Pink out

Posted 10/6/15

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Pink out

ALL IN THE PICTURE: The Vets leadership academy that staged the pink out gather for a selfie in the school’s small auditorium.

DRESSED FOR THE OCCASION: With a pink hat and T-shirt, Kyle Heilbourn was appropriately clad at Vets High on Friday. He gets a high five here from Principal Gerald Habershaw.

THE BUZZ OF PINK: Mike Angel said it took his uncle nearly an hour give him the buzz cut and the pink “hair ribbon” for Friday’s demonstration of support to fight breast cancer. At right, Chelsea Vieira flashes her pink cape at Friday’s “pink out.”

Posted Tuesday, October 6, 2015 12:29 pm

Keeping with a tradition that has raised more than $17,500 to help fight breast cancer since it was started in 2011, it was “pink out day” Friday at Vets High as students, faculty and staff found inventive ways to be in the pink. The juniors and seniors of the school’s leadership academy ran the event. Donations are made and students are rewarded with goody bags of sweets…appropriately pink. (Warwick Beacon photos)