As students race through the school year, sometimes it’s nice to slow down with the help of rallies and spirit weeks. It is important for students to find a sense of community and pride in their school along with also focusing on their academics. This well-rounded spirit is what it takes to be a Bulldog. On Friday, November 14, an F1-themed rally was held to raise the spirits of our students, or racers, and allow them to show off their Bulldog pride. 

Although it was a shorter week with only three available spirit days leading up to the rally, Ayala students still showed out and wore their spirit wear with undeniable swag and confidence. Here are some snippets of students’ comfortable and casual fashion choices during the week of November 12 to 14.

After a long four-day weekend, the United Student Body (USB) knew that the students of Ayala would be too lazy to put on a full fit. Thankfully, “Pit Stop Day” allowed students to come to campus most comfortably. As you looked across the courtyard, all you saw were plaid and patterned sweatpants, further uniting every student into one especially sleepy community.

As the holiday season is coming up, it is common for students to want to cuddle up with someone. However, a main issue with this is that students don’t know who is already taken or not. Luckily, with “Stoplight Day,” students were able to represent their relationship status, either being single and wearing green, complicated and wearing yellow, or taken and wearing red. Couples were able to show off their relationships, and singles were able to show off their search for companionship. 

Just like every other rally, “Rep Your Racer Day” got students to rep their class colors with pride. With the seniors wearing purple, juniors wearing pink, sophomores wearing blue, and freshmen wearing yellow, the Ayala campus looked like a collection of fun, luxury race cars. Within the stands of the rally, unity between peers shone brightly with the large crowds of matching colors between each section.