Winterfest looked a little different this year, but PN still gathered together to have fun outside.

Activities included sledding, hot chocolate, and throwing snowballs to raise money for "Freezin for a Reason."

"It has been a challenge this year to figure out how to do the type of school spirit events that the Student Senate traditionally does when most of our traditional ways, such as assemblies, are not feasible," said Student Senate leader Joe Wood. "I am proud of the Senators for thinking outside the box with their idea for Winterfest this year."

For $1 to support the Special Olympics Polar Plunge, students could throw two snowballs at a target. EAch snowball that hit the target added water to a bucket that was poured on Assistant Principal Kelly Hinga at the end of the event.

"I think Winterfest was a good idea, but a lot of people didn't really know about it so there weren't many people there. I thought it was really cool that everyone there was having a good time and hanging out!" said junior Samantha Killmer.

"Hobbs was so cute, he has so much energy!" said Killmer. "I can't wait to be back in school to pet Hobbs on a regular basis!"

"We came here to donate money and go sledding," said freshman Nora Zemlick at the event. "It's actually really fun so far, I think its a good hill, and there are quite a few people here."