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Cheerleaders Tumble Into a New Season

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20638599_363451467406479_4214465337173925236_n-748x500.jpg Cheerleaders, Lily Rudder, Ashton Cameron, Olivia LaValle, Haley Badciong and Laurel Lee Chatman are ready to cheer on the Wolves. Brian L. Morgan.
Capture-363x500.jpg Juniors Ella V Cooper and Ansley Harper pose for a picture with football kicker Harrison Larner. Brian L. Morgan.
hfkd-750x500.jpg Junior cheerleaders Ansley Harper, Ella V Cooper, Ellie French and Jordyn Shackford are jumping for joy for this new cheer season. Brian L. Morgan.
dfha-750x500.jpg The varsity squad is posed for a team picture. Brian L. Morgan.
fskjaf-750x500.jpg JV Cheerleaders pose for a team picture. Brian L. Morgan.

Wesleyan cheerleaders have been practicing all month to get ready for Friday Night Lights. It is only the beginning of the season and the cheerleaders have already shown what they can do. With outstanding stunts, tumbling and new routines, they are ready to cheer on the Wolves.

For the first time ever, freshmen were able to make the varsity level squad. In addition to the six freshmen on the varsity squad, there are three sophomores and three juniors that are new to the varsity team. All together they have made for a great group to cheer on the Wolves to victory.

Cheer coach Alex Bufton said, “There is a lot of skill on this squad, so it will be very exciting to watch the girls do more challenging stunts, tumbling and dance routines.” The squad spent every day of their final week of summer practicing to learn higher level cheers.

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New-Years-Resolutions-3-e1485357037515-375x500.jpg Sophomore, Ben Smoke, enjoys drinking water all throughout the school day. HAYES
New-Years-Resolutions-2-e1485357084445-375x500.jpg Sophomore, Grace Tyler, started a New Year's Resolution to drink more water. HAYES
New-Years-Resolutions-1-507x500.jpg Like many others, Jordyn Shackford, is carrying out her resolution by working out. JORDYN SHACKFORD

With the coming of the New Year and the calendar refreshing, people are given the opportunity of a fresh start and a clean slate. With this new beginning comes a time of evaluating your last year’s self, creating goals and making changes to make the New Year the best yet.

New Year’s resolutions usually maintain a bad reputation. Typically by Jan. 7 these resolutions are long gone and everyone is back to being their normal mediocre selves, the same they were last year. “I have never fulfilled a New Year’s Resolution I have made in the past,” Faculty Fellow, Claire Coward said, “One year I resolved to never look in the mirror, but I missed myself too much after two hours.”

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