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Madalyn Propst, Multimedia Editor
October 17, 2023
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Varsity cheerleaders perform at Thursday’s lunch pep rally as everyone gets ready for the upcoming game.

One of the biggest moments of the high school football season is the long-awaited rivalry game. Coming off of a fresh win against Palmetto Ridge, spirits were high heading into “Beat Lake Mary” week as students got ready for the Thursday night game. The week featured fun dress-up themes for every day and a pep rally on game day as a final send-off for cheerleaders and football players as they prepared to travel to Lake Mary High School. Despite losing the game, the student body still enjoyed the spirit-filled week and brought an electric student section.

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Everyone prepared for battle donning their best camo gear. Some students were so well camouflaged that teachers reported them absent.
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Madalyn Propst
Madalyn Propst, Multi-Media Editor
Madalyn Propst is a senior, and the multimedia editor for 2023-2024, she is heavily involved in the school's chorus, and the Florida Democratic Party. She plans on double majoring in political and computer science in the fall.

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