Amiyah Thompson, Keelie Burton and Jenna Brown.
Ashlyn Clemons and Maggie Arthur.
Jasmine Noll.
Korin Mathews and Lilli Drake.
Pendleton Heights High School cheerleaders fill eggs on Friday, April 15, in preparation for hiding them Saturday, April 16. Pictured are: (on couch at left from left) Mallory Weaver, Holli Jones and Jennifer Higinbotham; (seated on the floor, clockwise starting with student at left in blue T-shirt) Maren Beahm, Jaycie Best, Leura Andres, Anna Leever, Kate Bailey, Emerson Sargent, Ashlyn Clemons, Lilli Drake, Keelie Burton, Alaina Cookston and Lorelei Braaten; and (seated on couch at right) Korin Mathews. Not pictured: Maggie Arthur, Jenna Brown, Pressley Carter, Graci Chapman, Emerson Ehrgott, Ashley Holtzleiter, Alida Lewellen, Grace Moore, Jasmine Noll, Krystalynn Robinson, Kaylee Runyan, Ava Sauders, Paulina Skalon, Amiyah Thompson, Savannah Ward, Lauren Wiggins and Lily Zirkelbach.
PENDLETON — Pendleton Heights cheerleaders started what they hope to be a new annual fundraiser on the weekend — hiding Easter eggs outside area homes on Saturday night for ready-made hunts the next morning.
“They egged over 60 houses on Saturday in the community,” said Heather Drake, cheer parent and fundraising coordinator. “It was a great fundraiser for them.”
Drake said the students hid eggs at 62 houses, raising $2,380 during their first “Egg My Yard” effort.
Students filled plastic eggs with goodies and made stops to customers who pre-ordered the service. Prices were either $20, $45 and $60 for 24, 50 or 80 eggs, respectively.