STUDENT LIFE

Ilah Langan

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TIGER DAY SMILESstudents have fun at tiger day

"My favorite part about Tiger Day was hanging out with my friends."

Climbing up the rock wall, sixth graders Arianna

Bussinger and Emilee Bullock try their best to make it to the top. The rock wall was one of many activities that

were outside. "I love to climb, and the wall gave

me a challenge and a chance to have a good

time with my friends," Bussinger said. Photo by

Aspen Kissinger

1. Tossing a bean bag into a bucket, sixth grader Taehyun Kim participates in a game. Photo by Aspen Kissinger 2. Painting eighth grader Thailer Thammavong's face, eighth grader Jimena Alvarado-Ruiz focuses on the outline. Photo by Aspen Kissinger 3. Riding a bull, sixth grader Jackson Weh tries his best to stay on. Photo by Aspen Kissinger 4. Posing for the photo booth, seventh graders Sadie Blossom-Fincher, Zella Jackson, and Logan Robinson hold up signs for their pictures. Photo by Aspen Kissinger. 5. Walking down the sidewalk, eighth graders Kamryn Morales and Jack Franklin hold confetti eggs. Photo by Lila Vale 6. Playing Hungry Hungry Hippos sixth grader Kylee Dinwiddie reaches for balls to put in a bucket. Photo by Aspen Kissinger

Singing into the microphone, seventh grader Adina Khan participates in the karaoke activity at Tiger Day. Khan was singing "Rolling in the Deep" by Adele. "My favorite part was bring able to show others my voice," Khan said. Photo by Kendall Oh

Trying to concentrate, sixth graders Ethan Moise

and Cade Mellon try to pull out sticks without balls

falling. This activity was held inside due to the

rain. "I thought Tiger Day was fun because of all of

the different activities," Mellon said. Photo by

Aspen Kissinger.

Playing with a sticky hand, sixth grader

James Zhao shows his friend his toy. Zhao was given this by winning a game played at Tiger Day. "The best part of

Tiger Day, in my opinion, was the hamster ball

game in the gym," Zhao said. Photo by Aspen

Kissinger. "My favorite part about Tiger Day was playing all the fun games."Matthew Thompson, 8

Julianna Nogay, 7

As Tiger Day approached, the prediction of rain moved some of the more popular games inside. Many students expected for Tiger Day not to be as fun as it has in the past. While some students didn't enjoy themselves, others had a great time. The weather cleared off and the sun shone for the hours Tiger Day was held. Seventh grader Sarah Youngblood, liked how Tiger Day was inside. "I liked having the games inside because there was air conditioning," Youngblood said. "I'm not a big fan of sweating. The worst thing that

happened was that I never won a cupcake when I played Musical Chairs." Fortunately, there was no rain to be seen on Tiger Day and most students were relieved. Sixth grader Chloe Wright was nervous that the rain would ruin her first Tiger Day. "I got kind of got scared when I heard that Tiger Day could be rained out, but when it didn't I got excited," Wright said. "My favorite part about the day was when I got my face painted and my hair [colored]." Eighth grader Saad Rafiq thinks that the school should have had all the games outside. "My least favorite

thing about Tiger Day was that the cool games were not outside," Rafiq said. "I think that we should have not listened to the weather." This was the first Tiger Day experience for sixth grader Eleanor Corbett. "I think Tiger Day could be inside or outside and still be a lot of fun," Corbett said. "The only thing I didn't like was that the lines were long and there was no car bash." TIger Day is a way for students to relax and have fun with their friends while raising money for their teacher's classrooms. This day at the school will remain one of the most popular events.

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