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Photo Gallery: Spirit Week

Isabella Suarez, Social Media/Marketing Manager • Sep 10, 2024

  • Assistant Principals Jeff Leaman and Terry Heintze, dressed up as Gru for Despicable Me day, mimic the movie villain’s iconic pose.

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  • Freshmen Sabrina Rhoe and Izzy Manning dress in red to show their freshman spirit on Friday, class colors day.

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  • Sophomores Antwaqn Shumate and Drew Joncas show off their white shirts on class color day.

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  • Sophmore Michaella Niteka loves dressing up for spirit day, especially USA day!

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  • Senior Mimi Dietrich reps the new girls flag football jerseys in preparation for her game later that day and to show off for Monday’s spirit day.

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  • Senior Chole Palan sports a Vikings jersey for jersey vs Jersey Shore on Monday.

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  • Science teacher Jamie Grimes smiles broadly, dressed up as a minion for Thursday’s Despicable Me spirit day.

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