We are going to invite a lot of our family to come watch him and to support not only the players but the school.” “As a mother you always want to capture every moment because you don’t know when it will be their last. Mitchell’s son is a senior football player this year, so this year’s spirit days have a special meaning to her. That is why we play the alma mater over the loud speaker for the students to learn it now and that is why we have the visual displays in the school for the children.” “’This is where the Straughn Tiger tradition begins.’ We try to instill the love of everything Straughn in these children at a very young age. Older, our principal, has a saying,” Mitchell said. When asked if he supported the Straughn High School football team, Meadows said, “I pull for Roll Tide.”įourth grade teacher Joyce Mitchell said that the themed days are important at the elementary school because they teach younger students the tradition of Straughn pride. I’m following in my family’s footsteps of being a Straughn football player.” “I practice football and soccer at my house,” Meadows said. Straughn Kindergartner Emmett Meadows said that he dressed up as a soccer player because he loves sports. Newton said that spirit day is important so that the students can show Straughn spirit. “I work very hard to make good grades and even though I am dressed as a nerd today, nobody is making fun of me because we are all dressed kind of funny.” “I think it is very important to make good grades,” Newton said. McBride said that spirit day is important because students need to celebrate their school and football team.įifth grader Taya Newton dressed up as a mathlete because she said that it is important to make good grades. “That’s why I wanted to wear my jersey today.” “I play football, baseball and basketball,” McBride said. In the final moments of the rally, the senior spirit reps announced the final ranking with freshmen in fourth, juniors in third, sophomores in second, and seniors in first.Fifth grader Hunter McBride said that he dressed up as an athlete because he plays a lot of sports.
The teachers then hit the whip in a flash mob. Krail came out to pump up LGHS for the Homecoming game, and introduced Zach Smits for the “I believe” cheer. Following this, was “Tug of War.” Sophomores beat both the senior and junior class, to take first. Mack TLA Bluebonnet SM Nominee 2014 Kids Wings® Award Book. Following this, the dance team gave an astounding performance. The junior class also won this, with freshmen in second, seniors in third, and sophomores in fourth. The second game was “Hungry Hippo” in which students rolled kids out to the center to collect a number of balls in a short time frame. The Pioneers are on a winning streak, and Russ and Owen are getting along better than ever. But now hes playing on the seventh-grade team alongside his fraternal twin, Owen, and theyre tearing up the court. Next, our very own cheer team gave a performance. One month ago, academic whiz Russell Evans never thought hed be a basketball superstar. To begin the rally freshmen were in 4th, juniors in 3rd, and the sophomores and seniors were tied! The rally opened with a performance by the LGHS Drumline, followed by “Musical chairs,” with the juniors beating the seniors.
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