The Courier matched classic iconic characters to CHS teachers who share their looks and personalities…

 History teacher Jon Palarz as…

 Q: How do you feel about being nominated as Mr. Clean?

A: It’s one of the greatest honors I have ever had. I am happy to be known as Mr. Clean…maybe it has something to do with my hair style.

Q: What do you have in common with this character?

A: I don’t know the character that well, but I certainly endorse his products.

Q: What would you do if you were this character for one day?

A: I am this character everyday.

Q: What will you be this year for Halloween?

A: A middle aged basketball coach.

English teachers Diane McEvoy, Kelly Ortiz and Nicole Fernandez as…

Q: Why do you think the students nominated you as Blossom?

McEvoy: Because of her ability to fl y.

Q: What characteristics do you have in common with Buttercup?

Fernandez: I think that’s probably something that my students see because I use my wit and sarcasm in class.

Q: If you had to come up with a catch phrase for Bubbles, what would it be?

Ortiz: I am willing to be fun and silly, but if you cross me, I’m coming after you.

Q: How do you feel about being nominated as Bubbles?

Ortiz: I am so excited because I am super bubbly. I am really really happy about this!

 Science teacher Larry Walker as…

Q: Do you have anything in common with Emmett “Doc” Brown?

A: Science has been my profession for a lot of years. But he’s a much more serious engineer than I am. When I engineer things, it’s a recipe for disaster.

Q: If you had to come up with a catch phrase for this character, what would it be?

A: Science is fun, and sanity is overrated.

Q: What would you do if you were this character for a day?

A: I think I already am.

Q: What is your favorite kind of candy?

A: Reese’s Pieces! Peanut butter and chocolate together, how do you get better than that?