Super creative costumes, super amounts of school spirit, and a super-themed Sadies dance combine to create a traditional AHS week, titled none other than "Super Week". As we spring into a new semester, Super Week is an activity that reminds students to enjoy their high school days while it also encourages school spirit, some of which may have lessened during the stressful finals period. To get involved with this momentous week, you must first gain information about this theme-charged event, which is helpfully listed below.

ASB Sophomore President Tina Zheng provided students with a bit of background for Super Week, and said it "is traditionally the week leading up to the Sadie Hawkins dance, where students from each grade level dress accordingly to their class theme." From Feb. 6 to 10, each grade is given a theme and a day of the week, in which all classes are able to show off their creativity by dressing up to their heart's desire. Starting on Monday through Thursday with ascending order of classes, the Super Week themes are as following: freshmen will relate to "Mario Bros.", a Disney theme for sophomores, "Pokemon" and their trainers for the junior class, and seniors will dress up as characters from Dr. Suess' books! After themes were revealed on Jan. 13, students have been busy brainstorming costume ideas, either individually or in groups.

Besides just the fun of dressing up, Super Week is essentially the week that involves each grade competing for the title of "Most Spirited Class". During lunches of that week, each class council will host groups from their grade on the Rally Court. Monday will be duet singers, Tuesday hosts group singers, a group band on Wednesday and a group dance on Thursday. All events will culminate to the Winter Assembly on Friday, when the class that won the most points will be crowned the Super Week 2012 winner! To encourage people to dress up, Junior Class Senator Andrew Sun said, “It’ll be an enjoyable week of entertainment as well as a great time for each class to just show their class pride!”

As a member of Prom Committee—the group responsible for each year's Sadie Hawkins and Prom preparations—junior Jessica Hsu gives some insight into the annual dance that will end Super Week on Feb 11. "Usually called 'Sadies' for short, [it] is basically a dance in which the girls get the chance to ask the guys to accompany them. Together, they dress up according to this year’s theme: ‘Sweet Factory’," Jessica said. After the 26 members of Prom Committee, including Junior Council, each submitted a few ideas for this year’s “sweet theme”, the decision was then narrowed down to the top three in which Junior Council decided 2012’s Sadies theme. Although lots and lots of people dressed up as their favorite candies is expected, Andrew is also looking forward to seeing people “get creative and venture into other types of sweets such as desserts and soft drinks.”

Costumes, lunch activities, class competitions, and a dance all in one week? No wonder it’s called Super Week! Get your costumes started now and don’t forget to show off your spirit on Feb. 6 to 10!

Super creative costumes, super amounts of school spirit, and a super-themed Sadies dance combine to create a traditional AHS week, titled none other than "Super Week". As we spring into a new semester, Super Week is an activity that reminds students to enjoy their high school days while it also encourages school spirit, some of which may have lessened during the stressful finals period. To get involved with this momentous week, you must first gain information about this theme-charged event, which is helpfully listed below.

ASB Sophomore President Tina Zheng provided students with a bit of background for Super Week, and said it "is traditionally the week leading up to the Sadie Hawkins dance, where students from each grade level dress accordingly to their class theme." From Feb. 6 to 10, each grade is given a theme and a day of the week, in which all classes are able to show off their creativity by dressing up to their heart's desire. Starting on Monday through Thursday with ascending order of classes, the Super Week themes are as following: freshmen will relate to "Mario Bros.",<;> a Disney theme for sophomores,<;> "Pokemon" and their trainers for the junior class[color=red],<;> and seniors will dress up as characters from Dr. Suess' books! <try to make the sentence parallel> After themes were revealed on Jan. 13, students have been busy brainstorming costume ideas, either individually or in groups.

Besides just the fun of dressing up, Super Week is essentially the week that involves each grade competing for the title of "Most Spirited Class". During lunches of that week, each class council will host groups from their grade on the Rally Court. Monday will be duet singers, Tuesday hosts group singers, a group band on Wednesday<,> and a group dance on Thursday <try to make this parallel>. All events will culminate to the Winter Assembly on Friday, when the class that won the most points will be crowned the Super Week 2012 winner! To encourage people to dress up, Junior Class Senator Andrew Sun said, “It’ll be an enjoyable week of entertainment as well as a great time for each class to just show their class pride!”

