8th and 9th graders dress up for Halloween. Left to right: Jaqueline Fry, Brooke Caswell, McKenna Gleave, Sarah Fawson, Maddie Patten, Abi Santiago, Kristi Hatch, Ethan Trunnell, Whitney Norman, DJ Barnes and Eric Mageno.Shelby Anderson
SJHS Staff Writer
The week of October 27th through the 31st was Red Ribbon Week, the students and teachers got to dress up all week long. Each day had a different theme. Students got to wear there pajamas on Monday. Tuesday was Spirit Day, which meant that students and teachers wore blue and red, the school colors. Wednesday was CRAZY day, when students got to wear their craziest clothes. Thursday was Sports Day; students and teachers got to wear their sports gear. Friday was Halloween day; students and teachers got to dress up in their costumes.
This is the first year of allowing costumes in school, and some may say it was a big success. Ms. Hamilton gave her opinion, “I would think that more students dressed up for Halloween day more than any other day,” she stated. Mahana Andersen let us know how she felt about it being the first year of dressing up, “I like how they are letting us dress up, even though I won’t be dressing up, it still makes it fun to see all the different costumes!” Students and teachers were really happy about getting to dress up, “I have campaigned every year for nine years to get this to happen! Thank you night of the round table!" Mrs. Lori Caras, a science teacher, exclaimed. The students were very happy that they got to dress up.
