Spanish Club students take a step back to contemplate their work
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Spanish Club students take a step back to contemplate their work and the next step moving forward Wednesday at Torrington High School. Teacher Lisa Racine encourages her junior students to imagine and paint the murals in the hallways outside their classroom annually. LEFT: Junior Spanish Club member Brittney Lopez uses a paint pen to fill in a portion of a sugar skull – a common decoration for the Día de Muertos or Day of the Dead celebration in Mexican culture – on the mural outside teacher Lisa Racine’s classroom Wednesday. BELOW LEFT: Mason Brummel, seated front, and Jayme Rodgers work on a city skyline and a sun-and-moon motif component, part of the Spanish Club mural. BELOW RIGHT: Juniors Brittney Lopez, front, and Jade Reinhardt work on portions of a Spanish Club mural outside their classroom Wednesday at Torrington High School. Teacher Lisa Racine encourages her students to work on the murals toward the end of each school year in advance of their senior year.
