Parallel to the homeroom competitions running throughout Homecoming Week via spirit days, the staff of West has been undergoing intense but friendly competition within their own ranks during this special week.
For the last day of Homecoming Week, the whole school dressed up in their green and white garb, and the school held a pep rally for the football game which is to be held later Friday night. Pictures are within.
For the fourth day, students dressed up in different colors depending on grade. Freshmen dressed in brown, Sophomores dressed in yellow, Juniors dressed in red, and Seniors dressed in blue.
Though the Toga Day may have seemed to be just for fun, it was actually a competition between homerooms to get the most participants. Some of last year's winners are showing well, while others have to catch up.
For the third day of Homecoming Week, students dressed up in their favorite costumes for the theme Superheroes and Supervillains. Pictures and a story (to come) are included inside.
Student Broadcast News journalist Zaynab Hassan Monday's spirit theme, Toga Day, as well as the student scavenger hunt, in which students searched for Challenge students all over the school.
For the second day of Homecoming week, West students dressed up as the elderly (for students in grades 9 and 10) or as young children or babies (grades 11 and 12). Pictures by Kou Vang, Caylin Rosene, and others.
On the first day of Homecoming Week, October 8th, students were asked to don their togas and let out their inner Roman to kick off the Homecoming experience. A large number of students participated in this spirit day.
The tallies for Homecoming Week's homeroom activities have been completed, excepting some Friday events. This totals are displayed by homeroom teacher.
By Zakiya Robinson
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