Spirit Week 2014: Class Clique Day

Maria Grosso, Website Editor • 19 Views

January 28, 2014

On the second day of Spirit Week 2014 students rallied into cliques as Nerds, Preps, Jocks and Rebellious Youth. Student representatives from each class participated in Quadruple Dutch, Potato Sack race, Over-Under race and a 50- Yard Dash.
Debates over the results of some of the day’s competitions arose and resulted in delays of the final results.

Freshmen representing Nerds.
Freshmen representing Nerds.
Dance juniors Hayley Mertens, Lauren Bologna, Rachel Billings, Alyssa Heritage, and Ciara Selk representing Jocks and Cheerleaders.
Communications juniors Remi Lederman, Ditalia Grnja, and Bari Bossis with visual junior Victoria Cruz representing Jocks and Cheerleaders.
Communications junior Dylan Thompson representing Jocks and Cheerleaders as a Pogo master.
Theatre seniors Sean Donahue, and Arron Tsipis, with keyboard senior Nick Natural, visual senior Luke Gardener, communications senior Alec Nguyen, band senior Adesh Balraj, vocal senior A.J. Sciarreta, and visual senior Gabriel Munoz representing Rebellious Youth.
Dance seniors Jennifer De Las Cuevas and Charlene Baudet representing Rebellious Youth.
Students competing in the Three Legged race.
The sophomore and senior Over-Under teams.
Students competing in the piotato sack race.
Students participating in quadruple dutch, vocal senior Khala James, theatre sophomore Cory Gawlikowski, and dance junior Stephanie Macmillan.
Students competing in the 50 Yard Dash.
Seniors debate the results of the 50 Yard Dash with social studies teacher Tom Ruth. The results are still undecided.

Current Estimated Points for daily games:

List order: Kickball, Potato Sack Race, 3-Legged race, Quadruple Dutch, Over-Under race, 50 Yard Dash

Seniors: 3, 3,x,2,3,x =11

Juniors:3, 4,x,3,1,x= 11

Sophomores:1,2,x,4,4,x= 11

Freshmen: 1,1,x,1,2,x= 5

Pending: 50 Yard Dash and Three Legged race results

Points do not reflect ticket counts and are based on a 4,3,2,1 point system detailed by a previous SGA representative.

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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.