pep squad

In some cases, a dance team serves as a pep squad.

But that was one of her weaknesses: She needed an audience, a pep squad.

I wasn't a member of the band, the pep squad, or the chorus.

The Vipers, its official pep squad, won straight wins for several years.

The number includes the pep band, pep squad and other school personnel.

Established in 1926 with four original members, all members of the Pep Squad were male until 1975.

Both schools' pep squads are famous for their stunts and high-energy performances.

During games, pep squads lead cheers and chants.

This year, the pep squads performed before a record-holding attendance of 23,443 students, alumni and fans.

Along the way, he helps the family's son score a date with his dream girl and helps the daughter join the pep squad.

Pep squad members make posters, cheer for school sports teams, and help with pep rallies.

Pep squad uniforms vary by school.

The Dolphin Dolls, a 125-member pep squad of girls aged 8 to 18, cheered the team at home games from 1966 to 1977.

However, they only finished second behind UP Pep Squad.

Not only was there a cheerleading squad, but also a twirler team and a pep squad.

Pep squads and cheerleaders often perform the same or similar kinds of routine, although they differ in costume and style.

Colonelettes (all-girl pep squad and dance team for sporting events)

At Cranbrook, Romney helped manage the ice hockey team, and he joined the pep squad.

Pep squads are found in high schools, middle schools and sometimes elementary schools in the United States.

A pep squad is often similar to a cheerleading squad, but is usually a separate organization.

Sometimes pep squads use pom-poms.

There is a pep squad with Song, Cheer, and Pep flags.

Pep Squad satirized and predicted American school violence prior to the horrific series of school shootings.

Pep Squad (feature 35mm film, 1998)

His daughters are also members of the Hamden High School pep squad, which means three trips a week for practice sessions.