Seniors Dress Up for Senior Week

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Pete Ruden
Staff Reporter
            With the seniors graduating in less than a week, they are making their presence known in their final hours as Southeast Polk students. This week is Senior Week, where the seniors dress up each day of the week.
            “I like being able to dress up as something that is not ordinary. It kind of makes school a little bit more enjoyable,” said senior Keiffer Baumert. “Anything you can do to really get by in the day, I think it’s pretty funny. It’s a nice thing to take part in.”
            Senior Week starts with senior citizen or baby day on Monday, followed by hippie day on Tuesday, athletic day on Wednesday and Hawaiian day rounding out the week for the seniors on Thursday.
            This is one of the weeks where the school allows the seniors to wear anything in the realm of the topic. Baumert thinks it is a good way to participate and to have school spirit, while having a good laugh along the way.
            “[My reason of participating] is just to look like a goof,” Baumert said. “I think it’s funny.”
            The day that Baumert is most excited for is hippie day on Tuesday and he is ready to dress up all-out.
            “[I’m planning to] basically just look like trash,” Baumert said. “I think hippie day will be fun. Sleeping outside before is going to be fun.”

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