One More
time
it never means one more time
The year of 2018 has stood out more
than any other year. We grew more as
a team. At football games, cheer
competitions, and pep rallies, we
have been a team. A team that works
hard, has endurance, doesn t
complain, and is a helping hand to
those we love. We stand and cheer in
front of a stadium of fans and we are
there to lead. We cheer the football
players and we yell defense five
hundred times, but there s no feeling
like when your team scores a
touchdown and all you can do is jump
as high as you can and quickly
assemble for fight song. We are
cheerleaders and we are here to lead
others and to lead ourselves. We are
Jasper!
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8. Chesni Broussard 9 holds the hand of a mini
cheerleader in the making.
9. Angelica Sanchez 9 smiles for the camera at
Meet the Bulldogs.
Q &A
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Tallin Young 12 - Head Captain
Q: As head captain, how was your
last year as a JHS cheerleader? Britney Scott 12 - Co-Captain
Q: What was your most
memorable moment this year? Erza Lovett 12 - Co-Captain
Q: How do you balance your busy
schedule as co-captain?
A: It was a challenge but also a
great opportunity to lead a head
strong team willing to do and face
any challenge given. A: Sweeping our first competition
for the first year in a row. Hard
work pays off. A: I m not very balanced, I have
to set a lot of reminders. I try to
take one task at time.
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