Today was unlike most other Mondays, as it kicked off Dreyfoos Spirit Week 2015. The theme was musical genre day. Freshmen were country, sophomores were techno/pop, juniors were indie and seniors were rap/hip-hop.
Spirit Week OOTD: Kelsey Kummerlen
January 26, 2015
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Dance junior Kelsey Kummerlen shows off her indie style by wearing a floral headband, patterned palazzo pants and navy wedges.
“I was basically wearing all Pac-Sun,” Kummerlen said. “And my mom’s choker.”
Additionally, Kummerlen was eager to start this year’s spirit week as a junior.
“I’m just really excited that it’s spirit week,” Kummerlen said.
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