West Forsyth High School - Cronus Yearbook (Clemmons, NC)

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F RESI-IME Cheerleader By Amy I-Ioweii yo y West Forsyth freshifneng do not usually make itttofthe varsi- ty level in sports. However, one freshman, Mike Espositog did make it to the varsity level as a cheerleader. I really became interested in the sport when the squad here became co-ed, stated Mike. I like learning and trying new stunts. It brings me great pleasure to success- fully complete a difficult stunt or to master something new. This was Mike's first year as a cheerleader, and he .hopes to continue participatingiinr this sport because he really enjoys cheering. Mike also enjoys the sports competitiveness and use of gymnastics. Christina Edwards Tawanna Edwards Scott Eisenbraun Natalya Elder Michael Esposito Lynn Estes Deirde Evans Rebekah Evans Lane Everhart John Faw Scott Ferguson Alan Flynn Anna Flynn Rebecca Ford David Foster Julie Fox Justin Fox Amanda Freeman Beth Fulp Michael Gaines Daryl Gamble Dane Gates Byron George Grey Glass 130f Edwards-Glass Along with 11 other cheer- leaders, Mike practiced four afternoons a week, took gym- nastics lessons, and cheered at every varsity football and bas- ketball game. J J J yi J Playing J.V. soccer and baseball were also among Mike's interests this year. In addition, he participated in Westis student government as part of the Steering Commit- tee. Another top priority for Mike is spending a lot of time on academics. UP WHERE SHE BELONGS:fMike Esposito and his partner'BethThacker preform a T-lift. Becoming the first male freshmen on the varsity cheer- leading team was a proud accomplish- ment for Mike, es .. 'Y A f..11':: ., ' , , Af:-f Wir, .-o!E'1if:,' ,frm . .ft. : -ff-i, W, f , tw. r ef. ' ' ' H' t ' I' ' 'Qs ' 'vw 2' If A f . e. M f- V v,v, .'.' 1 we ..,:,. y J A , f , 1 f . , f My-., 1 'c ' 7 fir-f i QW. Nil -' , . 't ' ' V 'H' Rob Herr of ' ,.,. it f R, Q., f rl- r sa bi ' 1 Z2 l et W ft' U ff Y -' V ' f TV.., J .,.,yy l . 3 -3- .,-Z WW inks? t 1 t- ,

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