Granville Community Relives Eighth Grade Spirit with Successful Event Night

The recent event at Granville, designed to recreate the lively atmosphere seniors enjoyed in eighth grade before COVID restrictions, was a success. The event was carefully organized by the spirit club advisors, including Ashlee Zinn, who aimed to replicate the crowded gym experience of past years. Both the community and school staff supported the event, contributing to its success.

The Granville Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) was instrumental in this event by funding spirit night t-shirts and making financial contributions. They also operated the concession stand, enhancing the event's festive feel. Physical education teachers helped by supplying necessary equipment and officiating games, ensuring the event ran smoothly.

The evening included fun games like Plunger Races, Hungry Hungry Hippos, and the Rock Paper Scissors Relay. These activities promoted team spirit and entertained both participants and spectators. The inclusion of sixth graders as special guests brought a new element to the competition, strengthening the community atmosphere.

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