As a member of Prom Committee—the group responsible for each year's Sadie Hawkins and Prom preparations—junior Jessica Hsu gives some insight into the annual dance that will end Super Week on Feb 11. "Usually called 'Sadies' for short, [it] is basically a dance in which the girls get the chance to ask the guys to accompany them. Together, they dress up according to this year’s theme: ‘Sweet Factory’," Jessica said. After the 26 members of Prom Committee, including Junior Council, each submitted a few ideas for this year’s “sweet theme”, the decision was then narrowed down to the top three in which Junior Council decided 2012’s Sadies theme. Although lots and lots of people dressed up as their favorite candies is expected, Andrew is also looking forward to seeing people “get creative and venture into other types of sweets such as desserts and soft drinks.”

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Super creative costumes, super amounts of school spirit, and a super-themed Sadies dance combine to create a traditional AHS week, titled none other than "Super Week". As we spring into a new semester, Super Week is an activity that reminds students to enjoy their high school days while it also encourages school spirit, some of which may have lessened during the stressful finals period. To get involved with this momentous week, you must first gain information about this theme-charged event, which is helpfully listed below.

ASB Sophomore President Tina Zheng provided students with a bit of background for Super Week, and said it "is traditionally the week leading up to the Sadie Hawkins dance, where students from each grade level dress accordingly to their class theme." From Feb. 6 to 10, each grade will be given a theme and a day of the week, in which all classes are able to show off their creativity by dressing up. Starting on Monday through Thursday with ascending order of classes, the Super Week themes are as following: freshmen dress up to "Mario Bros."; sophomores dress up to Disney characters; juniors dress as "Pokemon" and their trainers; and seniors will dress up as characters from Dr. Suess' books! After themes were revealed on --tentative date--, students have been busy brainstorming costume ideas, either individually or in groups.

Besides just the fun of dressing up, Super Week is essentially the week that involves each grade competing for the title of "Most Spirited Class". During lunches of that week, each class council will host groups from their grade on the Rally Court. Monday will host duet singers; Tuesday will host group singers; Wednesday will host a group band; and Thursday will host a group dance. All events will culminate to the Winter Assembly on Friday, when the class that wins the most points will be crowned the Super Week 2012 winner! To encourage people to dress up, Junior Class Senator Andrew Sun said, “It’ll be an enjoyable week of entertainment as well as a great time for each class to just show its class pride!”

As a member of Prom Committee—the group responsible for each year's Sadie Hawkins and Prom preparations—junior Jessica Hsu gives some insight into the annual dance that will end Super Week on Feb. 11. "Usually called 'Sadies' for short, [it] is basically a dance in which the girls get the chance to ask the guys to accompany them. Together, they dress up according to this year’s theme: ‘Sweet Factory’," Jessica said. After the 26 members of Prom Committee, including Junior Council, each submitted a few ideas for this year’s “sweet theme”, the decision was then narrowed down to the top three in which Junior Council decided 2012’s Sadies theme. Although lots of people dressed up as their favorite candies is expected, Andrew is also looking forward to seeing his peers “get creative and venture into other types of sweets such as desserts and soft drinks.” Ticket sales start Feb. 1, so get busy on asking people, ladies!

Costumes, lunch activities, class competitions, and a dance all in one week? No wonder it’s called Super Week! Get your costumes started now and don’t forget to show off your school spirit from Feb. 6 to 10!

Super creative costumes, super amounts of school spirit, and a super-themed Sadies dance combine to create a traditional AHS week, titled none other than "Super Week". As we spring into a new semester, Super Week is an activity that reminds students to enjoy their high school days while it also encourages school spirit, some of which may have lessened during the stressful finals period. To get involved with this momentous week, you must first gain information about this theme-charged event, which is helpfully listed below.

