Spirit Week 2014: Twin Day

Maria Grosso, Website Editor • 27 Views

January 31, 2014

During the fourth day of Spirit Week 2014, students dressed as twins roamed the campus to display their spirit. Due to inclement weather however, activities were relocated to the gym. The flag football powder puff event was switched to basketball where star player, keyboard senior Abigail Schirmer scored three times for the senior-sophomore team resulting in their landslide win .

Visual junior Rachel Rabinowtiz and strings senior Giselle Grahm go head to head during the Powder Puff Basketball game.
Jack Reagan
Senior male cheerleaders in pyramid formation during the Powder Puff Basketball game.
Communications junior Juan Ramirez as a group twin with theatre seniors Sammie Mueller, Melisa Perez, Jalyn Simms and Amanda Koenig.
Courtesy of Juan Ramirez
Students display their twin pride during the powder puff basketball game.
A special edition of twins as Ghost Busters!
Sophomores twinning as gold medal athletes.
Theatre seniors display their class spirit through group twinning.
Communications junior Erica Maltz with Dukins Nelson, Bryan Ucello and dance junior Gabi Passos.
SGA president, visual senior Charles Krumholz twinning with SGA vice president communications junior Ricky Morris.
Courtesy of Ricky Morris
Sophomores Olivia Nell, Ethan Weatherdon, Delaney Holdt, Josh McDougal, Kelsey Lynn and Tomas Cabezas all twinning.

Current Point Estimates for daily games:

List order: Kickball, Over-Under race, Three-Legged Race, 50 Yard Dash, Potato Sack race, Quadruple Dutch, Generation Dance, Sidewalk Chalk, Powder Puff Basketball

Seniors: 3, 3,2,3,3,2,4,x, 3 =23

Juniors:3,1,3,3,4,3,3,x,1= 21

Sophomores:1,4,3,3,1,4,1,x,3= 20

Freshmen: 1,2,2,2,2,1,2, x,1= 13

Pending: Sidewalk Chalk competition results

Points do not reflect ticket counts.

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Maria Grosso, Website Editor

Communications Major and native of Bogota, Colombia, Maria Grosso, concentrates on journalism and is a staffer on The Muse. She writes for the Op/Ed section and manages The Muse online. As editor of the website, Grosso hopes to translate the quality of the printed Muse to the online readership through interactivity and exclusive content. Maria is an advocate for the empowerment of women and girls through involvement with The Women's Foundation of Palm Beach. She hopes to one day attend a scholarly enclave.