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For the first day of homecoming week, there was a theme of celebrity dress-up for the upper school students. Many students in all grades participated and dressed up as some of their favorite celebrities.
“I’m dressed up as the guy from Wolf of Wall Street,” said Ollie Bisanz. “It’s a great movie.”
Ollie chose to dress up as Jordan Belfort, the main character in the 2013 film, The Wolf of Wall Street.
Shea Murphy had a very interesting inspiration for his outfit: “I’m Peter Griffin,” he said. “With the green pants I had, I knew I had to be Peter Griffin,” Murphy said.
Peter Griffin is a fictional character from Family Guy.
While the first dress up day tradition had been class color day, that was moved to Tuesday this year to make the new all-school assembly bright with K-12 colors.
