First Pep Rally of the Year

September 7, 2016

Seniors Rachel “Robin” Sharp and Jimmy Hurley, the announcers for this year’s pep rallies, talk to the students to get them hyped up.

Kendra Eichelberger
The Varsity Football players make their big entrance into the pep rally.

Kendra Eichelberger
Each pep rally consists of a game or relay that involves contestants from each grade.

Kendra Eichelberger
Students from all grades participate in a spirit contest that consists of seeing which grades in the Middle and Upper Schools that can make the most noise for their Trinity Prep Saints.

Kendra Eichelberger
Mr. Lawson announces the winners of the first pep rally of the 2016-2017 school year: the 8th Grade and 12th Grade. They both win a casual day.

Kendra Eichelberger
The Varsity and Middle School cheerleaders lead the Varsity Football players in their entrance to the pep rally.

Emma Meeks
The Varsity Cheerleaders perform a dance for the school.

Emma Meeks
The Varsity Cheerleaders lead a cheer, and the student body joins in.

Emma Meeks
Senior cheerleaders and football players lead their grade (which is up on the balcony) in the spirit contest.

Emma Meeks
The cheerleaders incorporate intricate stunts into their performance.

Kendra Eichelberger

Check out these pictures from the first pep rally of the 2016-2017 school year.

About the Contributors

Kendra Eichelberger, Staff Photographer

Kendra Eichelberger is currently a junior entering her first year on The Trinity Voice as one of the photographers. When Kendra isn’t taking photos, she is probably at the beach or petting someone’s dog.

Emma Meeks, Photo Editor

Emma Meeks is starting her second year on the photography staff of the Trinity Voice. After the “legacy” left by her older brother a couple years earlier, Emma had big shoes to fill: being published at least once a semester. If she’s not snapping shots at school events, Emma is usually braiding her fellow photographer Kendra’s hair or taking naps with her cat. Her motto is a quote from the inspirational Byron Lawson: “If you see me around campus taking your picture, and you don’t want your picture taken…tough! It’s my homework.”