Students get athletic and save the day during spirit week

Katie Diab

Hayden Knytych, junior, impresses people with her medals. “winning “ them as she is an olympian athlete.

Katie Diab, Staff Writer

On Wednesday, Sept. 21, Students found their school spirit and got funky with this week as it ‘got real’. They were dressed as nurses, police officers, firefighters, athletes and many more.

“Every year, I try my best to have the most school spirit, but there are way more students that are going all out and really make us all laugh,” said Hayden Knytych, junior.

Jazmyn Hazen, senior, shows off her family member’s uniform to inform people who her hero is.
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Jazmyn Hazen, senior, shows off her family member’s uniform to inform people who her hero is.

According to Destiny Carlson, sophomore, spirit weeks are for getting together as one big family and showing pride for our school.

“These days really get me pumped up for the football games on Fridays and homecoming on the weekend,” said Jazmyn Hazen, senior.

Hannah Forsley, senior, said this spirit day is to show us that we really appreciate the athletes and local heroes that are working hard for themselves. As for the local heroes, it shows us that we are very thankful to have them in our community and saving people’s lives, also it shows where we would like to be when we grow up.

TJ Connaker, junior, and Nick Conger, junior, dress up as basketball players to show their peers what they would like to be when they are older and see how much they have grown in basketball.
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TJ Connaker, junior, and Nick Conger, junior, dress up as basketball players to show their peers what they would like to be when they are older and see how much they have grown in basketball.

According to Hazen, she said that Stugo has the most spirit during these weeks and that they bring out all the spirit and pride in us. She said they are very dedicated to the programs provided to us and our school in general.