‘Stranger Things’ star David Harbour joins high school photoshoot

David Harbour, known for starring as Jim Hopper in the Netflix series Stranger Things, has been shown sporting pom-poms, a school hoodie and a trombone for one lucky student’s senior high school yearbook photos.

Damaris Fregoso, a student from Orestimba High School in Newman, California, tweeted at Harbour back in October asking how many retweets she needed for him to agree to appear in her yearbook.

.@DavidKHarbour how many retweets for you take my senior photos with me

— Damaris Fregoso (@postydamaris) October 29, 2017

Orestimba students were allowed to pick their own portrait for the yearbook, so long as it didn’t show “too much skin”, “inappropriate words or graphics on clothing”, “gang affiliated clothing or gestures”, or “’selfies’ or bathroom mirror pictures”.

To Fregoso’s surprise, Harbour responded: “25k.  And I get to wear the school sweatshirt and hold a trombone.”

25k. And I get to wear the school sweatshirt and hold a trombone. https://t.co/xPNEE681J4

— David Harbour (@DavidKHarbour) October 29, 2017

The request was spurred along by Harbour’s co-star Noah Schapp, who plays Will Byers in Stranger Things.

Come on guys, go retweet, I need to this picture pic.twitter.com/1tS2T6gxAw

— Noah Schnapp (@noah_schnapp) October 29, 2017

Last week, Fregoso’s dream came true. “David is such a sweet dude!” she wrote on Instagram. “Even my 5-month-old nephew got in on the action.”

Source: Twitter @postydamaris

senior photos '18

-bunny ears
-trombone
-pompoms
and
-smiles pic.twitter.com/8Nccv5adK1

— Damaris Fregoso (@postydamaris) January 13, 2018

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bdzb1pdhjTo/?taken-by=postydamaris

“Voted most likely to hijack someone’s high school senior photos 24 years later,” Harbour wrote on his own Instagram account.

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bd3T4YcnNae/?taken-by=dkharbour

I don’t always take senoir portraits, but when I do, it’s because @postydamaris gets 25k+ retweets and @DavidKHarbour agrees to take them with her as long as he is allowed to hold a trombone. 😂 pic.twitter.com/XTmYjrvm9r

— Tommy García (@iamtommyg) January 12, 2018

Orestimba High, it seems, was proud of their student.

https://twitter.com/_WARRIORPRIDE/status/951483582509281280

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