GALLERY: Student Organizations Decorate Hallways for Homecoming

Jaycie High, Photographer| September 14, 2016

Westwood’s clubs and organizations all are invited to decorate a section of the hallways during homecoming week.

Students draw a skeleton for their hallway decorations.
The National Art Honor Society hangs up their graffiti posters.
The 90’s themed National Art Honors Society decorations are complete.
Graffitied posters line the hallway created by art students
The floor is lined with 1990’s themed posters.

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