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Seniors Win Spirit Week 2018!

After six years of trying and two straight heart-breakingly close second place finishes, the Class of 2018 has finally won Spirit Week during their final year, taking the much coveted Mana Cup.

The seniors, who were only a few points from first last year, rallied after a disappointing Platform Jam performance, which had them in second place for much of the week. They managed to seize first place in the All School Cheer, Banner, Pepper Squad, and the Charitable Donation categories, while tying for first with the juniors in the mascot competition. This sweep, coupled with their performance in the Tug of War (tied for first place), Capture the Flag (second place), and participation in each day’s dress up theme (consistently tied for first), allowed them to surge into first place with aplomb.

Here are the final standings, as announced at tonight’s homecoming game:

Overall: First-Seniors, Second-Juniors, Third-Sophomores, Fourth-Freshmen, Fifth-8th Grade, Sixth-7th Grade.

Pepper Squad: First-Seniors, Second-Juniors, Third-Freshmen

Banner: First-Seniors, Second-Juniors, Third-7th Grade

Mascot: First-Seniors and Juniors (Tied), Second-Freshmen and Sophomores (Tied)

All School Cheer: First-Seniors, Second-Juniors, Third-Freshmen and Sophomores (Tied)

Charitable Donations: First-Seniors, Second-Juniors, Third-Sophomores

Here is the final overall point breakdown:

 

Joel Lau

Joel Lau

I see you've clicked on my name, so Hi! I am a senior and a part of the class of 2018, the best class ever. I am the Editor in Chief of the Eagle Eye, and this is my third year on the news team. I am a part of Science Olympiad, Model UN, HBA’s It’s Academic team, and a few more clubs. Outside of school, I am also a Boy Scout and I volunteer quite a bit through my church and other organizations. I took News Production because: 1. I’ve always had an interest in print, video, and photography media; 2. I've always felt that journalism is a much needed part of our society; and 3. I liked the way “Reporter Joel Lau” sounded. I plan to pursue a degree in Journalism and possibly a career in it also.

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