December 10, 2021
Winter Week 2021, presented by ASB, was a week filled with dress-up days, schoolwide contests, movies played during lunch hours and more. The dress-up theme for the third day was “Decades Day”. Freshman were given the ‘90s, sophomores the ‘60s, juniors the ‘70s, seniors the ‘80s and teachers were encouraged to wear what they wore during high school. Included is a collection of both students and teachers that dressed up for this theme day.
Kaia Mavradas ‘25 wore her mom’s old sweatshirt from the ‘90s, embracing the style of the decade with a matching white bandana.
Vito Abromaitis ‘23 took inspiration from the hippies of the 1970s for his look.
English teacher Cambria Myers took it back to the year 1999 and wore her Geneva High School JV soccer warm ups.
Taylor Boulton ‘24 said she tried to emulate what her grandma would have worn during the ‘60s.
Bella Brouilette ‘23 wore a hippie outfit to represent ‘70s style.
Summer Srodulski ‘22 imitated ‘80s style with a colorful disco look.
Social Science teacher Michelle Fonsino brought her high school style back to life by mixing plaid with tie-dye.
Valencia Yates ‘23 took inspiration for her outfit from looking at old ‘70s photos.
Michael Maggio ‘22 took it back to the 1980s with a patterned button-up.
Bella Thoma ‘24 decided on the ‘60s-style pants because of how eye-catching they were to her.
Noelle Spiess ‘22 uses elements of retro style in her everyday attire, so this ’80s look wasn’t far from what she would have worn on any other day.
Maliha Waheed ‘23 scrolled through Pinterest to find ideas on what people used to wear in the ‘70s, and she topped it off with a pair of funky brown hoop earrings.
Sarah Matzkin ‘24 wanted to create a ‘60s look that combined fun patterns and colors.
Diana Badillo ‘23 wore a band T-shirt to dress up like a 1970s rock fan.
World Languages teacher Jenna Sandstead emulated the style of the 2000s, with a look inspired by what she wore as a high schooler.
Katie Klostermeyer ‘22 looked at pictures of her mom from the ‘80s to create her outfit.
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