ASB Sophomore President Tina Zheng provided students with a bit of background for Super Week, and said it "is traditionally the week leading up to the Sadie Hawkins dance, where students from each grade level dress accordingly to their class theme." From Feb. 6 to 10, each grade is<will be> given a theme and a day of the week, in which all classes are able to show off their creativity by dressing up to their heart's desire. Starting on Monday through Thursday with ascending order of classes, the Super Week themes are as following: freshmen dress up to "Mario Bros."; sophomores dress up to Disney characterss<characters>; juniors dress as "Pokemon" and their trainers]<delete>; and seniors will dress up as characters from Dr. Suess' books! After themes were revealed on Jan. 13, students have been busy brainstorming costume ideas, either individually or in groups.

Besides just the fun of dressing up, Super Week is essentially the week that involves each grade competing for the title of "Most Spirited Class". During lunches of that week, each class council will host groups from their grade on the Rally Court. Monday will host duet singers, Tuesday will host group singers, Wednesday will host a group band, <and>Thursday will host a group dance<you can use semicolons to list>. All events will culminate to the Winter Assembly on Friday, when the class that won<wins> the most points will be crowned the Super Week 2012 winner! To encourage people to dress up, Junior Class Senator Andrew Sun said, “It’ll be an enjoyable week of entertainment as well as a great time for each class to just show their<its> class pride!”

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Costumes, lunch activities, class competitions, and a dance all in one week? No wonder it’s called Super Week! Get your costumes started now and don’t forget to show off your school spirit from Feb. 6 to 10!

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Super creative costumes, super amounts of school spirit, and a super-themed Sadies dance combine to create a traditional AHS week, titled none other than "Super Week". As we spring into a new semester, Super Week is an activity that reminds students to enjoy their high school days while it also encourages school spirit, some of which may have lessened during the stressful finals period. To get involved with this momentous week, you must first gain information about this theme-charged event, which is helpfully listed below.

ASB Sophomore President Tina Zheng provided students with a bit of background for Super Week, and said it "is traditionally the week leading up to the Sadie Hawkins dance, where students from each grade level dress accordingly to their class theme." From Feb. 6 to 10, each grade will be given a theme and a day of the week, in which all classes are able to show off their creativity by dressing up. Starting on Monday through Thursday with ascending order of classes, the Super Week themes are as following: freshmen dress up to "Mario Bros."; sophomores dress up to Disney characters; juniors dress as "Pokemon" and their trainers; and seniors will dress up as characters from Dr. Suess' books! After themes were revealed on --tentative date--, students have been busy brainstorming costume ideas, either individually or in groups.

Besides just the fun of dressing up, Super Week is essentially the week that involves each grade competing for the title of "Most Spirited Class". During lunches of that week, each class council will host groups from their grade on the Rally Court. Monday will host duet singers; Tuesday will host group singers; Wednesday will host a group band; and Thursday will host a group dance. All events will culminate to the Winter Assembly on Friday, when the class that wins the most points will be crowned the Super Week 2012 winner! To encourage people to dress up, Junior Class Senator Andrew Sun said, “It’ll be an enjoyable week of entertainment as well as a great time for each class to just show its class pride!”

As a member of Prom Committee—the group responsible for each year's Sadie Hawkins and Prom preparations—junior Jessica Hsu gives some insight into the annual dance that will end Super Week on Feb. 11. "Usually called 'Sadies' for short, [it] is basically a dance in which the girls get the chance to ask the guys to accompany them. Together, they dress up according to this year’s theme: ‘Sweet Factory’," Jessica said. After the 26 members of Prom Committee, including Junior Council, each submitted a few ideas for this year’s “sweet" theme, the decision was then narrowed down to the top three in which Junior Council decided 2012’s Sadies theme. Although lots of people dressed up as their favorite candies is expected, Andrew is also looking forward to seeing his peers “get creative and venture into other types of sweets such as desserts and soft drinks.” Ticket sales start Feb. 1, so get busy on asking people, ladies!

Costumes, lunch activities, class competitions, and a dance all in one week? No wonder it’s called Super Week! Get your costumes started now and don’t forget to show off your school spirit from Feb. 6 to 10!