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W herever anyone was after school ,
he or she could hear the loud and
powerful spirits of cheerleaders.
"This year was challenging because we
had to bal~}~e out the Jophom~ctlnd JV
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The girls on the JV and fresh~J
cheerleadifJ.9 squads placed second at
Metros at t::lkhorn High School.
Both squads had a lot of fun being to-
gether.
"Cheerleading was a good way to
make friends," freshman Megan Carmean
said.
Cheerleading also gave the girls a lot
of memories .
"My best memory was cheerleading
camp because it was a lot of fun, and we
bonded a lot," sophomore Gina Urich said.
Performing at Metros are freshmen cheerleaders
Carrie Wattenhofer, Jenny Greene, and Allie
Whitehill In the past, freshmen had placed in
the top three places at Metros This made them
feel pressured to do well
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Junior Varsity Cheerleadintj: frtmt row- Jessica Gould, Kara
Bowen, Sarah Edelstein, Alycia Borof-n, Kristi Vrtiska; second
row- Liz Farrow, Corinne Shields, Nattalie Connel, Kimmy
Smith; back-Rosama Eby, Erica Jasa, Gina Uridh , Paige
Frasier, Julie Molacek. F+Olo" CR<o fln'""""""

Freshmen Cheerleading : frtmt - Lydia Worobec, Lindsey Calvin,
Me<;pn Carmean; second- Kari Anderson, Paige Jones , A llie
Whitehill , Brittany Sukiennik; back- Carrie Wattenhofer, Jennifer
Greene , Traci Stanek, Alexis Freeman, Erin Demarco
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