Getting ready for a much anticipated Homecoming game, the school body channels their energy into creative costumes for Spirit Week. After it was kicked off on Monday Meme day, the second day “Dress as your type Tuesday” had more participation from the student body and staff as a whole.
I enjoy Tuesday the most because it’s the one day we get to act and dress like the opposite gender,” Junior Syonna Smith said. “It’s fun getting to act and ‘be’ a boy fir a day”.
A majority of the costumes came from the girls dressing up, but a few guys showed up and showed out. Outfits from girls included country guys, frat boys, football players, and even more creative ideas such as red or green flags. Some outfits that guys put on were cheerleaders, Lululemon wearers, and soccer players.
The Homecoming game against North Brunswick High School is not the only special event the students are excited about, but the Homecoming Dance that is being held in the Cafeteria for the first time in many years. In the past a Winter Formal was thrown in December, also in the Cafeteria.
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A big group of girls in Mrs. Kourtney Saavedra’s fourth period pose as their type for a picture. From left to right Grace Migliore, Ginger Rogers, Adriana Mendez, Luma Rosa, Cindy Fuentes-Mayorga, Julissa Lujano Alaniz, Saavedra, Miranda Quinn-Schopf, Jayde Keener Daley, Addison Skumanick, Ashlyn Wood.
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Student Connor Wilkerson put a playful spin on Dress as your Type day. He is clothed in a flannel mumu, gray hair with rollers, and a cane. He must have a thing for older women!
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From left to right: Hannah Cumbee, Avery Babson, Syonna Smith, Rowan Pruitt, and Gracyn Taylor. All these students threw up some peace signs and fours for spirit day.
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Friends Jude Surigao and Kyle McCoy diisplayed their school spirit on Tuesday. Surigao on the left wore some short shorts and a tight tank top, while McCoy dressed as his favorite Bachelor contestant Maria Georges.
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From right to left: Willow Peltier, Ashylnn Childers, Jaylynn Barron, Hannah Underwood and Kayley Arevalo. All of these girls were excited to show their types on Tuesday.
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From left to right Jordan Thomas, Jacob Rumsey and Julian Linares all showed school spirit for Tuesday. Thomas threw on a blonde wig, Rumsey donned a Carolina Panthers crop top, and Linares poses in a grey sweater dress and short wig.
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The teachers in 700 hall really showed their school spirit with some cool poses. From left to right Mrs. Kourtney Saavedra displayed her Columbian husbands soccer jersey, Mrs. Michelle Leonard was decked out in Chicago Bears, and Ms. Lauren Foster poses with sporty attire.
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The yearbook class loved the theme for Tuesday and displayed it well. From left to right: Aubrey Brown, Evagelia Stathos, Emma Yando, Ella Bellamy, Presley Adams, and Madalyn Powers.
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Mr. Parkers spanish class really enjoyed Tuesday with girls and a lone guy dressing up.
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Mr. Finningans fourth period flexes their outfits and their muscles for Type Tuesday,
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400 Hall was ready to ball for Spirit Week with a record eight girls in one class.
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A master trio led by Ms. Foster poses for spirit Day.
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The triad of journalists pose at a different angle for Type Day! They’re really feeling it in their wigs and crop tops.
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Attempting a dunk while in the gym, Gracyn Taylor gets a small amount of air time. Although she gets barely any airtime it was a good try.
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Athlete Jude Surigao goes for the dunk in his female attire. His black wig is whipped by the altitude.
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