Gallery: Archer celebrates ‘I Love Food Day’

By Logan Connors, Staff Writer|September 24, 2016

Student council decorated the courtyard to celebrate national I Love Food day.

In celebration of national I Love Food Day, student council brought the Archer community together at lunch in the courtyard on Friday, September 9th.

Each grade was assigned a food to bring in order to celebrate the day and win spirit points for their grade.

The sixth graders were responsible for fruit, the seventh graders were responsible for breakfast food, the eighth graders had to bring donuts, ninth graders were in charge of candy and chocolate treats, tenth graders were in charge of savory treats, juniors were on arrow week so they did not participate in the event and seniors were responsible for cookies of any kind.

The seventh grade won the competition, and received seven points, putting them in first place.

Seniors Rachel Pike and Alex Sherman monitor the candy table. Students tried different sweet treats and candy.

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Students gather in the courtyard to try different foods that each grade brought.

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Freshmen, Caitlin Rowles, Grace Wilson and Miela Efraim serve food for the Archer community. The ninth-graders brought candy and treats.

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Isabel Adler ’17 helps herself to some chips at the sophomores’ table. Their savory station included foods like chips and popcorn.

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Seniors Avery Bush and Marine Yamada enjoy donuts brought by the eigth graders.

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Middle schoolers sit in the courtyard during the event. They shared their lunch and treats that they received with one another.

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Student council members Talia Goodman ’17 and Billie Wakeham ’17 help serve food during lunch. They were working at a table which included donuts, muffins and another breakfast treats.
Anabelle Robertson ’17 and Zoe Bush ’22 bond while trying different foods from the tables during the celebration.

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Sixth graders serve fruit to the community. Their table was one of the most popular.

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Seniors Rachel Pike and Alex Sherman monitor the candy table. Students tried different sweet treats and candy.

Photo credit: Logan Connors
Students gather in the courtyard to try different foods that each grade brought.

Photo credit: Logan Connors

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