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2014 Homecoming Week Dress Code 2014 Homecoming Week Dress Code St. Pius X Student Body MONDAY: ‘Merica Monday Students will celebrate our country and our patriotism by dressing in red, white, and blue shirts with jeans. No tank tops, form fitting shirts, or shirts with inappropriate sayings Wearing an official flag is not allowed. You will be asked to go home. TUESDAY: Tacky Tourist Tuesday Even though we may all be from different parts of the U.S., today we are all tourist. Wear your favorite tourist-y clothes. Ideas: Hawaiian Shirts, extremely white tennis shoes, fanny packs, binoculars, hats/caps No tank tops, form fitting shirts, or shirts with inappropriate sayings No leggings without shorts/skirt to the knee Appropriate shoes (no flip flops or sandals) WEDNESDAY: Regional Dress Students are to dress and accessorize like they live in their classes’ region with uniform bottoms. Seniors: Southern Juniors: Western Sophomores: Northeastern Freshmen/women: Midwestern Look at Class sheet for specifics on what you are allowed to wear!!!! THURSDAY: School & Sports ROCK! Students are to dress to represent sports teams and schools (and their colors) from their region with uniform bottoms. Seniors: Southern Juniors: Western Sophomores: Northeastern Freshmen/women: Midwestern Ideas: Check class sheet for ideas on schools and teams. FRIDAY: Spirit Day Students will wear Homecoming shirt purchased from Student Council and jeans with mum/garter. Only the 2014 Homecoming Shirt can be worn Jeans can only be worn by those who purchase the 2014 Homecoming Shirt Can be worn with jeans or uniform bottoms. No non-uniform shorts or skirts ALL OUTFITS WORN DURING THE WEEK MUST REFLECT THE SPECIFIC DAY’S THEME. Modesty is the best policy! You will be sent to Mr. Donaruma if you are not following dress rules! 9th – Midwestern * 10th – Northeastern * 11th – Western * 12th – Southern 2014 Homecoming Week Dress Code Seniors MONDAY: ‘Merica Monday Students will celebrate our country and our patriotism by dressing in red, white, and blue shirts with jeans. No tank tops, form fitting shirts, or shirts with inappropriate sayings Wearing an official flag is not allowed. You will be asked to go home. TUESDAY: Tacky Tourist Tuesday Even though we may all be from different parts of the U.S., today we are all tourist. Wear your favorite tourist-y clothes. Ideas: Hawaiian Shirts, extremely white tennis shoes, fanny packs, binoculars, hats/caps No tank tops, form fitting shirts, or shirts with inappropriate sayings Shorts/Skirts must be to the knee. No leggings without shorts/skirt to the knee Appropriate shoes (no flip flops or sandals) WEDNESDAY: Southern Dress Seniors are to dress like they live in the South (oh wait we do) with jeans. RULES: Mardi Gras- purple, gold, and yellow shirts- Mardi gras beads THURSDAY: School and Sports ROCK! Seniors are to dress to represent sports teams and schools (and their colors) from the South with jeans. Ideas: UT (burnt orange shirt), A&M (maroon shirt), Alabama, Ole Miss, FSU, Saints, Texans (Red or Blue Shirt), LSU (Purple or Gold Shirt), Spurs, Rangers, Astros FRIDAY: Spirit Day Students will wear Homecoming shirt purchased from Student Council and jeans with mum/garter. Only the 2014 Homecoming Shirt can be worn Jeans can only be worn by those who purchase the 2014 Homecoming Shirt Can be worn with jeans or uniform bottoms. No non-uniform shorts or skirts ALL OUTFITS WORN DURING THE WEEK MUST REFLECT THE SPECIFIC DAY’S THEME. Modesty is the best policy. You will be sent to Mr. Donaruma if you are not following dress rules. 9th – Midwestern * 10th – Northeastern * 11th – Western * 12th – Southern 2014 Homecoming Week Dress Code Juniors MONDAY: ‘Merica Monday Students will celebrate our country and our patriotism by dressing in red, white, and blue shirts with jeans. No tank tops, form fitting shirts, or shirts with inappropriate sayings Wearing an official flag is not allowed. You will be asked to go home. TUESDAY: Tacky Tourist Tuesday Even though we may all be from different parts of the U.S., today we are all tourist. Wear your favorite tourist- y clothes. Ideas: Hawaiian Shirts, extremely white tennis shoes, fanny packs, binoculars, hats/caps No tank tops, form fitting shirts, or shirts with inappropriate sayings Shorts/Skirts must be to the knee. No leggings without shorts/skirt to the knee Appropriate shoes (no flip flops or sandals) WEDNESDAY: Western Dress Juniors are to dress and accessorize like they live in the West with jeans. RULES: Hollywood themed- fab sunglasses, boas, tacky costume jewelry