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A student shows off Minion gear during the lunchtime festivities. THE MIRROR | KIMBERLY SALAZAR
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Damian Ordaz gives two thumbs up while dressed in Minion colors. THE MIRROR | KIMBERLY SALAZAR
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A student flashes a peace sign while holding a Minion figurine. THE MIRROR | KIMBERLY SALAZAR
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Nicholas Lopez and other students across campus joined the spirit day by wearing yellow. THE MIRROR | KIMBERLY SALAZAR
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The cheer team poses in matching Minion-themed shirts before the pep rally. THE MIRROR | KIMBERLY SALAZAR
PHOTO STORY: Students show spirit in Minion colors at pep rally
Students gather by the victory stand in yellow and blue to celebrate school pride during the themed pep rally
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about the contributor
Kimberly Salazar, Photographer
Kimberly Salazar, a junior, is a photographer for The Mirror with a passion for capturing candid moments and nature shots. When she’s not behind the camera, Salazar enjoys hiking, visiting the beach, and exploring local parks, always on the lookout for the perfect landscape to photograph. She’s an avid fan of pop and rock music and finds inspiration in the lyrics of her favorite bands, such as Twenty Øne Piløts and Deftones. Outside of photography, Kimberly is deeply committed to environmental causes like volunteering at beach clean-ups. After high school, she wishes to attend Pepperdine University simply because it is next to the ocean side, invoking her love for nature and the beach. Her dream destination is San Francisco, where she hopes to capture the city’s unique, natural beauty through her lens.