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GNI 2024: Backwards Homecoming Spirit Week Photo Essay

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BBQ With The Frosh. Lauren Tricker ’28, and Lily Bragg ’28 dressed to the first theme of the week. “The theme was so good!” Tricker said. Photo by Mary McKay.

Growing Old, Or Young. Jaeda Lawson ’25, Kamryn Wray ’26, Madi Eichele ’27, Nora Fitzpatrick ’27, Maelee Smith ’27, Maddie Waters ’27, Genevieve Aller ’28 and Ava Bradley ’28 dress to their specific grade themes. Seniors were senior citizens, juniors were working adults, sophomores elementary schoolers and were toddlers. Photo by Mary McKay.
Minions Unite. Lucy Mendenhall ’26, Grace Peklo ’25, Marthe Zoungbowenon ’28, Caroline McDonald ’25 and Izumi Huang Fujiwara ’26 all dress as minions for Wednesday’s theme, Despicable Me. Girls went all out for this theme. Photo by Mary McKay.
Glamorous Girls. In the front row; Miah Storr ’27, Charlotte Duggar ’27 and Molly Hughes ’28. In the back row; Elana Peklo ’28, Abby Reinert ’28 and Taylor Floersch ’28 wear all their accessories. With Thursday Mass, uniforms were required. Photo by Mary McKay.
Class Colors. Girls from all grades wear their class colors. Freshmen wore blue; sophomores wore red; juniors wore purpe; and seniors wore black. Every Fridasy of the school year the senior class has a class theme, this week’s was colorful wigs.
Girls At Gni. Camryn Veldhuis ’26, Maura Harrington ’26, Cleo Washington ’26, Charley Morrison ’26, Kamryn Wray ’26, Cailtlin Smith ’26 and Rowan Wilson ’26 join together in the quad where the dance took place on Oct. 11. The dance cost 6$ to get in. Photo by Sadie Menicucci.
Neon Nights. Kennedy Grace ’26, Liberty Adams ’28 and Hanna Loal ’27 along with friends from other schools dress in neon. The Gnimocmoh dance was Oct. 11 form 7-10pm. Along with intramural volleyball, there were bouncy houses, a dance and ping-pong. Photo by Maeve Filipi.
Cheer Squad. Juniors cheer for Brooklyn Salzbrenner ’26 after winning the cup tower competition. This was part of the Gni-games on Oct. 11. The seniors and sophomores tied for first.
Competitive Colors. Amelia Kafka ’25, Ivy Pitrowski ’27, and Ariana Render ’28 jump and clap in excitement for the competition. Gni-game Competitions were led by senior class officers.

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