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Before the powder puff game Oct. 8, senior Dalaney Ratcliff puts on her flags as she gets ready for the game. The P.E. department provided the flags.
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Coach senior Cade Camac talks to his team, giving them encouragement as the game starts at 6 p.m. They discussed the first plays and how to beat the underclassman team.
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The senior boys cheerleaders guide the audience to the middle of the Hillier Stadium for their halftime performance. They struggled and looked at each other for guidance.
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The underclassmen accept their defeat as the seniors celebrate their victory with high fives. Being the seniors’ last year, they chose to wear purple to represent their team.
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Cheerleader senior Finn Tallent runs the field with a wig. Tallent tried to help the seniors by disturbing the game with a little laughter.
About the Contributor
Balei Phillips, Reporter
Freshman Balei Phillips played various sports growing up, with hopes to continue playing in several sports in high school, also participating in several extracurricular activities, including newspaper.
“I love the team bond and being friends with everyone,” Phillips said.
Being a first-year reporter, Phillips found her way on the staff in typical fashion.
“I saw the designs and everything,” Phillips said. “I just wanted to get out there more and be able to learn new things from other people.”
While growing accustomed to the staff, Phillips is finding her place within the team.
“All the people like everyone and like getting to know each other,” Phillips said.
Outside of her busy school life, Phillips spends some of her time outdoors.
“I like to fish, hunt and hang out with friends and family,” Phillips said. “I like having lots of family.”
Phillips loves the idea of acting and aims to explore that more. After high school, Phillips has several choices for a possible career.
“I want to be an actor, but I want to go to cosmetology school,” Phillips said. “I don’t know which one I want to do more.”
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