Personal Narrative: My First Pep Cheers
It was a beautiful, sunny day on September 2, 2015, that our first pep rally of my first season of cheer took place. We had practiced and practiced to make this one incredible. This pep rally was the most exasperating thing I have ever done, but I knew what to do so I just went out there and tried my best. My cheer squad had been anticipating this day for months, our first pep rally. That was the first day we got to wear our cheerleading uniforms to school. When I walked into the office doors that morning, Mrs. Smith ran in there to see my cheer uniform. As the day dragged along, it was just a class period away, and then I would be in front of the whole school cheering. Somehow, that had just come into my realization, and I was just
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Then, we went onto the basketball court to stretch. As the students filed in one by one, we got into formation and ran over the cheers and the dance. My class, which was the seventh grade, made sure to sit on the front row to cheer Macy and I on. My squad started to get into formation, then I knew it was about to get real. We started out with the cheer “We’re Here’, then went into “It’s Great (Gracie’s Cheer).” Then we started chanting “DJH All the Way” which meant for us to get into our dance formation. I was inexplicably nervous, but I made sure not to let that show. We made it through the dance with ease, then it was time to introduce the boys. Mrs. Quinn told us that every time that they called a football boys name out, two of us had to go out and do a jump or tumbling pass. There were a few more things to do though. We went and gave some gifts to the ninth grade boys and then I was about over, then we realized we didn’t even do our class battle cries. We had each grade do that, then we closed to the band playing our alma mater. Mrs. Quinn made us go out there and pick up the candy wrappers that the boys left, but Perri and I were the only ones that actually did. Afterwards, we all took pictures together, and then it was time to go home and get ready for the
Then, we went onto the basketball court to stretch. As the students filed in one by one, we got into formation and ran over the cheers and the dance. My class, which was the seventh grade, made sure to sit on the front row to cheer Macy and I on. My squad started to get into formation, then I knew it was about to get real. We started out with the cheer “We’re Here’, then went into “It’s Great (Gracie’s Cheer).” Then we started chanting “DJH All the Way” which meant for us to get into our dance formation. I was inexplicably nervous, but I made sure not to let that show. We made it through the dance with ease, then it was time to introduce the boys. Mrs. Quinn told us that every time that they called a football boys name out, two of us had to go out and do a jump or tumbling pass. There were a few more things to do though. We went and gave some gifts to the ninth grade boys and then I was about over, then we realized we didn’t even do our class battle cries. We had each grade do that, then we closed to the band playing our alma mater. Mrs. Quinn made us go out there and pick up the candy wrappers that the boys left, but Perri and I were the only ones that actually did. Afterwards, we all took pictures together, and then it was time to go home and get ready for the