Meme day big hit during Homecoming Week
Memes have been part of modern humor culture (or Gen Z culture) for as long as anyone remembers. TUHS dedicated a Homecoming dress-up day to memes. This sparked excitement among the students, and the outcome was full of participation.

Taylor Fearon poses as a famous meme.
Other memes included hoards of ‘e-girls,’ ‘e-boys,’ and other ridiculous memes, past and present.

Mr. Morris showing off his oddly accurate ‘Ain’t nobody got time fo dat’ meme.

Kelley Morris and Micheal White dress as memes.


Overall, the dress up day was a success, and the students of TUHS smiled and laughed at each other’s memes.