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need some help? perfectly sweet.
Freshmen T J Con- Seniors Heather
nole and Michael Linder and Carley
Dirks work together Cruz make sugar
before first hour to cookies for firemen in
finish their history honor of 9/11. "Getting
homework. "We to spend time with
have been friends my friends and doing .
for two years and something to say
always sit with each thank you to the men
other and work to who put their lives
finish assignments, " on the line was truly
Connole said . photo rewarding and fun ,"
by Tehia Goben Cruz said. photo by
Tehia Goben

During the school week junior Kayleigh Beg- one up her and do better."
ley and freshman Claire Begley walk, study, The support doesn't just stay on the field, but
and spend time together, but come Friday night, carries into the school day as well.
the sisters are even more in sync than usual in "[As a freshman] it gave me some relief to have

front of the stadium stands as twirlers. my sister there with me," Claire said. "I didn't
"Having my sister perform with me gives me a know anyone, so knowing I had someone to turn
sense of comfort," Claire said . "It makes me feel to was comforting."
like I'm not alone, and if I make a mistake, she For Kayleigh, having her sibling at school

encourages me to do better next time." meant always having a best friend close by.
With a little help and motivation from one "We have the same choir class, and it's nice
another, the sisters always excelled and strived because we can catch up and see how our days
for their best. are going," Kayleigh said.

"We are very competitive, so we push each Sitting next to each other in class or standing
other to do our best," Kayleigh said. "Some- side by side in front of the student body, the Beg-
times, when she catches a harder trick, I try to ley sisters benefited from the bond of sisterhood.

that friendship
,,

We have been friends
since Sib graae.
We go to football
games, sleep overs/
and we even
play Taboo!
Everything is together.',

-Maddy Breeling, 11
pictured with Reid Rutar, 11
and Lexi Hatt, 12 during the in-
school pep rally on Sept. 22