GALLERY: Organizations ‘Glo Up’ at Blacklight Pep Rally

and Katie Chung| October 21, 2016

Choir sings ‘Don’t Stop Believin’ by Journey.
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David Brocatto ’17 breakdances at the pep rally.
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Breakdance club preforms at the blacklight pep rally.
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SunDancers showcase their skills at the blacklight pep rally.
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Audrey Stevens ’17 dances alongside the SunDancers.
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Band decorates their instruments with neon colors.
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Emma Forshay ’17 cheers at the start of the pep rally.
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Drum line preforms the fight song at the pep rally.
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The trainers get to the pep rally early to get a spot in the front.
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Cheerleaders build a pyramid before the pep rally.
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Westwood Sundancers begin a wave of pompoms.
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Westwood Sundancers create a #1 shape with their pompoms.
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Sundancers create a wave with pompoms.
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Westwood Sundancers prepare to begin their dance routine.
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Cheerleaders boost each other up as music plays.
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Celebrating with her friends, Aanya Ujjval 26 gets sprayed with color powder. All profits from the Holi festival through selling powder and shirts were donated to Casa Marianella.

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