As a kid, I grew up with an instinct to lead. Whether it was group projects or games played during gym class, I was always the one to step up and lead my team. I used to adore being the one everybody asked questions to or being the team captain, but as I grew up, my leadership qualities began to fade. As this happened throughout the end of middle school and the beginning of high school, I wondered if I had lost my ability to step up and lead. This past year, I proved that to be incorrect.
Every May, my cheerleading team holds tryouts for anyone interested in joining. After a major loss at the biggest competition of the year, The Summit, in April of 2015, the May tryouts were looking pretty dry. Almost no one from the past year returned to
Every May, my cheerleading team holds tryouts for anyone interested in joining. After a major loss at the biggest competition of the year, The Summit, in April of 2015, the May tryouts were looking pretty dry. Almost no one from the past year returned to