Football Championship Pep Assembly
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Monday, January 21, 2013
Thursday, January 17, 2013
Preference Royalty 2013
Preference Royalty 2013
Best All-Around
Tanner Hafen
Sarah Pyper
Most Preferred
Blake Barney
Cianna Olsen
Best Hair
Gabe Harvey
Janessa McElyea
Best Legs
Quinn Grey
Maddy Garrett
Best Personality
Trevor Cox
Cydnee Wilkinson
Best Eyes
Zach Staheli
Olivia Stucki
Best Physique
Jesse Lambert
Kaycee Combs
Class Clown
Zach Baliff
Sophia Tagliarino
Most Original
Ryker Bickmore
Miriah Kessler
Most Likely to be in the X-Games
Dalton Hunt
Ashleigh Crabtree
Most Bashful
Dakota Bair
Xela Armstrong
Best Dancer
Tyler Vickery
Kami Freeman
Most Athletic
Mitch Wilkinson
Britton Leavitt
Most Optimistic
Skye Jenkins
Lysi Chamberlain
Best Smile
Braxton Funk
Skylie Jennings
Most School Spirit
Jordan Koopmans
Abby Woods
Biggest Flirt
Mason Aldred
Hannah Harrah
Best Dressed
Shiloh Martinez
Sidney Jenkins
Sunday, January 13, 2013
Cheer Strong
by Sophia Tagliarino
Reporter, Flyer Flash
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“Flyers are nuuuumber one!” Dixie cheer spread their love and spirit for the school by doing what they do best: cheerleading! In television we see stereotypical girls, but who are these cheerleaders really?
Rick Jensen relayed that cheerleaders are, “just like any other kind of entertainers.”
Skye Jenkins, one of the many new additions to Dixie’s squad, informs that a cheerleader, “is an attractive male about 5’8” inches tall, weighing at 170 pounds.” Coincidentally, Skye’s measurements match up exactly.
“I eat, sleep and breathe cheer. Plus I snowboard,” cooperates Sydni Hall, a senior cheerleader that always provides a shining example of the fun and spontaneity you can find in cheer.
Whitney Stephens is very supportive of Dixie’s cheerleaders, “They’re very impressive, and after every performance of theirs I always stand up and cheer for them; they really get me excited and pumped up!”
Coach Miller informs that they practice every other day in a special class. They usually don’t perform outside of school. Once in awhile they’ll attend a competition or two. “We were thinking of competing, but we’ve been so busy with state football, going up every weekend for four weeks.”
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