By Bradley Cusnier and Santiago Rodriguez
OCT 03, 2016

Sophomores Curt Casteel, Devyn Verzura, Jenna Laue, and Audrey Gorman posing for a picture on Blue and Gold Day. [Left to Right] Photo Credit: Bradley Cusnier
Senior Class President, Kate McSoley, described how the Student Council prepared. “People brought up ideas that they heard about, read about online or had been asked about … we critiqued these ideas and found good ways to make it so the whole school could participate together.” Each of the Homecoming themes was chosen by the Student Government.
The week kicked off with Blue and Gold Day, a great opportunity to demonstrate school pride. Sophomore class moderator, Ms. Deutschmann said, “While every day is exciting I think that Blue and Gold Day is the one that makes me proudest because it is, after all, the ultimate reflection of what Homecoming events are all about.”

Juniors Samuel Llewellyn, Joseph Talocka, and Gabriela Bellied posing for a picture in their Salad Dressing Day costumes. [Left to Right] Photo Credit: Bradley Cusnier
Dynamic Duo Day landed on Wednesday and was a perfect opportunity for friends to coordinate their themed costumes. Quinn Connor, Student Body President, shared, “For Dynamic Duo Day we thought it would be fun [for students] to have another person to dress up with.”

Seniors Kyler Muruve, Giovanna Castagna, Rachele Ferraro, Kyle D’Antonio, and Aidan Muruve posing for a picture in their elderly outfit on Generation Day. [Left to Right] Photo Credit: Bradley Cusnier
On Friday, students wore their individual class shirt. The freshman class sported a yellow T-shirt, the sophomores wore blue, the juniors light blue and the seniors were decked out in pink. The day was a fantastic success as the grades competed on the field in the morning and rallied for the varsity football team that night
With another Homecoming Week in the books, it’ll be fun to see how the organizers will top it next year!