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    Each year, on the Monday morning o Red/White

    Week, yard ater yard o balloons and sign ater

    hand-painted sign appeared mysteriously, draping

    every inch o every foors hallways. And each year,

    students marveled at the foor-to-ceiling decorations

    as they trudged in rom the cool darkness o an

    October morning.

    In act, the spirited Red/White decor was the

    product o a Friday evening work night the week

    beore. Dozens o students stayed ater school until

    9:00 p.m. eating M&Ms and Cheetos, talking, lling

    the hallways with blown-up balloons and balloon

    machines, climbing to the top o ladders and stretching

    on tiptoes to hang painted signs.

    For some students, the night produced service hours

    or Key Club or NHS; or others, it was just a way to

    show spirit. Even teachers participated, helping direct

    people and equipment. By the time the night was over,

    the school was transormed.

    Leading up to Friday night decoration, Executive

    Council and Steering Committee members stayed

    ater school to decorate the signs they would be

    taping to the walls.

    Usually every Wednesday we would have to

    paint a ton o signs, Logan Stearman (10) said o the

    sophomore class hallway. We would have a dierent

    goal each week or the amount we were expected

    to paint. We wanted to be the best, and we were,

    cause we won the hallway sign contest.

    Such a enormous undertaking resulted in an equally

    enormous mess. I remember one time, someone

    fipped a paintbrush and I sat on it, Stearman said.

    Class sponsors were in charge o supervising the

    chaos o decoration day to keep it relatively in order.

    We had glitter on our signs, so we had a lot

    o glitter just alling on everything, said Ms. Alesia

    Williams (English), a sophomore class sponsor. But

    other than that, it went pretty smoothly or us. It gives

    students real ownership o the spirit o the school,

    instead o just saying, Yeah, were going to have a

    pep rally, and thats it. It really makes students eel like

    the school is theirs.

    Students and teachers put in extra hours of preparation for Red/White Week.

    Words by Zoe Schaver and Sarah Rohleder Design by Eli Fosl, Erin Bridges, Miranda Thompson, Christa Iwu & Virginia Johnson

    1. BLOWIN UP Volunteering or Executive Council, students

    arrange and ll balloons. Ms. Laura Spiegelhalter (Lie Skills)

    assigned the students to each foor to decorate the halls. Friday

    aternoon, we stayed ater until like 8:30 to hang the signs,

    Harper said. Photo by Darby Brown. 2. GRIN AND BEAR IT

    Peter Nguyen begins to eel the pain while decorating or Red/

    White Week. My ngers got numb rom blowing up balloons,

    Peter Nguyen (12) said. Photo by Christa Iwu 3. POWER

    HOURS Playing the waiting game became common or

    Aarthi Vadhanam (10) and the rest o the members o Executive

    Council as they prepared the halls or Red/White Week. Thegroup had to wait on numerous materials in order to ully prepare

    the school. We didnt have enough signs or the halls or some

    reason, Vadhanam said, so we had to end up spacing them

    apart so they wouldnt l ook awkward.Photo by Yazmin Martinez4. COORDINATION FRUSTRATION Ater hanging up

    countless signs, Jasmyn Hamilton (11), Tia Harper (11) and

    Michael Brown (12) receive orders to change them. Mr. Wilson

    told Tia and me to color-coordinate them and we literally had

    just done them, Hamilton said. We had to redo them because

    the colors were too close together, there were too many o the

    same color, and you cant hang them above the door, so it was

    rustrating.Photo by Darby Brown

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