Monday

This Spirit Week kicked off with what all good rap battles end with, a mic drop. However, Senior Spirit Representative Teenie Noskowski’s fumble of the microphone wasn’t the only hip-hop/candy themed event of the day. Students dressed as their favorite confection, rapper, or food storage product for a day full of fun and Quidditch.

Combining both rapper and wrapper, Senior Emma Wielding chucks up the deuce as Eminem/M&M

Students donned t-shirts supporting their favorite rappers or rap groups, like this Earl Sweatshirt themed one.

Guidance Counselor Farah Manganello chose to dress as a classic candy, the Kit-Kat.

Senior Clara Morton sported a t-shirt covered with faces of the on and only Aubrey Graham Drake, and capped it off with a Hotline Bling cap.

Senior Gianna Ketmann poses next to…Riff Raff?!?!

Quidditch was a hit as a new lunch time game!

Senior Saywer Chadwick all saran wrapped up!

Tuesday

The second day of Spirit Week threw it back to our days in diapers. Students grabbed their teddy bears and overalls for Toddler Tuesday, and broke it down on the front lawn for a dance battle.

Seniors celebrate their dance battle victory.

Junior Casey Braga goes for a flip in the dance battle.

Seniors Camille Hench and Emma Weidling dance in their Toddler in Tiaras costumes.

Senior Zoe Lam caught with her baby blanket.

Wednesday

Students dressed in creative outfits for Land vs. Sea day with anything from dinosaur costumes to mermaid tails. With the battle of land against the ocean also came the lunch time battle in Bubble Soccer as a new lunch time game.

Thursday

Today students dressed up for Celebrations Day, ranging from actual holidays such as Fourth of July to Bachelor Party. Students were very creative with their various costumes. The lunch time game was an obstacle course where students tested their agility skills.

Friday

On the day of the spirit rally, LGHS students arrived decked out in their class colors. When the 11:05 bell rang, the courtyard was flooded with green, blue, orange, and black as people ran towards the gym to find the perfect spot for rally commencement. During the rally, the LGHS marching band, cheer team, and dance team all performed high-energy routines to pump up the crowd. Relays, magical chairs, and the long-awaited tug-of-war were played, and the seniors came out on top. The juniors followed closely, and the sophomores placed third and the freshmen fourth.