"It all escalates to Friday afternoon," said senior and emcee Hank Barrett.

 

Throughout Spirit Week, students dressed up based on various themes each day. This year's were Pajama Day, Ol' Western Day, Disaster Day and Injury Day. On the final day, nearly every student represented the Mounties' red and white colors.

 

"Spirit Week is my favorite week of the year," said senior and emcee Margot Besnard. "It's really a Greylock tradition for everyone to get into it...You won't find this anywhere else."

 

The school honored its sport teams and its clubs, with many activities in between, in which students from different classes and teachers tried to outdo each other in terms of fitness, noise, mummy-wrapping skills and most importantly of all, dance-offs.

 

The rally also preceded two key matches for Mount Greylock teams. Scheduled for 4:30, the boys cross country team will look to improving to 13-2 on the season. Possibly one of the biggest matches of the season for the football team is also scheduled for tonight. The Mounties (6-0) will take on the St. Joe's Crusaders (5-1) in iBerkshires.com's game of the week and look to continue their winning streak to a record-high 33 straight games.

 

"We're all excited for tonight's game," Barrett said. "We're prepared, they're prepared...They're going to give us our best game."

 

Aside from the students cheering on the school's more successful teams, they also cheered on the golf captains as they shared the news of their winless season and attempted a moment of silence for the loss.

 

Barrett also told the school they won the award for best sportsmanship in Berkshire County for the second straight year.