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Page 18 text:
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The week before the Bruce Mahoney’ students get a break from the their usual polo and khakis and dress up in theme. This year the Student Council chose; Monday, mix and match; Tuesday, Greek mythology: Wednesday, decades (freshmen 80'$. sophomores 70’, The outfits mirror the diversity of the school. 'Anna Synder '05 juniors 60's, seniors 50’s); Thursday, Training Day; Friday, Red and Blue Day. Homeroom classes chose the most spirit to go to the student center to complete with other. The people who were ehoosen as the most spirited for the day recicvvd a free ticket to the Bruce Football game. Rachel Parker 05, Darren Criss '05 (Jodi in training), and Le-oul Samson ‘05 on training day. 14 WySiudent Life
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The fron Win succ the i sale. Seniors also lead the songs during the Mass of the I loly Spirit. The music is always a very important part of the Mass. the Magazine Drive is used to pay for incentives for kids to sell more magazines. The biggest prize each year is a trip to Hawaii. orchestra practices for three months, t 6:45 to 9:30 at night to prepare ofr iter Pops. The show is always highly essful; it is normally sold out before freshmen even know the tickets are on The choirs also perform at Winter Pops. They join the orchestra on stage inb the finale, this year it was taken from Les Mise rabies.
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ETUHN TO BEING WILDCATS The St. Ignatius student docs many things well. From winning a football game to organizing a prayer service, our student body is comprised of competent, enthusiastic individuals. Some may argue this drive towards excellence comes from compulsive over-achievement or a sense of competition, but the true Ignatian knows it is a matter of spirit...more specifically, school spirit. When we are given an entire uwk to express this spirit, the resulting madness heightens the excitement, amplifies the enthusiasm, and builds up the pride surrounding this vibrant community. But what does dressing up in a poodle skirt have to do with winning the Bruce-Mahonev? You ask. The answer is obvious: Spirit Week is the school's way of letting our team know just what crazy things we will do to support them. Painting one’s face blue, donning a leisure suit, slipping into a toga, even wearing parachute pants for an entire day - all examples of SI students proudly demonstrating their inextinguishable school spirit. By Nora Stillman '05
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