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Homecoming week’s twin day returns as a creative SPA favorite
September 25, 2018
Juniors Henry Vilestra and Henry Channey
In honor of homecoming week, students dress up throughout the week to show school spirit and community. The infamous and steadfast theme, twin day, brings out the creativity in dress up ideas. Students Activities Committee secretary Helen Bartlett explains that twin day returns every year because it’s a dress-up day that is up to interpretation. “Twin day is one of my favorite dress-up days because everyone is wearing something different. It’s really fun to see students dress up as each other or even students dressing up with teachers,” she said.
