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This week we had a pep rally to get everyone excited for Friday Night Lights. The pep rally was full of cheers and fun. The whole school came out and we cheered the seniors. Wayne danced and the band played a lot of fun songs while Gene conducted with a helmet with horns. Friday Night Lights is a festival with food, soccer games, ice cream, and lots of fun for everyone.


By Durres and Awab




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