AOIT students researched a particular god or goddess, wrote a speech about the diety, and then dressed up as that god/goddess.

• Group 1 (see picture)
  • Lauren Stutes as Eileithyia, the goddess of Childbirth
  • Victoria Wessels as Hebe, the goddess of Youth
  • Marissa Trahan as Kalypso, the goddess of Silence
  • Alyse Mouton as Rhea, a Titaness, Mother Earth, Mother of all gods
  • Chris Stelly as Cronos, a Titan, god of Time
  • Ben Cathey as Ares, god of War
• Group 2 (see picture)
  • Jordan Broussard as Apollo, god of Light, Music, Prophecy, Medicine, and Science
  • Brittany Wiltz as Artemis, goddess of the Hunt, Chasity, Childbirth, Vegetation, Wild Animals
  • Jonathan Dupis as Zeus, god of the Heavens, King of Olympus
  • Garrett Derouen as Hades, god of the Underworld
  • Shawn Boudreaux as Poseidon, god of the Sea, god of Earthquakes
• Group 3 (see picture)
  • Maggie Stokes as Demeter, goddess of the Harvest
  • Gentry Pickett as Hestia, goddess of Hearth
  • Amber Lavergne as Fortuna, goddess of Fortune
  • Justin McManus as Thor, the Norse god of Thunder
  • Sarah Langston as Athena, goddess of War, Wisdom, Art, Peace, and Agriculture
  • Casie Louviere as Aphrodite, goddess of Love, and Beauty
• Group 4 (see picture)
  • Samantha McGuire as Hera, goddess of Marriage, goddess of gods, Queen of Olympus
  • Matt Johnson as Hercules, god of Athletics
  • Eric Guilbeau as Hypnos, god of Sleep
  • Cadence Guidry as Nemesis, goddess of Revenge
  • Brett Begnaud as Dionysius, god of Wine, Fertility, and Drunkeness
• Group 5 (see picture)
  • Lashari Collins, as Hera, gueen of Goddesses
  • Jake Barousse, as Thor, Norse god of Thunder
  • Travis Robertson, as Vulcan, god of Fire
• Group 6 (see picture)
  • Justin Clause, as Hermes, Messenger of the gods and god of Thieves
  • Ian Collins, as Poseidon, god of the Sea
  • Brandon Faul, as Atlas, holder of the Heavens
  • Aaron Louviere, as Perseus