Tracy High School celebrated Halloween on Oct. 31 with excitement and school pride at the Dog Pound. Students filled the stands with creative costumes, ready to cheer on the Bulldogs and have a great time.
The energy around campus exemplified everyone’s spirit for the event.
Elijah Cuison, a junior at Tracy High, remembers how the students in the Dog Pound loudly cheered for their team to demonstrate school pride.
“The football game had a good atmosphere,” Cuison expressed.
Everyone joined in to make the game exciting and full of life. The positive energy brought everyone together to make the night feel special.
Freshman, Santiago Diaz-Rivera explained that the costumes made the Dog Pound even brighter.
“People are definitely excited to show off their costumes,” Diaz-Rivera stated. “It gives us more energy and spirit.”
Students were happy to express themselves and take pictures with friends. The creativity and effort showed how much pride Tracy High School has.
Senior Ava Nelson embraces the Halloween Spirit for senior night against Kimball.
“It’s a really good theme on a good day,” Nelson admitted.
The crowd was big and everyone came ready to enjoy the night in Wayne Schneider stadium. The mix of good weather, costumes, and excitement made the event a huge success.
The students came together not just to watch a game, but to celebrate their school and make lasting memories.
The Halloween theme brought joy, creativity, and energy to everyone who joined in proving that Tracy High knows how to show out and have a good time.
