Unsung Homecoming tradition

Singing the school song

Mr. Dave Feeney’s 3rd hour AP Literature and Composition students performed the school song on Friday, October 5.

This tradition has occurred for the past 15 years in all of Feeney’s English classes as a way to get his students to display school spirit on the final day of Homecoming week.

That Friday is an “awkward day,” Feeney said. But he enjoys this activity because it gets the students “up and involved” and “the students really get into it.”

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