SOPHOMORES SOLVING MYSTERIES
The sophomore hallway bustled with energy as the students brought their theme of Clue to life with interactive decorations and meticulously crafted scenes.
“We’re going to do kind of like a scavenger hunt and everyone will have to guess and figure out who did what,” said sophomore Nick Wedge.
With crime scenes artistically recreated on the floors, and doors turned into different “rooms,” the hallway felt like stepping into a true mystery.
The sophomores shared a similar confidence to the freshmen and found joy in the overall process.
“I think we’re the best class without a doubt,” said Wedge. “[My favorite part] was putting the hands up on the walls and painting hands and stuff. I thought it was really fun.”
The sophomores produced a compelling display, with detailed crime scenes and rooms made to look like classic Clue settings. The hallway was certainly captivating, drawing visitors to engage with their exhibition and become part of the interactive experience, much like the board game itself.
