Mythology Donut Eating

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Photo by: Francisco Castaneda

Photo Caption: Senior Dakota Reese focuses on eating his donuts during the donut eating competition. “​​I wouldn’t recommend watered down donuts to anyone.” Reese said.

Story by Nolan Turnbull
October 19, 2021

What Happened: Mrs. Cummings’ held a donut eating contest for her mythology class. The objective of the game was to take down a whole bag of donuts before the other team. The winning team would get extra credit. The contest related back to the story

Photo Caption: Senior Dakota Reese focuses on eating his donuts during the donut eating competition. “​​I wouldn’t recommend watered down donuts to anyone.” Reese said. (Photo by: Francisco Castaneda)

“Dagged of the Good ” from Celtic Mythology. 

 

Key Players/ Participants: Mythology students

 

They Said It: “​​Well, my team won so that’s probably my favorite part. But overall it was a fun activity.” Junior Kristinan Hutchinson said. I’m glad that we are able to do things like that, because it’s always nice to do something other than a regular assignment.” 

 

Key Moment:  “I don’t know if there is one key moment that stands out. Kiersten Deirling got water all over her face when she was trying to drink water,” Cummings said. “That was a good moment, Kiersten and Tristan yelling at each other. Victory is always sweet.”  

 

What’s next: Cummings holds a different competition every 2 to 3 weeks. The next competition will be a Norse game.

 

Photo Caption: Senior Dakota Reese focuses on eating his donuts during the donut eating competition. “​​I wouldn’t recommend watered down donuts to anyone.” Reese said.