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During an exciting game, the reserve cheerleaders fire up the crowd. Doing some last minute practicing, the varsity squad gets ready to greet the visiting team. Cheerleaders Spark Spirit Give me a B-E-X-L-E-Y. This cheer and many others echoed off the bleachers as the cheerleading squad led many teams on to victory. Yet the highlight of this year's cheerleading season came when the squads purchas- ed their long-awaited uniforms. With funds attained by sponsoring dances, candy sales and through the Bexley Boosters, the varsity, reserve and freshman squads opened the season wearing these new uniforms. Over the summer the three squads practiced diligently in preparation for the season. The varsity and reserve cheerleaders attended the all-American cheerleading camp at O.S.U. for four days this summer, where the O.S.U. cheerleaders taught new cheers and chants along with giving helpful pointers for improvement. Also the cheerleaders tried a new ap- proach to presenting the winter sports. Instead of the traditional pep rally, the cheerleaders put together a slide show which actually showed the teams in ac- tion, displaying what made each specific team unique. Deciding on the cheers for the upcoming game, the cheerleaders listen to suggestions from their Captain, Christy Pfau, Freshman Squad: Staci Gross. Sandi Rosenglick, Christy Culbertson, Karin Gross, Kara Kochensparger, Jenny Weiss, Staci Blanchard. PAGE SPONSORED BY THE GUTTERMAN'S 10 Student Life
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Seniors show their love for Mr. Fox, if not their love for pep rallies. v r fr 7 ndi Kohler feeds his soccer match. Remember Yesterday While we worked to reach our in- dividual goals — both in the classroom and in our lives — we were often over- whelmed. However, when we came together outside of school, we found ourselves at ease. We began to enjoy our old and new found friends and ac- tivities, and soon our photo album began to fill with the memories of those days of yesteryear — days when we en- joyed working and striving together as a whole. Student Life 9
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