Brentwood’s 2018 Spirit Week Makes Memories for Students

Students dressed up in all kinds of costumes and outfits to celebrate Brentwood’s annual Spirit Week.

Kenia Fuentes, Staff Writer

On October 8th through October 12th, Brentwood High School had it’s Spirit Week and Pep Rally. A lot of students participated including, athletes, the members of the Green Machine and seniors. Students had very creative ways of celebrating each day of the week, such as dressing up in flapper outfits, twinning, and even wearing teletubbies costumes.

It started of Tuesday, October 8th with Character Day. Most students participated by dressing up as their favorite characters. Particular students dressed up as cartoon characters to remember their favorite childhood tv shows, and others dressed up as their favorite actors.

On Wednesday, October 9th, it was twin day. Everyone got a chance to twin with someone, even the staff. One student decided to twin with her teacher as thing one and thing two.

Thursday, October 10th, was decades day. Students got the chance to throw it back and dress up like people did in their favorite decade. Students dressed up as hippies like the 60’s and dress goth like the 90’s.

October 12th, Friday, was the last day of spirit week. It was green and white day, and the day of the pep rally. Students went all out to represent Brentwood pride by wearing the school colors. Students also helped out by decorating the hallways with green and white. Seniors, athletes and green machine were able to attend the pep rally and perform in front of their peers.

Overall, Spirit week was a great experience, Mrs. MacNamara, an accounting teacher, said “Everyone had the opportunity to have fun and more people than I thought were engaged in the activities.” Mr. Gesseck, assistant principal at Brentwood Ross High School, said, “ I liked that more people than I expected participated.”