Spirit Week rallies students, gets them excited for Homecoming
Kyara Wondra, 12, Lilian Dolph and Ashlynn Peterson, both 10, participates on Homecoming Spirit week during Career Day. Wondra dressed to be a writer, Dolph as an artist, and Peterson as a lawyer. Photo by S. Epke
September 25, 2017
BY SYDNEY EPKE
From Sept. 18 to Sept. 22, the South students enjoyed a week of celebration on the road to homecoming through fun costumes during Spirit Week.
The kind of costumes depended on the theme of the day, which was decided by the Student Council, (StuCo). The themes included:
Sept. 19: Toddler Day/Pajama Day
Sept. 19: College Day
Sept. 20: Career Day
Sept. 21: Grandparents Day
Sept. 22: Class Color Day
“I find [Spirit Week] perfectly fine.” Lilian Dolph, 10, said. “I kind of enjoy it because you get to dress up and look ridiculous..I covered myself in paint. [Plus] you get to be goofy.”
Tobin Thrash, 9, participates in Grandparents day. Grandparents day was on Sept. 21. Photo by S. Epke
Mark Alhman, 11, participates on Grandparents Day. Grandparents day fell on Sept. 21. Photo by S. Epke
Kyara Wondra, 12, Lilian Dolph and Ashlynn Peterson, both 10, participates in Homecoming Spirit week during Career Day. Wondra dressed to be a writer, Dolph as an artist, and Peterson as a lawyer. Photo by S. Epke
During College Day, Rachel Anderson and Austin Eck, both 9, dressed up in Jayhawks sports apparel on College Day for homecoming spirit week. Photo by S. Epke
Jessie Nichols, 9, dresses up as a Care Bear on toddler day for the homecoming spirit week. Photo by C. Wimder-Simpson
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