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Tartans Hit the Road at All-School Pep Rally

The annual Homecoming pep rally put the Tartan spirit in high gear as the entire school community rallied in support of the Homecoming football game.
The all-school event energized the student body ahead of the big Homecoming football game. The annual Homecoming pep rally put the Tartan spirit in high gear as the entire school community rallied in support of St. Margaret’s and their own House League.

Pasternack Field House was anything but parked on the sidelines as the St. Margaret’s student body rolled in decked out in blue, green, yellow, and red, filling the bleachers with color, cheers, and plenty of Tartan pride.

Students from the four House Leagues—Belmont, Carlton, Oxford, and York—were grouped by house, turning Pasternack Field House into a spirited showcase of school pride. With this year’s “Tartans Hit the Road” theme, the houses put the pedal to the metal in a friendly competition to see who could bring the most energy to the rally.

The excitement shifted into high gear with performances by the Tartan Dance Company and cheer squad, followed by a crowd pleasing performance by the Football team. Students also had the chance to meet this year’s Homecoming Court as the celebration built momentum for the big game.

With the Tartans ready to take their Tartan spirit on the road, the pep rally sent students into the weekend with plenty of enthusiasm. Congratulations to the Upper School ASB for planning and organizing such a great pep rally! 

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