Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Spirit Week: Day One In Photos
Saturday, October 22, 2011
Spirit Week Starts Monday!
By Kevin Agostinelli, staff reporter
Starting Monday, October 24 and concluding October 28, Sturgis is celebrating School Spirit Week! Each day features an exciting theme that gives students a chance to show off their school spirit. Remember that a lack of involvement during these five theme days results in fewer points for the respective class.
Here is the list of each theme day:
Monday, Oct. 24 - This day is Twin or Zombie Day. No extra points will be given for “twin zombies,” so choose to dress up as either a twin or a zombie. Remember that masks or other items that cover one’s face are prohibited.
Tuesday, Oct. 25 - On Super Heroes vs. Super Villains Day, students can dress as famous super heroes or infamous super villains. Be creative!
Wednesday, Oct. 26 - On Decades Day, each class will wear clothing that fits their decade. Talk to your class representatives to see which decade your grade has!
Thursday, Oct. 27 - On Costume Day, students can simply dress as anything they please, but remember that masks are not allowed to cover faces.
Friday, Oct. 28 - The final day of Spirit Week is Class Colors Day. The colors for each grade are as follows: seniors dress in blue, juniors dress in green, sophomores dress in red, freshmen dress in yellow, and teachers dress in purple. During this day, several games will be held between the grades, such as the tug-of-war match.
Here is the list of each theme day:
Monday, Oct. 24 - This day is Twin or Zombie Day. No extra points will be given for “twin zombies,” so choose to dress up as either a twin or a zombie. Remember that masks or other items that cover one’s face are prohibited.
Tuesday, Oct. 25 - On Super Heroes vs. Super Villains Day, students can dress as famous super heroes or infamous super villains. Be creative!
Wednesday, Oct. 26 - On Decades Day, each class will wear clothing that fits their decade. Talk to your class representatives to see which decade your grade has!
Thursday, Oct. 27 - On Costume Day, students can simply dress as anything they please, but remember that masks are not allowed to cover faces.
Friday, Oct. 28 - The final day of Spirit Week is Class Colors Day. The colors for each grade are as follows: seniors dress in blue, juniors dress in green, sophomores dress in red, freshmen dress in yellow, and teachers dress in purple. During this day, several games will be held between the grades, such as the tug-of-war match.
Field Hockey Midseason Update
By Alicia Pollard, staff reporter
Last season, they won their first game in Sturgis history and a tie.
This year, they won their first game of the season against Southbridge with a score of 6-3 on Friday, September 30.
Abbie Titcomb scored 3 goals, Lillian Randall had 2 goals with an assist, and Kaitlin Doherty scored 1 with an assist.
“Everybody worked together, it was nice to see everybody get in the game,” said Coach Nicole Eldredge.
Coach Eldredge is the first coach in several years to stay longer than one season.
Though the 6 goals scored against Southbridge are the only goals scored yet this season, they show growth from last season, in which the team scored 5 goals total.
The goalie, Helen Titcomb, is averaging 15 saves a game.
“I’m very excited to see what happens toward the end of the season...we’re improving as a team,” Eldredge said about the outcome of the season.
This year, they won their first game of the season against Southbridge with a score of 6-3 on Friday, September 30.
Abbie Titcomb scored 3 goals, Lillian Randall had 2 goals with an assist, and Kaitlin Doherty scored 1 with an assist.
“Everybody worked together, it was nice to see everybody get in the game,” said Coach Nicole Eldredge.
Coach Eldredge is the first coach in several years to stay longer than one season.
Though the 6 goals scored against Southbridge are the only goals scored yet this season, they show growth from last season, in which the team scored 5 goals total.
The goalie, Helen Titcomb, is averaging 15 saves a game.
“I’m very excited to see what happens toward the end of the season...we’re improving as a team,” Eldredge said about the outcome of the season.
After nearly a decade of seasons without a single win and revolving slate of coaches , the girls' field hockey at Sturgis is making significant progress this season.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)