Five things StuCo execs want the student body to know

The 2017-2018 StuCo executives share what Spirit Week means to them

Maria Perez, reporterOctober 5, 2017Leave a Comment

Checking for conformation of his win at musical chairs, Josh Jackson (12) makes sure the judges confirm his win after being hip checked by Ryan Schwentker (9) in order to win class points for lunchtime activities, Oct. 5

Spirit Week Day 4 | Making a comeback

Capturing the spirit, Rachel Altice (12), Lauren Osias (12), Grace Floyd (12), Maddie Hibbard (12), Kaitlyn Luft (12), Elle Baker (12), Stephanie Lubinski (12), Kathryn Creason (12), Claudia Treis (12), Sabrina Jung (12) and Venie Holdegraver (12) take a selfie during lunch, Oct. 4.

Spirit Week Day 3 | Halfway there

Cups stacked, Zoe Gustafson (11) and Nate Koenig (12) participate in lunchtime activities to earn points for the Junior class during Spirit Week, Oct. 3.

Spirit Week Day 2 | Ending the tie

Keridan Gossrau (10) from Student Council paints decorations for the sophomore class wall for Homecoming, Oct. 2.

Spirit Week Day 1 | Down but not out

Pumped for the Golden Guys routine, Michael Molengraft gets the crowd fired up during halftime at the 2016 Powderpuff Game, Sept. 29. “We got everybody excited for Golden Guys and danced our butts off,” Molengraft said. “We basically made fun of ourselves, which was funny. Our goal was to be average, and I’m not sure if we ever achieved it, but it was fun. I liked it because there’s nothing else in high school like it.”

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