This Tuesday, MVHS students dressed up in either mismatching or Atlantis-themed outfits. The dress-up day points will count towards each class’ overall homecoming score.
“I did a dance performance a few years ago where I used these tights, and I never thought I’d wear them again … but I dug them up yesterday and thought they’d be really creative because you don’t really see people wearing silver tights.”
![“In our case, we had to be at school early and switch shoes. The green ones are [Agarwal’s], and the blue ones are mine," Mehta said.](https://www.elestoque.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/hc-2013-atlantis-coverage.jpg)
“In our case, we had to be at school early and switch shoes. The green ones are [Agarwal’s], and the blue ones are mine,” Mehta said.
![“I wore exactly what I knew my friends would hate. My sister got these [shorts] because she thought they were pretty, but they’re not. They’re really not.”](https://www.elestoque.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/DSC_0149.jpg)
“I wore exactly what I knew my friends would hate. My sister got these [shorts] because she thought they were pretty, but they’re not. They’re really not.”
As for today’s class dress-up day results, 2015 came out on top with 45.5 percent of the class in “shipWRECKED” gear, 2016 with 37 percent, 2014 with 36.4 percent and 2017 with 31.6 percent.
Tomorrow’s theme will be “Dress to Impress the Queen.” Both formal clothing and medieval Camelot-era attire will be counted.
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