Who wore it better?
A school counselor showed off her sense of humor in the school’s yearbook this year and got all of her co-workers in on the fun.
Lee Ann Fuzzell Due said she was at an Oklahoma store with her friend when she spotted a sweater she thought her friend would make fun of her for buying.
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“I was trying to hide the sweater under what I picked up because I thought it was dorky. It winds up that when we get to the dressing room, my friend had the same sweater," Due told InsideEdition.com. “We both bought it was funny and took our picture.”
When Due returned to Herald Elementary, where she works, in the fall, she wanted to continue the fun with the staff on picture day by having them all put on the sweater for photos.
“When picture day comes around, it’s like no one on the staff likes having their picture taken every year. In no other job do you have to do that,” Due said. “I mentioned it to my office. They though it was funny and they were ‘like yea let’s do it.’”
On picture day in September, Due took her photo first and then stood in the room with the photographers as she passed on the sweater to each staff member that came in.
"It was so fun watching everyone put on the sweater and laugh about it instead of dreading taking pics. Some were worried their shirts wouldn't match," Due said. "I told them the more it clashed, the better! We were all wearing our Bert and Ernie sweater."
Even the school's principal donned the striped sweater.
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“As staff, we just thought it was fun. It was nice bonding experience instead of stress and worrying about your hair or what you are wearing,” Due said.
And when the final results came out in April, they were priceless.
“The first thing I went to was that page,” Due said. “It was hilarious.”
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