CRIER
sept. 17, 2021 volume 57 issue 2
munster high school 8808
H
columbia
ave.
munster,
C
in
46321
O O
THE BIG QUESTION Louis Wolf, senior, asks Emma Miles, senior, to Homecoming after last week’s Girls’ Volleyball game. BLAST FROM THE PAST Senior Charlie Mason walks to class as a founding father. HELPING HAND Mr. Steven Stepnoski, English teacher, helps Emmaline Miller, senior, with an assignment. CRUNCHING THE NUMBERS Sammy Fuller, senior, works on physics. PLAYING THE WAITING GAME Dressed as a senior citizen, senior Louis Meldgin fills his water bottle. MEDDLING KIDS Seniors (from left to right), Arman Kumar, Aishik Dhori, Sammy Fuller, Iris Gong, Alison Lee, Kaush Vhavari. PREP FOR SUCCESS Seniors Kenna Teske and Paige Vukadinovich, pose with SAT and ACT prep books for nerd spirit day ACT YOUR AGE Before school, seniors dressed up as senior citizens pose for a photo.
H
omecoming week: a time for school spirit and silly costumes. Despite the countless changes we’ve faced this and last school year, this week has shown us that some traditions, though modified, can withstand the trial of time. In the spirit of changing traditions, Crier has decided to change a tradition of its own—a special issue with a different Backtalk on every page.
photos by ej boersma, anthony young illustrations by kristin baurain and henry hofferth
BACKTALK “Career day.” —Ryan Bouktache freshman
“Pool Day.” —Elisabeth Kreig sophomore
“Dress like your parent day.” —Zoie Bailey senior
If you could create any spirit day, what would it be?
“Old school dress up.”
—Lance Pyburn freshman
“Black and white.” —Nneka Oniah sophomore
“Greek toga costume day.” —Allison Burris senior
“Students dress as teachers.”
“Celebrity day.”
—Campbell Gideon sophomore
— Madalyn Martin sophomore
“Superhero day.”
“Sports day.”
—Aniqa Ali junior
“Twin day.”
—Zachary Kasten junior
“Pet day.”
—Ms. Valerie Pflum —Mr. Steve Stepnoski math teacher English teacher