The KHS Turkey Day tradition of decorating each grade level’s hallway is rapidly approaching, prompting each Class Committee to start planning their hallway. The committees have recently chosen their grade level’s hallway theme and revealed the results which led to a variety of responses from students. The freshman hallway theme will be “Winter Wonderland,” the sophomore hallway will be “Decades,” the junior hallway will be “Mario Kart” and the senior hallway will be “Phineas and Ferb.”

Hadley Kates, freshman, is in favor of the festive “Winter Wonderland” theme. Kates is on the Class Committee and voted on the freshman theme this year.

“I’m really excited to work on [the hallway] and see how it turns out,” Kates said. “With everybody’s good ideas, it’s going to [end up looking] really great.”

Along with freshmen, sophomores are in their first year of participating in this Turkey Day tradition. Daniel O’Leary, sophomore, is a part of the sophomore Class Committee, and has assisted in choosing the theme of decades. 

“[Decades] is a really cool [and] fun way to see the past 100 years,” O’Leary said. “Going through every decade has really shown how our culture has grown over the years.”

The junior class has participated in one year of Turkey Day traditions, and has chosen to decorate their hallway. Julia McDonald, junior, says she supports the junior hallway theme because each student had the ability to give their opinions on the theme before deciding as a class.