miller alotoffun. Reischl, who was Cher, said
You saw Sonny and Cher reunited again, he had a lot of fun performing. He said he
you jammed with the freshman class, you was a little bit nervous, but was fine once
watched as fellow classmates slid through he started performing. Belinda Dyrda, a
Mazola Oil and you were rallied up with sophomore who was one of the I ucky stu­
"Hot Scott". What else could you ask for in dents who slid on the mazola oil, said it
a Homecoming Pep Rally?! "was hard and very gross". Tim Byers,
"I've been here 11 years and the Home­ senior, said sliding through the oil was
coming pep rally was one of the best I've "fun" and he was real psyched because
seen here in 11 years." said Dean Cheryl he knew he had to win it for the seniors,
Blue. Blue said maybe this was because of (which he did.)
the class activites, better school spirit, or
cause Hot Scott came. Cher a.k.a. Phill
Reischl said he thought it was successful
because "it was more exciting and funny."
Hot Scott, a Sweet 98 D.J. and pep rally
emcee, said he "enjoyed beingatthe Ralston
pep rally." He also went on to say that he
could tell that the students "had a lot of
school spirit". He joked about how the so­
phomores looked "dead", but once they
got going "they out did the rest of the
classes." The sophomores went on to win
the Homecoming Pep Rallyfor winningthe
most class activities that were put on during
the week.
Blue said that the cheerleaders and class
officers were the ones who organized the
pep rally. Varsity Cheerleader Kristi Koenig
said she could tell that everybody was really
getting into the rally. She also said that the
students who participated in the events had

Phill "Dave Letterman" Reischl answers
a viewer's letter on whether or not he
wears "I love Martha" underwear,
during the Spring Pep Rally.

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Fruit, ketchup, a watermelon, and even
a T.V. and typewriter were thrown
from the top of the gym bleachers to
the floor by Junior Mike Renner to
create some excitement at the Spring
Pep Rally.
English attack. English teachers Jack
Donnelly, Daryl Taylor, Jan Rowley and
Beth Johnson reenact the assassination
10 of Julius Caesar in honor of the Ides of
Pep Rallies March. Junior Phill Reischl, the emcee
of the March 15 pep rally was the
target.