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From Twin Tuesday to Pep Rally: A Recap of Fall Spirit Week 2025

Eli Berman, Co-Web Design Editor • October 24, 2025

From left to right and top to bottom: 1) Photo of Camila Marte and Gia Sausto. Courtesy of Eli Berman. 2) Photo of Student Council members. Courtesy of @chsn_studentcouncil on Instagram 3) Photo of Class of 2026 Student Council. Courtesy of @chsnclassof2026 on Instagram 4) Photo of cheer team. Courtesy of @clarkstownhsnorth on Instagram 5) Photo of Julia Dominick ‘26. Courtesy of Zoey Count.

During the week of 10/14-10/17, Clarkstown North students showed their spirit as part of the fall spirit week in 2025. Each grade has their own designated hallway with different themes. The spirit week culminated in the Pep Rally on Friday 10/17 leading up to the homecoming game and dance.

Twin Tuesday

Spirit week kicked off on Tuesday, October 14, 2025, for Twin Tuesday as North students ‘twinned’ with their friends. Students found creative ways to match everything from head to toe. Sophomore Liara Nelson commented, “It was so much fun to twin with someone; I really liked planning the outfits, and I thought the idea was cool.”

Wacky Wednesday

The enthusiasm carried over to Wednesday, October 15, 2025, when North students embraced their wacky side. Students were seen wearing mismatched and clashing outfits with bold accessories. These eccentric combinations allowed students to take a needed break from the status quo.

Country or Country Club

On Thursday, October 16, 2025, North students had the choice to dress up in Country or Country Club attire. Some students were seen sporting cowboy boots as well as merchandise from country artists such as Megan Marooney, Lainey Wilson, or Zach Bryan. In contrast, students choosing Country Club wore tennis skirts, polos, and khakis.

Pep Rally

Spirit week concluded on Friday, October 17, 2025 as North students filled the halls with purple and gold. Students repped spirit gear as the cheer and kickline teams paraded through the hallways. The day culminated with the highly anticipated Pep Rally, gearing up for the homecoming game and dance. Cheerleader Ava Neithardt commented, “I loved seeing everyone dress up, and support the teams at Pep Rally. Each sport had great skits and they were so fun to watch.”

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About the Contributor

Eli Berman, Co-Web Design Editor

Hello, my name is Eli Berman and I am the Co-Website Design Editor for The Ram’s Horn. Outside of school, I actively compete with the Debate Team and National History Day as well as stage manage for Cue & Curtain and edit the website for the Ram’s Horn. The Ram’s Horn has given me a great outlet to get involved in the school community!