THURSDAY: School and Sports ROCK! Juniors are to dress to represent sports teams and schools (and their colors) from the West with uniform bottoms. Ideas: UCLA (Blue and Gold), Gonzaga, USC (Maroon and Gold), Angels (Red), Dodgers (Blue), Lakers (Purple and Gold) FRIDAY: Spirit Day Students will wear Homecoming shirt purchased from Student Council and jeans with mum/garter. Only the 2014 Homecoming Shirt can be worn Jeans can only be worn by those who purchase the 2014 Homecoming Shirt Can be worn with jeans or uniform bottoms. No non-uniform shorts or skirts ALL OUTFITS WORN DURING THE WEEK MUST REFLECT THE SPECIFIC DAY’S THEME. Modesty is the best policy! You will be sent to Mr. Donaruma if you are not following dress rules! 9th – Midwestern * 10th – Northeastern * 11th – Western * 12th – Southern 2014 Homecoming Week Dress Code Sophomores MONDAY: ‘Merica Monday Students will celebrate our country and our patriotism by dressing in red, white, and blue shirts with jeans. No tank tops, form fitting shirts, or shirts with inappropriate sayings Wearing an official flag is not allowed. You will be asked to go home. TUESDAY: Tacky Tourist Tuesday Even though we may all be from different parts of the U.S., today we are all tourist. Wear your favorite tourist-y clothes. Ideas: Hawaiian Shirts, extremely white tennis shoes, fanny packs, binoculars, hats/caps No tank tops, form fitting shirts, or shirts with inappropriate sayings Shorts/Skirts must be to the knee. No leggings without shorts/skirt to the knee Appropriate shoes (no flip flops or sandals) WEDNESDAY: Northeastern Dress Sophomores to dress and accessorize like they live in the East with Uniform Bottoms RULES: Preppy- think Bowties, Vineyard Vines shirts, shirts with frockets, polos THURSDAY: School and Sports Rock! Sophomores are to dress to represent sports teams and schools (and their colors) from the Northeast with uniform bottoms. Ideas: Knicks (Blue and Orange), Yankees (Navy), Red Socks (Red), Jets, Georgetown, MIT, Boston College, Nationals (Red, Gold, Navy Blue), Celtics (Green, Black, and White) FRIDAY: Spirit Day Students will wear Homecoming shirt purchased from Student Council and jeans with mum/garter. Only the 2014 Homecoming Shirt can be worn Jeans can only be worn by those who purchase the 2014 Homecoming Shirt Can be worn with jeans or uniform bottoms. No non-uniform shorts or skirts ALL OUTFITS WORN DURING THE WEEK MUST REFLECT THE SPECIFIC DAY’S THEME. 9th – Midwestern * 10th – Northeastern * 11th – Western * 12th – Southern 2014 Homecoming Week Dress Code Modesty is the best policy! You will be sent to Mr. Donaruma if you are not following dress rules! Freshmen/women MONDAY: ‘Merica Monday Students will celebrate our country and our patriotism by dressing in red, white, and blue shirts with jeans. No tank tops, form fitting shirts, or shirts with inappropriate sayings Wearing an official flag is not allowed. You will be asked to go home. TUESDAY: Tacky Tourist Tuesday Even though we may all be from different parts of the U.S., today we are all tourist. Wear your favorite tourist-y clothes. Ideas: Hawaiian Shirts, extremely white tennis shoes, fanny packs, binoculars, hats/caps No tank tops, form fitting shirts, or shirts with inappropriate sayings Shorts/Skirts must be to the knee. No leggings without shorts/skirt to the knee Appropriate shoes (no flip flops or sandals) WEDNESDAY: Midwestern Dress Freshmen/women to dress and accessorize like they live in the Midwest with Uniform Bottoms RULES: Cold Weather clothes: Long-sleeved t-shirts, jackets, sweaters, coats, scarves, comfy socks THURSDAY: School and Sports Rock! Freshmen/women are to dress to represent sports teams and schools (and their colors) from the Midwest with uniform bottoms. Ideas: Packers (Dark green and Gold), Cubs, Ohio State (Grey and Scarlett), Michigan State (White and Green, Notre Dame (Gold and Blue), Indiana (Crimson and Cream), FRIDAY: Spirit Day Students will wear Homecoming shirt purchased from Student Council and jeans with mum/garter. Only the 2014 Homecoming Shirt can be worn Jeans can only be worn by those who purchase the 2014 Homecoming Shirt Can be worn with jeans or uniform bottoms. No non-uniform shorts or skirts 9th – Midwestern * 10th – Northeastern * 11th – Western * 12th – Southern 2014 Homecoming Week Dress Code ALL OUTFITS WORN DURING THE WEEK MUST REFLECT THE SPECIFIC DAY’S THEME. Modesty is the best policy! You will be sent to Mr. Donaruma if you are not following dress rules! 9th – Midwestern * 10th – Northeastern * 11th – Western * 12th – Southern .
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