[Photos] Fancy Wednesday brings new flair to beloved tradition

Leanne Yoon and Lily Lee

November 5, 2025

The kindergarteners don unique outfits to celebrate their first-ever Spirit week. They look forward to 12 more years of dressing up on the last week of October.

The clacking of heels echoes through the hallway for Fancy Wednesday on Oct. 29. The newest addition to Spirit Week offered ample room for the dresser’s interpretation. Jets embodied all kinds of fancy, from frilly dresses and suits to tweed jackets and cargo pants.

About the Contributors

Leanne Yoon, Editor in Chief

Leanne Yoon, dubbed as “Lenny” by her close friends, enters her fifth and final year on staff as the Editor-in-Chief of the Jets Flyover. She makes up for her petite stature with fiery charisma and overflowing passion. As an active leader of clubs such as Menstruation Station, SOAR, Competitive Debate and String Orchestra, Leanne often ponders on what else she could bring to her fellow Jets. Off-campus, she travels all around the world – from the United Arab Emirates to France to Australia – to voice her opinions to an international audience. Leanne writes, takes photos, edits articles, and manages the Flyover. In her final year, she hopes to leave a lasting legacy in the newsroom.

Lily Lee, Writer

Lily Lee returns to the staff with her wide smile and luscious hair. As she watches the clock tick, she reflects on whether or not her name will make a sports banner in the Jetnasium before graduation. Besides fame and glory in the gym, she hopes to leave her mark on the Jets Flyover before her departure. You’ll catch her on the court shooting hoops or buzzing around school on the lookout for mural locations. Nonetheless, she takes great pride in her work ethic and her “tall” stature.

Christine Mason, Broadcast Journalist and Photographer

Christine enters her second year on staff as editor-in-chief of the yearbook and as a Jet Stream journalist. As a dedicated broadcast journalist and photographer, she aims to capture and share the school’s most compelling stories with creativity and enthusiasm, marking the finale of her high school career.

Jack Lee, Illustrator

Jack Lee began his DIS journey in eighth grade. Now he joins the Flyover staff as an illustrator for junior year. Since childhood, Jack takes pride in his artwork. Journalism won’t be the only new venture for Jack, as he laces up for his first-ever cross country season this year. Jack loves to cheer for the Jets at basketball and volleyball games, and he watches professional versions of those sports as a hobby as well. Sorry Lions fans, the Hanwha Eagles take center stage for Jack. That means Jack has a lot of patience.

Ellen Cho, Illustrator

Ellen Cho leaps into her 3rd year of high school, with a drive to strive into diverse fields. She explores art, media, and more in her daily schedule. This year, she steps up her photography game as a member of the yearbook staff. Open to new experiences, Ellen loves to learn about the humanities. Through illustrations and photojournalism on the Flyover, Ellen hopes to bring her one-of-a-kind perspective to DIS and expand the vision of our readers.