2015 Homecoming Pep Assembly

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Kayla Sunderland
Staff Reporter 
Teachers surprise students with flash mob.
Photo credit Kayla Sunderland. 
Students attended the pep assembly to get ready and fired up for the homecoming game on Friday, September 18.
            The assembly took place in between second and third period. Students were on advisement schedule and second and third period were shortened by nine minutes each.
            The band and cheerleaders started off the assembly by playing and singing the school song. Students were instructed by the cheerleaders to stand up and sing along.
            Homecoming king and queen were announced at the end of the assembly. There was a tie for king between Tyler Evans and Eric Pingel. Sydney Albertson was crowned queen.
            Students were surprised when music started playing during Principal Steve Pettit’s speech and teachers and other staff members ran to the middle of the gym and started dancing. Over 70 staff members were involved in it including Pettit who did the dance called the wobble with other members of administration. Other dances involved was the Whip/Nae Nae, the Thriller, and the Twist. The flash mob was recorded and posted on YouTube.
                        Varsity volleyball coach Matt Parker talked about the team and recognized the players. Also girls varsity swim coach Adam Schulte recognized his team and talked about their previous season.
           


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