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Spirit Week Themes Announced

By Ivana Kosir
Dec 1, 2010

Another Spirit Week is scheduled for next week, beginning on Monday, Dec. 6 and ending on Friday, Dec. 10.

The themes:

Monday: Pajama Day

Tuesday: Superhero Day

Wednesday: Twin Day

Thursday: Judgment Day (Vampires vs. Zombies)

Friday: Red and White Day

Remember that Friday, Dec. 10 is the winter pep rally. Go Wolves!

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